Who’s paying for Louisiana’s constitutional amendment campaigns? It’s mostly a secret.
Louisiana voters have seen political mail, online advertising and even television spots about the four constitutional amendments on the ballot Saturday, but weak public financial disclosure laws make it difficult to say who is paying for those election efforts.
What to Know About Constitutional Amendment 1 on the Louisiana March 29 Ballot
Amendment 1“Do you support an amendment granting the Louisiana Supreme Court jurisdiction to discipline out-of-state lawyers for unethical legal practices in the state of Louisiana, and to grant the legislature the authority to establish trial courts of limited and specialized jurisdiction?
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Louisiana Sen. John Kennedy Says Democrat Lunacy Is Good For GOP But Damages AmericaRepublican Louisiana Sen. John Kennedy appeared on Newsmax Wednesday and said he’s concerned that the increasingly extreme ...
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Gov. Jeff Landry has made public moves to cut state government spending in recent weeks, following the lead of President ...
The Supreme Court hears an unusual case in which civil rights groups are in a tentative alliance with Republican officials in ...
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Video: LIVE: Trump and Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry deliver remarks in D.C.Trump and Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry deliver remarks in D.C. U.S. President Donald Trump and Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry of the Republican Party deliver remarks in Washington, D.C. #trump #jefflandry ...
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