Louisiana’s latest election offers lessons — or at least reminders — for the state’s politicians and their consultants: Money doesn’t always determine outcome, bipartisanship still can win races, and voters
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Dear Editor,
It seems people have forgotten the true meaning of our most profitable holiday: Black Friday.
Inormally have this column ready for Thursday’s edition of the JDN. My family and I were a little busy these past few months and especially this past week campaigning for
One of the more prolific and leading causes of cancer-related deaths among both men and women, lung cancer continues to affect the lives of millions of people each year. The
This past Tuesday’s election stirred mediocre interest here in the Bayou State. This was the fifth election in Louisiana in 2018. And get ready for six election dates in 2019.
Now that Democrats have won the House majority by a slim margin, what happens next? Their power to shape legislation will be limited, but that’s not the whole story. Democrats
Possibly more than ever, this week’s state and national elections were about party control. Such power is undoubtedly a goal in any election but this year the blue wave and
There are a few Facebook pages I I find interesting to browse. One in particular is You Know You’re From Jennings, La., If...It is mostly posts from people who still
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