A Shreveport-based polling firm calls today's Louisiana U.S. Senate election a toss-up. Bishop George, the co-founder and CEO of Vantage Data House, says in June, he had Republican Julia Letlow leading Democrat Jamie Davis by eight percentage points. However, their research has found Black voters, who are likely voting...

Even though early voting statistics and a pair of polls showing Julia Letlow and Jamie Davis tied have made things very interesting in Louisiana's U.S. Senate race, Jeremy Alford with LaPolitics.com says Letlow still goes into Election Day today as the clear favorite. "Julia Letlow does have the power of incumbenc...

Today is the day - Election Day. Polls are open until 8 p.m.; and if you're already in line at eight o'clock, you will be able to cast a ballot and have your voice be heard. Secretary of State Nancy Landry says with more than 4,500 candidates competing in more than 2,500 contests throughout the state - obviously not on...

A state lawmaker believes Louisiana would be a great location for the Next Great American Base. U.S. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth has announced plans to build "Fortress America" and all locations in the United States may be considered, including former military installations and land that borders existing in...

There are 10 constitutional amendments on tomorrow's ballot for you to weigh in on - everything from property tax exemptions for seniors to prohibiting bail for those accused of certain crimes against children to limiting governors to two lifetime terms. Steven Procopio, the president of the Public Affairs Research Cou...