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/ 5 months agoHelena Moreno launches transition plan as New Orleans’ next mayor, including new city jobs
Moreno is calling on New Orleanians to “get involved and help shape the city’s future,” spokesperson Todd Ragusa said in a...
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/ 5 months agoGov. Jeff Landry’s lawyers intervened to keep his appointee in Louisiana retirement system
Christopher Hebert had a problem when an independent state entity said he couldn’t remain in a state retirement system. Gov. Jeff...
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/ 5 months ago‘Blowback’ over campaign attack ads spurred runoff in one New Orleans race, analysts say
Election experts say attack ads from incumbent Darren Lombard may have backfired in the Orleans Parish clerk of court race, propelling...
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/ 5 months agoThis map shows how New Orleans voted in the mayor’s race, where candidates held strong
Helena Moreno won outright with 55% of the vote, though Royce Duplessis and Oliver Thomas each took precincts. Take a look...
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/ 5 months agoSlidell-area voters back fire district’s parcel fee renewal
Voters in Slidell and its surrounding areas overwhelmingly renewed a $39 parcel fee that supports St. Tammany Parish Fire Protection District...
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/ 5 months agoOliver Thomas gives fiery concession speech: ‘The devil don’t want 99%; the devil want 100%’
New Orleans City Councilmember Oliver Thomas conceded the mayor’s race Saturday night, but not without throwing a few final punches.
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/ 5 months agoHow Helena Moreno won historic victory for New Orleans mayor
On Saturday, Moreno won the race for New Orleans mayor outright on a broad, meat-and-potatoes pledge — that her administration will...
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/ 5 months agoHelena Moreno’s outright victory powered by big turnout as New Orleans voters embraced message
Helena Moreno’s resounding outright victory on Saturday came as New Orleans voters, hungry for change, made their strongest showing for a...
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/ 5 months agoJohn Bel Edwards won’t run for U.S. Senate, dashing Louisiana Democrats’ hopes
Democrats have been hoping that former Gov. John Bel Edwards would jump into next year’s U.S. Senate race.
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/ 5 months agoNew Orleans voters back symbolic end to discrimination against formerly incarcerated people
New Orleans voters on Saturday overwhelmingly agreed to take a symbolic stand against job discrimination for people with felony convictions.



