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NOLA.com · 16h
Jamie Davis Eyes Possible Louisiana Gubernatorial, Senate Runs
The Advocate
2d

Do a blue wave, razor-close Louisiana Senate race mean Gov. Jeff Landry is vulnerable?

See some of the Democrats — and Republicans — whose names are circulating as potential opponents to Landry’s reelection next year.
NOLA.com
2d

RON FAUCHEUX: The vast voter revolt of 2026

Democrats won or came astonishingly close in states where Republicans usually dominate, from Texas, Ohio and Kansas to Iowa, Louisiana and South Carolina. Here’s why the Democratic wave exceeded expectations,
Axios
3d

2 Louisiana House seats still up in the air

Midterm ballots may be in, but Louisiana still has two House races to see through before the end of the year. Why it matters: Those votes will determine whether Rep. Troy Carter is Louisiana's sole Democrat in the House during a year that saw a historic blue wave at the polls.
The Advocate
4d

After bruising primary, this Republican, Democrat will face off in Louisiana’s 6th District

The Advocate
4d

Election day in Acadiana: Carencro mayor's race heads to runoff; Voter wants 'a change in Louisiana'

The Advocate
5d

Louisiana’s Mike Johnson will not run for minority leader after Democrats sweep GOP out of House

Axios on MSN
5d

How the midterms are reshaping Louisiana's political influence

Republicans' election-night bloodbath has touched off a bitter leadership battle, with both Majority Leader Steve Scalise and Judiciary Chair Jim Jordan vying to replace Mike Johnson as leader of the House GOP. Why it matters: Regardless of who wins the minority leader post, the move represents a massive shakeup for how Louisiana shows up in the nation's most powerful rooms. Context: Johnson, a Republican from Shreveport, told staff that he will...
NOLA.com
5d

Stephanie Grace: Louisiana’s Senate nail-biter reveals a whole new political landscape

huffpost
5d

Mike Johnson Mercilessly Mocked For Sucking Up To Trump To The Bitter End

Lame-duck House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) bowed to President Donald Trump on X Tuesday despite losing his speakership in a Democratic landslide. Johnson won another term for his House seat in the midterm election.
The Indianapolis Star
5d

Speaker Mike Johnson makes decision on future after Republicans lose House

Speaker Mike Johnson will not seek to lead House Republicans after the party lost its majority. Johnson's decision follows significant Republican losses in the Nov. 3 midterm elections. It remains uncertain if Johnson will serve out his newly reelected term for Louisiana's 4th Congressional District.

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