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Jeffrey D. Sadow is an associate professor of political science at Louisiana State University Shreveport. If you're an elected official, political operative or anyone else upset at his views, don't go bothering LSUS or LSU System officials about that because these are his own views solely. This publishes five days weekly with the exception of 7 holidays. Also check out his Louisiana Legislature Log especially during legislative sessions (in "Louisiana Politics Blog Roll" below).

5.5.26

Fleming bests Letlow in LA GOP Senate debate

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The U.S. Senate Republican primary debate was informative, combative if cordial, and displayed how the candidates tried to play to their st...
4.5.26

Landry map swap looking more likely to pay off

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It’s been over two years, but Republican Gov. Jeff Landry ’s reapportionment gamble looks to be paying off, bigger and bigger and wider and ...
2.5.26

LA can beat clock, use better map for fall

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If you are reading this during the first weekend of May, chances are, right this very second, certain elected officials of Louisiana governm...
1.5.26

CD5 GOP nod to turn more on hopefuls than issues

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Republican candidates for Louisiana’s Fifth Congressional District, perhaps appropriately given the job for which they audition ( as least a...
30.4.26

LA needs to prevent alarmism jackpot justice

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Proactive legislation addressing the potential costs of climate alarmism could save Louisiana businesses much time, money, and hassle, in c...
29.4.26

LA case decision invalidates leftist election tool

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This week , a U.S. Supreme Court majority tore the fig leaf off of a major strategic election tool used by Democrats and the political left,...
28.4.26

Transparency bill to challenge LA govts

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An overdue update to transparency laws working its way through the Louisiana Legislature would force sunshine onto some places that don’t re...
27.4.26

Excise exception to stop bad camera law attempts

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All in all, for those in Louisiana concerned that traffic enforcement devices – mainly red light and speed cameras – serve as little more th...
23.4.26

Hammons sets sights on taking down good old boy

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Regardless of the outcome, Bossier City Republican Councilor Brian Hammons ’ entry into the city marshal’s race should shine a needed light ...
22.4.26

Keep public notice to make bills great again

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A pair of linked bills potentially would pare Louisiana’s election calendar a bit and encourage more voters to vet local government bills t...
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