AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoElection Administration: A “human error” changed 67,000 Louisiana voters’ status to inactive, while election workers say a faulty system is slowing registration processing ahead of November’s vote. Voters will also decide 10 constitutional amendments. State Policy: Gov. Jeff Landry renewed the gas-tax suspension and expanded untaxed diesel use for farmers. Separately, SNAP enrollment in Louisiana fell by about 170,000 people—21%—after federal rule changes. Local Races: Campaign finance reports are in for Shreveport’s mayoral race, where candidates are making transparency and city services key issues. Energy & Infrastructure: Landowners and elected officials challenged Entergy over a proposed high-voltage transmission line, questioning its public purpose and the project’s transparency. Courts & Elections: Louisiana is pressing a lawsuit against federal rules allowing abortion pills to be prescribed by telehealth and mailed. The state is also among three challenging other states’ abortion shield laws. Political Watch: Sen. John Kennedy is weighing a 2028 presidential run, while Louisiana’s November ballot includes a proposed governor’s term-limits change.
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