AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoSenate Race: Louisiana’s closely watched U.S. Senate contest remained unsettled Tuesday night. Early and mail votes showed Republican Julia Letlow leading Democrat Jamie Davis 56% to 44%, but results from major urban areas, including Orleans and East Baton Rouge parishes, were still outstanding. Congressional Results: House Speaker Mike Johnson was projected to win reelection, as were Republican Steve Scalise and Democrat Troy Carter. Democrats were projected to take control of the U.S. House, putting Johnson’s speakership at risk. Election Oversight: Justice Department monitors visited polling places in New Orleans, Baton Rouge and Lafayette. More than 530,000 Louisianans voted early, a record for a midterm election. Local Races: Brad Cascio was projected to win the 21st Judicial District attorney’s race, ending Scott Perrilloux’s 30-year tenure. Results remained pending in several local contests and on 10 proposed state constitutional amendments.
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