ATLANTA – Louisiana voters may face confusion at the ballot box Saturday, as House primaries are on hold but the Senate primaries are moving forward after a Supreme Court decision last month. A ruling that the state’s new House map was an “unconstitutional racial gerrymander” prompted Gov. Jeff Landry (R) to delay those races while new district…
Letlow looks to push past Cassidy as Louisiana Senate contest moves forward
Originally reported by The Hill
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