Attorneys working for Mayor LaToya Cantrell and co-plaintiff Rev. Willie Calhoun filed twin lawsuits in East Baton Rouge Parish and Orleans Parish today (Tuesday March 14) challenging the settlement reached between Louisiana Secretary of State Kyle Ardoin and NoLaToya.org officials that reduced by 5,000 the number of active voters needed to trigger a recall election. […]
In a lawsuit currently before the U.S. Supreme Court - Ardoin v. Robinson - Louisiana Sec. of State Kyle Ardoin and the State of Louisiana are arguing that the definition of who can be considered "Black" for voting purposes should be limited.
Louisiana Secretary of State Kyle Ardoin has once again shelved an attempt to procure new voting machines after receiving intense criticism from election technology companies, the head of the Louisiana state Senate oversight committee, and other Republicans.
With the City of New Orleans still struggling to recover from a direct hit from Hurricane Zeta, as many as 11 polling locations are expected to remain without power on Tuesday. However, in spite of their responsibility to ensure that all citizens are able to vote, Louisiana Secretary of State Kyle Ardoin and Commissioner of […]
The U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Louisiana issued a ruling today supporting Gov. John Bel Edwards' request to implement a safer emergency election plan that includes more mail-in voting options.
As the public health demands of coronavirus require us to do more from our homes, the Louisiana State Legislature just agreed to allow for mail-in ballots – for its legislators, that is. Last week, the Louisiana House and Committee on Governmental Affairs and Senate Governmental Affairs Committee denied Secretary of State Kyle Ardoin’s plan to […]
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