- Governor Edwards releases Hurricane Irma tabletop preparation information
- New Orleans: Beauregard Monument, UNO growth, Jim Croce, Francophonie
- Louisiana city seeks New Orleans Pelicans, sports ops, for economic development
- DACA: Trump, Sessions statements, Obama replies, America's Voice speaks
With Hurricane Irma is bearing down upon the Carribean as a potential Tropical Storm 5 and will most likely hit the mainland United States with devastating results, the Louisiana Governor's office is working to be prepared.
As one knows, there's plenty of news, features, events in New Orleans as the city moves into September. Today, here are news releases involving Beauregard Monument, Jim Croce, Tour du Monde de la Francophonie and good news from UNO.
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Shreveport Mayor Ollie Tyler says she is counting on sports to revitalize the downtown area – more specifically, Cross Bayou..
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Today, President Donald Trump through his Attorney General issued a statement calling for the termination of DACA but with a six month opportunity for Congress to pass legislation that could save the deportation of roughly 800,000 people.
New Orleans Elections (12)
New Orleans Elections: News articles about the New Orleans elections and New Orleans Mayor's race, New Orleans Mayor race
Crouere: Mitch Landrieu's New Orleans Mayor's race backing, a "kiss of death"?
Written by Jeff Crouere
There are 25 days until the voters of New Orleans decide the top two candidates in the crowded race for Mayor of New Orleans. There are currently 18 candidates running for Mayor; however, most analysts have concluded there are three clear front-runners: Councilwoman LaToya Cantrell, Former Judge Desiree Charbonnet and Former Judge Michael Bagneris, all Democrats.
Dueling polls in New Orleans Mayor's race show Cantrell, Bagneris, Cantrell trading rankings
Written by Stephen Sabludowsky
This weekend, two different findings from two respectable pollsters with two totally different results hit the New Orleans Mayor’s election streets.
Rigamer's New Orleans Mayor's race poll: Charbonnet 20%, Cantrell 15%, Bagneris 10%
Written by Stephen Sabludowsky
According to a poll by Greg Rigamer, Desiree Charbonnet has a five point lead over her closest competitor LaToya Cantrell but 41% of those polled were undecided. The poll was commissioned by the Charbonnet campaign and the five point margin was within the same margin of error.
Money makes New Orleans Mayor's election go around with Super PACS, trash site, mailer
Written by Stephen Sabludowsky
“Money makes the elections go around, the elections go around, the elections go around.”
In today’s political world and in this case, the New Orleans Mayor’s race, money tells us much about who might be in the runoff, post-election day. Desiree Charbonnet, has a major advantage right now in terms of cash-on-hand compared to all other candidates. She leads with a 3 to 1 advantage over her next top-tier opponent, LaToya Cantrell, New Orleans City Councilwoman.
Cowardly attack vs. Charbonnet in New Orleans Mayor race, but she's deep with campaign dough
Written by Stephen Sabludowsky
The dirty attack ads and websites that define most political races are off and running in the race for New Orleans Mayor. In an age of SuperPacs with unknown donors, we're now seeing cowardly anti-candidate sites showing up in political cyberspace without any identifiers as to who funded, built, created or responsible for the domain and sites itself.
OPED: Bagneris 's New Orleans Mayor run ignores Confederate symbols hurt
Written by Guest OpED
In a recent newspaper article that appeared in the Metro Section of the New Orleans Advocate on Thursday, August 17, 2017, it was headlined that, "Bagneris eyes closing gap in the mayoral race." The subtitled was, "Candidate picks up support in business community."
New Orleans Mayor's race shorts: Forums, Twitter and St. Augustine
Written by Bayoubuzz Staff
You can always get an idea what’s on the minds of candidates running for elective office, by the posts they put up on social media.
Today, Michael Bagneris is proud to showcase support from a major backer Frank Stewart. He also has an big event tomorrow—Po Boys and Purple Knights, as in St. Augustine.
New Orleans Mayor's Race SHORTS: Forums, Charbonnet get BIG Dems
Written by Bayoubuzz Staff
Labor Day has come and gone which means other than escaping from Category 5 hurricanes, what else is there to discuss than New Orleans elections?
Bagneris bags New Orleans Alliance for Good Government pick with Moreno, Williams
Written by Bayoubuzz StaffThe Alliance for Good Government announced its endorsement Thursday night.
According to a twitter post, the Alliance backed Michael Bagneris for Mayor of New Orleans, Helena Moreno and current City Councilman Jason Williams for the Council at Large position.
Louisiana Dem Gala cancelled, New Orleans Mayor Race Forum, Tweets
Written by Bayoubuzz Staff
Louisiana Democratic Party Gala is cancelled, will be rescheduled, New Orleans Mayor Race Forum-focus upon Preservation of Homes, Candidates Tweets
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