See some of the Democrats — and Republicans — whose names are circulating as potential opponents to Landry’s reelection next year.

The Nov. 3 election was about as historic as you get. Nationally, Democrats took control of the House and Senate, flipped a host of governorships and state legislatures and essentially

Midterm ballots may be in, but Louisiana still has two House races to see through before the end of the year. Why it matters: Those votes will determine whether Rep. Troy Carter is Louisiana's sole Democrat in the House during a year that saw a historic blue wave at the polls. Driving the news: Candidates for Louisiana's House Districts 5 and 6 are headed to runoffs Dec. 12. North Louisiana's District 5 was left vacant when Rep. Julia Letlow...

Republicans' election-night bloodbath has touched off a bitter leadership battle, with both Majority Leader Steve Scalise and Judiciary Chair Jim Jordan vying to replace Mike Johnson as leader of the House GOP. Why it matters: Regardless of who wins the minority leader post, the move represents a massive shakeup for how Louisiana shows up in the nation's most powerful rooms. Context: Johnson, a Republican from Shreveport, told staff that he will...

In congressional elections on Tuesday, Louisiana narrowly chose Julia Letlow as its newest U.S. senator. We congratulate Letlow on her campaign. She will be the first Republican woman to represent

Here’s what Tuesday’s seismic elections mean for the two Louisiana men have been running the U.S. House of Representatives.

Democratic Louisiana state Rep. Patricia Moore and Republican state Rep. Gabe Firment are projected to advance to a runoff in Louisiana’s 5th House District race, according to Decision Desk HQ (DDHQ). Moore had less than a one percentage point advantage over Firment as of 12:53 a.m. with 93 percent of votes in on Wednesday morning,…

Clay Higgins secured another term representing Louisiana's 3rd Congressional District, defeating five challengers and avoiding a runoff.