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Jeff Landry to push for more death row execution methods

BY JESSICA WILLIAMS | Capitol News Bureau Editor ​ ​ ​

Death penalty: Jeff Landry will push state lawmakers to consider expanding execution methods used for death row prisoners in Louisiana, sources familiar with the plan say. James Finn has the story. 


A deficit in state government? The state was projecting a financial surplus when Gov. John Bel Edwards left last month. But Gov. Jeff Landry is now forecasting a deficit, Tyler Bridges and Finn report. Read on for more. 


New LED chief: Susan Bonnett Bourgeois, a former board chair of Greater New Orleans, Inc, will lead and likely restructure the state's top economic development agency, Meghan Friedmann reports. 

Political Buzz

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Louisiana hopeful National Flood Insurance Program finally coming off the chopping block

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Numbers to Know

The state was forecast, under Gov. John Bel Edwards, to see a $143M surplus in the fiscal year that begins July 1

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Gov. Jeff Landry said this week that the state is now set to see a $64M shortfall 

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Source: Landry executive order, Revenue Estimating Conference

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