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Jeff Landry vows to chart better course for Louisiana

BY JESSICA WILLIAMS | Capitol News Bureau Editor ​ ​ ​

Road to the Governor's Mansion: Jeff Landry's path to the Governor's Mansion was full of twists and turns. In this extensive profile of the new governor, Tyler Bridges details Landry's background, which may give clues as to how he will lead. 


'Failure is not an option': In a Sunday ceremony on the steps of the State Capitol, Landry called for unity and extolled Louisiana's virtues after he was sworn in as Louisiana's 57th governor, Bridges and James Finn report. 


Supreme Court seat: Landry and a majority of the state Supreme Court are pushing to redraw the court's boundaries this year to create a second Black-majority district, Bridges reports. The plan has spurred some criticism. 

Political Buzz

For House Speaker Mike Johnson, border security could be make-or-break issue

WASHINGTON — Though he's a habitue of conservative networks like Fox News, House Speaker Mike Johnson changed course and appeared on CNN th… Read more

House Majority Leader Steve Scalise undergoing cancer procedure, will be out a month.

WASHINGTON – House Majority Leader Steve Scalise is undergoing a stem cell transplant and will leave his Republican bloc in the House with … Read more

 
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Numbers to Know

To approve a new Louisiana Supreme Court map: 

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28 votes are needed in the 39-member Senate

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70 votes are needed in the 105-member House

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Source: Louisiana Legislature 

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