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State leaders say no changes to maps as SCOTUS silence continues in Louisiana v. Callais

WBRZ Baton Rouge

Jan 6, 2026

BATON ROUGE - Ahead of the spring election, Louisiana lawmakers switched the state to a closed-party primary system, meaning party members will vote only in their own primaries. Wi…

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