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Understanding the debate over Constitutional Amendment No. 1

Greater Baton Rouge Business Report

May 11, 2026

One of the constitutional amendments on Louisiana's May 16 ballot would hand lawmakers significantly more authority over the state civil service system, an idea critics warn could…

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