Republican State Treasurer John Kennedy and Democratic Public Service Commissioner Foster Campbell will advance to Louisiana’s U.S. Senate runoff election on Dec. 10 after emerging as the top two...

A proposed state constitutional amendment that would have granted Louisiana higher education management boards more autonomy in setting tuition rates and fee amounts failed in Tuesday’s election,...

Ahead of this year’s Senate election, The Daily Reveille sent a questionnaire to U.S. Senate candidates Charles Boustany, Foster Campbell, Caroline Fayard, John Kennedy, John Fleming and David Duke....

Louisiana’s chief election officer, Secretary of State Tom Schedler, himself a Republican, says voters don’t have to worry about a “rigged election,” and charges his party’s...

The five leading candidates for retiring U.S. Sen. David Vitter’s seat met onstage at Louisiana Tech University for Louisiana’s only Senate debate. Republican U.S. Representatives John Fleming...

Five of the leading candidates for Sen. David Vitter’s opening in the U.S. Senate met onstage at the LSU Union Theatre to talk coastal restoration. The forum was hosted by the Coalition to Restore...

Republican Donald Trump won the LSU student body mock election with 47.5 percent of the students voting, while Democrat Hillary Clinton received 32.7 percent. Libertarian nominee Gary Johnson earned 13.6...

Following the first presidential debate, divides between political parties seem more apparent than ever. In this election, one of the most divisive in recent history, millennials’ interest have grown,...

When a British man dressed in drag took the stage in the Student Union Theatre, a crowd filled with “Make America Great Again” and Trump 2016 attire, as well as Harambe and anti-Hillary Clinton...

Louisiana is known for its colorful political characters, and the state is seeing the past resurface as former state representative and Ku Klux Klan leader David Duke runs for U.S. Senate. Duke announced...