The Republican Governor’s Association, of which Gov. Bobby Jindal is on the four-member executive board, called for New York Gov. Elliott Spitzer to resign because of his associations with a prostitute in Washington, D.C. Read More and Discuss

Three Republican candidates trying to succeed former U.S. Rep. Richard Baker downplayed the urgency Monday of building a $4 billion loop around Baton Rouge. Read More and Discuss

GOP congressional candidate Paul Sawyer on Thursday said he would ignore the state Republican Party’s demand to pull a controversial advertisement from the airwaves. Read More and Discuss

Believe it or not, some prominent conservative commentators, including Rush Limbaugh, are touting Bobby Jindal as a potential Vice Presidential selection for the Republican Party. In fact, Limbaugh is hyping Jindal as the next Ronald Reagan. Read More and Discuss

BATON ROUGE—Gov. Bobby Jindal, a rising star in national Republican circles, said he will make no endorsement in Saturday’s GOP presidential preference primary. Read More and Discuss

WASHINGTON (AFP) — Senator John McCain has won the Republican party’s caucuses in Louisiana while longshot candidate Ron Paul took second place, the state party said Wednesday, citing preliminary results. Read More and Discuss

The Louisiana Republican Party kicks off the 2008 presidential campaign Tuesday with caucuses to select delegates and alternates to the state Republican Convention. Read More and Discuss

December 18, 2007 — When the Republicans say they’re going to finally defeat Louisiana Democrat incumbent Mary Landrieu, keep in mind their poor track record against entrenched Senate Democrats over the last decade. Read More and Discuss

BATON ROUGE - Democrats maintained their hold on the state House of Representatives, with Saturday’s runoff elections giving them the slimmest of majorities: 53 seats in the 105-member chamber. Read More and Discuss

WASHINGTON—Sen. Mary Landrieu, D-La., was in the wrong place at the wrong time, and now some Republican and conservative groups are accusing her of blocking a Senate vote on a bill to permanently ban Internet taxes. Read More and Discuss

Louisiana is undergoing a major political realignment fueled in part by population losses after Hurricane Katrina, political analysts said. Read More and Discuss

WASHINGTON — Louisiana House members stood by their initial votes on the State Children’s Health Insurance Program, or SCHIP, with four Republicans voting against overriding the president’s veto and the state’s two Democrats voting for it. Read More and Discuss

BATON ROUGE — The Republican Party stands a good chance of capturing a majority of statewide offices after Saturday’s election and next month’s runoff, the executive director of the Louisiana Republican Party says, but his Democratic counterpart says he’s a long way from conceding defeat. Read More and Discuss

The Louisiana Board of Ethics voted Thursday to drop charges against Republican legislative leader Jim Tucker involving allegations he improperly received housing tax credits through a hurricane recovery program. Read More and Discuss

The Republican Party of Louisiana on Monday accused Gov. Kathleen Blanco of helping fund a television commercial that questioned U.S. Rep. Bobby Jindal’s religious beliefs. Read More and Discuss

The term-limited end of Rep. Charles Lancaster’s long career in Baton Rouge might be brightened somewhat when Jefferson Parish Republicans honor him at a local gala Sept. 28. In return, Lancaster’s coattails—added to those of guest speaker Mike Duncan, chairman of the Republican National Committee—might net a good chunk of change for local GOP candidates. Read More and Discuss