AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoRedistricting: Federal judges in Shreveport are weighing whether to keep the Callais case open, allowing a possible challenge to Louisiana’s remaining Black-majority congressional district. The dispute won’t change the map used Nov. 3. Nonprofit Oversight: State officials want tighter controls after a nonprofit director was charged with misusing public funds. Louisiana sent $2.3 billion to outside groups from 2022 through 2025. Gambling Regulation: Kalshi is suing Gov. Jeff Landry, Attorney General Liz Murrill and state regulators, arguing its federal approval lets it offer sports contracts without a Louisiana gambling license. SpaceX Deal: Vermilion Parish residents and a citizens’ group are suing over the company’s local tax deal, alleging officials violated open-meetings laws. Election and Taxes: Voters will decide 10 constitutional amendments Nov. 3, including one that would let local taxing bodies restore millage rates beyond the current four-year window. State Finances: Fitch upgraded Louisiana’s bond rating to AA from AA-, a move expected to lower borrowing costs.
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