How each gubernatorial candidate plans to handle the expiring sales tax

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The next governor of Louisiana will almost immediately be forced to deal with the loss of $500 million in state revenue when the temporary .45-cent sales tax expires in 2025.  As USA Today Network reports, two of the major candidates, independent Hunter Lundy and Democrat Shawn Wilson, say they will advocate to keep the tax

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