Gov. Jeff Landry and the legislative majority who backed a sweeping rewrite of the state’s tax code took one on the chin when voters rejected Amendment 2 back in March, along with three other proposals that were on that ballot. They’ll have a chance to rebound next spring, when two amendments that came out of
‘LaPolitics’: The 2026 ballot offers a do-over for Landry and GOP lawmakers
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