HB 431 Is the Fairness Louisiana Drivers Deserve
Every month, countless Louisianans are forced to make impossible choicesβpay the car insurance bill, buy groceries, cover the mortgage, or keep their vehicles on the road. We pay some of the highest auto insurance premiums in the nation, and working families bear the...
Op-ed: Thank You, Lawmakers, for Advancing Legal Reform
by Richard D Cloud – Lafayette, LA As a Louisiana voter who has long supported meaningful legal reform, I want to extend my sincere thanks to the members of the Louisiana House of Representatives who took decisive action in the opening weeks of the Legislative...
Louisiana 2025 Regular Session: Week One Recap
The 2025 Louisiana Regular Legislative Session began on April 14, 2025. Lawmakers are tasked with addressing critical issues facing the state. With nearly 900 pre-filed bills, the session will tackle a wide range of topics, including insurance reform, education,...
Exposed! Louisiana DEI Spending Addiction
A common question we hear at Citizens for a New Louisiana concerns Louisiana DEI spending. How much taxpayer money fundsΒ DEIB (Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging) programs? The short answer? No one really knows. Perhaps that’s why Emily Chenevert...
Citizens for a New Louisiana is making government more transparent, one parish at a time. Will you become a part of the solution?
Critical Acclaim
National Public Radio
Citizens for a New Louisiana is keeping a close eye on how current library board members are voting. If that makes current members fearful, Lunsford says, that's the point.
Acadiana Advocate
It was not until the question was raised by the Citizens for a New Louisiana that a runoff election was held.
News Talk 98.5
Citizens for a New Louisiana does the research that no one else is doing,
National Public Radio
Lunsford spent years raising the heat leading a stealthy but steady campaign that replaced members of the library board who, from his perspective, were not quite on board.
KLFY
A Youngsville resident with connections to Citizens for a New Louisiana, claimed that Trahan lived outside the Youngsville city limits prior to qualifying on July 18.
