Voters in Louisiana Head to the Polls, Uncertain but Determined
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- ▪Russell and voters throughout Louisiana will have to return to the polls in November to cast their ballots again.“Principle,” Mr.
- ▪Russell, 20, said when asked why he still voted for his choice of House candidate.
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