Clancy Dubos is a journalist based in New Orleans, Louisiana. He writes for NOLA.com, WWL-TV Channel 4, and has also been featured in The Advocate. Clancy's articles cover a range of local topics, including politics, city issues, and current events in the New Orleans area.
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Clancy Dubos focuses primarily on local government and politics, with a noticeable emphasis on providing expert commentary and opinion pieces. His articles often revolve around Louisiana's political landscape, including elections, governance issues, and crime.
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By: Clancy Dubos
Late November marks the season of giving and giving thanks.
By: Clancy Dubos
In the hurried final hours, lawmakers knew little about what they voted for — other than getting out of Baton Rouge in time to keep their Thanksgiving travel plans. It’ll be interesting to see what happens once voters realize what’s changing.
By: Clancy Dubos
Here’s my quick take on the four proposed constitutional amendments on Saturday’s ballot.
By: Clancy Dubos
It didn’t take long for state Treasurer John Fleming to prove his critics right. After less than a year in office, he’s already off and running for the U.S. Senate
Donald Trump has forgiven GOP critics before — Lindsey Graham is a glaring example — but only if they publicly and repeatedly debase themselves before him. Cassidy hasn’t done that.
The difference between passage and failure? Turnout. JEFFERSON PARISH, La. — If you want proof that every vote counts, check out the results
By: Clancy Dubos
The difference between passage and failure for teacher pay raises came down to Election Day turnout and a lack of support from the Jefferson business community.
The new property tax would have increased pay for certified public school teachers by $8,300 and given them the highest starting salary in the New Orleans area. That’s plenty of fodder for a successful campaign — but that didn't happen this time.
There were so many big Louisiana political stories in 2024 that my initial list ran well past the usual dozen or so items. I considered trying to convince my colleagues
There were so many big political stories in 2024 that my initial list ran well past the usual dozen or so items. And 2025 promises even more "interesting times" for scandal-weary citizens.
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