Stephanie Grace is a Contributing Editor at The Times-Picayune | The Advocate. She covers a range of topics including elections, government, and public policy, with a focus on general assignment news and regional interest in North America. Stephanie's work has been featured in SAFE STREETS STRONG COMMUNITIES, NOLA.com, MDPI, and The Advocate.
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of 2 Mitch Landrieu may run for president in 2028. Or, he may not.
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Mitch Landrieu says he might run for president in 2028. Columnist Stephanie Grace explains why she thinks the former New Orleans mayor would be a serious candidate.
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Paperwork errors happen. When it comes to complicated government programs, they happen a lot. You know the best way to fix a paperwork error?
By: Stephanie Grace
That U.S. Sen, Bill Cassidy, not only a two-term incumbent but a powerful committee chair, is fighting to survive this week’s Republican primary says less about him than it does about the changing nature of American politics, columnist Stephanie Grace writes.
By: Stephanie Grace
of 2 From left to right: U.S. Sen. Bill Cassidy, Louisiana Treasurer John Fleming and U.S. Rep. Julia Letlow Columnist Stephanie Grace
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After her allies blocked New Orleans’ duly elected clerk of Criminal District Court from taking office, Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill is now threatening to remove the mayor, the district attorney and most of the City Council as they wrestle with the legal implications of the Legislature’s audacious move. Enough is enough, columnist Stephanie Grace writes.
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Liz Murrill's got some kind of nerve. The Republican attorney general added insult to injury when she threatened to unseat seven Democratic
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of 2 Dr. Bill Cassidy and his wife Laura greet supporters and gave his concession speech Saturday night after election returns showed his loss.
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of 2 Back in 2014, 1,273,589 Louisianans voted in the December election that sent Bill Cassidy to the Senate and Mary Landrieu packing after three terms.
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of 2 U.S. Representative Julia Letlow thanks her supporters on Saturday, May 16, 2026 in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Staff photo by Michael Johnson
