Jeff Landry

LAFAYETTE, La. (KPEL News) - The 45th President of the United States of America Donald Trump is letting everyone know who he wants to be the 57th governor of Louisiana. The last time Trump threw his name behind a candidate for Louisiana governor was in 2019 when he put his White House endorsement behind businessman Eddie Rispone, who was trying to unseat incumbent John Bel Edwards. ...

The new disclosures, which were submitted on Friday, show that the race for Louisiana Governor will be an expensive race to run this year.

The decision comes after months of speculation and meetings with donors and supporters.

The endorsement is a big boost for Landry, but other GOP rivals have blasted such moves.

About a month ago, Jeff Landry decided it was time to throw his name into the race to be Louisiana's next governor.

There is renewed speculation that one of Louisiana's U.S. Senators is eyeing a run for governor.

Landry is out early with a major endorsement, which could have an impact on the 2023 governor's race.

There are several suspected candidates and some whispered possibilities.

A federal judge in Louisiana has put a hold on the Biden Administration's plans to halt energy drilling on federal lands.

Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry talks about the state joining a multi-state suit challenging the latest California gun control measures.

Louisiana AG Jeff Landry explains his recent opinion that Governor John Bel Edwards recent Coronavirus-related mandates are unconstitutional.

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