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U.S. Rep. Cleo Fields, 10 U.S. House candidates join federal lawsuit over primary suspension

Fields joined candidates in a federal lawsuit challenging Louisiana’s suspension of the U.S. House primaries.

U.S. Rep. Cleo Fields, 10 U.S. House candidates join federal lawsuit over primary suspension
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Rep. Cleo Fields and 10 candidates joined a federal lawsuit challenging Louisiana’s suspension of U.S. House primaries. The suit alleges the change could disenfranchise voters, including people whose absentee ballots had already been sent.

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U.S. representative who joined the lawsuit challenging the suspension of the House primaries

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Larry Foy
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Dan McKay
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ALSO MENTIONED  Eugene Collins, Activist and plaintiff who filed the lawsuit; Jeff Landry, Louisiana governor who said the state could not legally use the congressional map and signed the order suspending the primaries; Nancy Landry, Official who certified the executive order

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Cleo Fields Joins Lawsuit Challenging Primary Suspension

Cleo Fields joined candidates in a federal lawsuit challenging Louisiana’s suspension of congressional primaries. Center outlets describe the suit as a challenge to the suspension, with one stressing possible effects on voters and Fields’ call for them to complete their ballots; another includes the state’s stated defense of the order.

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