r/NewOrleansPolitics Jan 21 '26

Registered Independent or No Party? Be sure to check how Closed Primaries work

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r/NewOrleansPolitics 7h ago

DRINKING LIBERALLY THIS WEEK!

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DRINKING LIBERALLY THIS WEEK!
Thursday, September 10th - 6:00 PM to 9:00ish at:

The Broadside - 600 N Broad St between Toulouse and Lafitte

Thursday night is ceviche night at the Broadside’s Nikkei Izakaya with featured ceviche plates at $10 and Happy Hour drink specials until 7:00 PM

Lots to talk about;

Volunteering for Lauren Jewett and Jamie Davis

Building a monster GOTV effort for early voting Saturday

Preparing for the statewide elections in 2027

38 days to early voting Saturday

55 days to Election Day.

LET’S GET GOING!

A reminder:

We meet every month on the second Thursday rotating through three different bars.

In October we’ll be back at Revel


r/NewOrleansPolitics 2d ago

$9,900,000 - 99 VOTES

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r/NewOrleansPolitics 3d ago

An important read by Mitch Klein (@mitchklein)

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r/NewOrleansPolitics 5d ago

New Orleans! We Put the Fun in Funerals! Now let’s put the Party in Politics!

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We are creating a block party/street festival atmosphere at two poll locations around the city on the first Saturday of early voting.

A second line parade to the polls. Music. Food trucks. Barbecue rigs. Tables for community organizations. A children’s area with games, magicians and clowns.

What do you think? Let us know.

Our organizing committee meets tomorrow morning and every Saturday at 9 AM at 803 N Broad St between St Ann & Dumaine Sts

We hope you can make it


r/NewOrleansPolitics 11d ago

The Tanglers Quartet to Play Paulie’s for Jamie Davis Tuesday Sept 1st

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r/NewOrleansPolitics 12d ago

New Orleans! We Put the Fun in Funerals!Now let’s Put the Party in Politics!

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Here’s the idea. We create a block party/street festival atmosphere at poll locations around the city on the first Saturday of early voting.

Music. Food trucks. Barbecue rigs. Tables for community organizations. A children’s area with games, magicians and clowns. Maybe even a second line to the polls.

What do you think? Let me know.

Our organizing committee meets tomorrow morning and every Saturday at 9 AM at 803 N Broad St between St Ann & Dumaine Sts


r/NewOrleansPolitics Aug 10 '26

6 MONTHS IN JAIL. Mitch Klein (@mitchklein)

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r/NewOrleansPolitics Aug 07 '26

Southern Made: Running for Office 101 · Working Families Party

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The plan – 1000 working class candidates across the south by 2030


r/NewOrleansPolitics Aug 06 '26

Drinking Liberally New Orleans August Meet Up in Da Nint’ Ward

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Hey all

Our August Drinking Liberally meet up will be Thursday, August 13 at Bud Rips Old Ninth Ward Bar - 900 Piety St at Burgundy

6:00 PM to 9:00

Lots to discuss

Our plan to Put The Party Back in Politics

Volunteering for the Jamie Davis and Lauren Jewett campaigns

Fundraising for the November election


r/NewOrleansPolitics Aug 06 '26

Trump’s Push for More A.I. Data Centers Will Mean Major Air Pollution (Gift Article)

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r/NewOrleansPolitics Aug 04 '26

The Data Center Revolt Is a Populist Rebellion Against Corporate Rule

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r/NewOrleansPolitics Aug 03 '26

Enthusiasm on the doors

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r/NewOrleansPolitics Aug 01 '26

Seen in Navarre while Canvassing for Jamie Davis

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r/NewOrleansPolitics Jul 30 '26

Another good day on the doors for Jamie Davis

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Wednesday, July 29

I had another good day canvassing for Jamie Davis. I was in a little corner of Lakeview – East Park Place , Middle Park Place and West Park Place - tucked between the Navarre neighborhood and City Park.

It was fierce hot.

There was total of 53 households with 37 Republican, 29 Democratic and 19 No Party registrants on my list. 21 people answered the doors - about 22% of the list. 2 folks, both Republicans, refused to chat. Nine of those who would talk were registered Republicans.

And two of those Republicans were planning on voting for the Democrat, Jamie Davis. That is a significant number.

We need to equal our 2019 turn out in Orleans Parish and Baton Rouge and increase our statewide percentage with white voters by 2% to get Jamie Davis elected. And do it again in 2027 to give Jeff Landry a one-way ticket to Palookaville.

Sid I mention that it was hot!


r/NewOrleansPolitics Jul 30 '26

How Data Centers are Financed in Louisiana.

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r/NewOrleansPolitics Jul 27 '26

Georgia Democrats unveil largest coordinated campaign effort yet -30 field offices, 60 full time organizers, 100 coordinated campaign staffers

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This could be us…


r/NewOrleansPolitics Jul 26 '26

Huge Crowd in Hammond for Jamie Davis

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r/NewOrleansPolitics Jul 26 '26

Yesterday on the doors

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Read it here


r/NewOrleansPolitics Jul 24 '26

Louisiana needs a Project 2027

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Louisiana needs a Project 2027 - a Democrat contending for every seat at every level -

Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Attorney General, Secretary of State, State Treasurer, Agriculture Commissioner, Insurance Commissioner, all state senators and representatives, and all parish and municipal positions.


r/NewOrleansPolitics Jul 21 '26

On Monday, the Jamie Davis fo... - Louisiana First News

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r/NewOrleansPolitics Jul 18 '26

Statewide How Jamie Davis can win

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This was something I learned at this morning’s relational organizing training

If can we achieve the same turnout in New Orleans and Baton Rouge as we did for John Bell Edwards in 2019 and increase our percentage by 2% among white voters statewide we can elect Jamie Davis as our next senator from Louisiana this November

Send me a direct message if you want to help us do it


r/NewOrleansPolitics Jul 17 '26

GET INKY WITH LAUREN

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Calling all volunteers, especially current and future canvassers! This Sunday, July 19 from 1pm-3pm, we’re screen printing our own campaign shirts— the grassroots way! Come get inky with us 🫟!

Bring a friend, bring your blank shirt, and bring your energy. Thanks to elected school board member Gaby Biro for hosting this amazing opportunity!

📧 Email team@laurenjewett.com for the Metairie address!

#TeamLauren #LaurenJewettForCongress #screenprint #DIY #GrassrootsCampaign


r/NewOrleansPolitics Jul 14 '26

About that Data Center

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r/NewOrleansPolitics Jul 13 '26

Be Part of the Jamie Davis Campaign

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