Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry’s (R) plan to streamline the tax and budget article of the state constitution failed to win support from voters during a special election held Saturday.
Voters rejected Amendment No. 2, a complex proposal that would have overhauled Article VII of the constitution with 115 pages of revisions. The ballot question was designed to attract support from key voter blocks—mentioning income-tax cuts for seniors and exemptions for religious organizations, among other things.
But the amendment was opposed by 65% of voters across the state, according to the unofficial results released by Secretary of State Nancy Landry. ...
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