Louisiana Freedom to Read Supporters Release Candidate Survey Results Ahead of Local and Statewide Elections
The two lead stakeholder groups opposing censorship in libraries, the St. Tammany Library Alliance and Lafayette Citizens Against Censorship, have issued candidate surveys detailing the responses of the candidates who will be on their ballots.
Louisiana is gearing up for local and statewide elections, which are set to take place in November.
The two lead stakeholder groups opposing censorship in libraries, the St. Tammany Library Alliance and Lafayette Citizens Against Censorship, have issued candidate surveys detailing the responses of the candidates who will be on their ballots.
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We're sharing these today not only to help inform the voters of Louisiana about the opinions of their candidates for office but also to share how advocacy organizations can help inform and participate in the election in a non-partisan way. We applaud the St. Tammany Library Alliance and Lafayette Citizens Against Censorship for engaging with these issues at these moments that really matter.
- St. Tammany Library Alliance candidate survey
- Lafayette Citizens Against Censorship candidate survey
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