New Orleans, LA, November 12, 2026 —

In New Orleans, a group identifying themselves as former volunteers involved in recall efforts against Governor Jeff Landry and Attorney General Liz Murrill is publicly seeking accountability. These volunteers are demanding explanations from the individual who chaired these recall initiatives, alleging a failure to submit necessary petition records to the Louisiana Secretary of State’s office.

The core of the volunteers’ grievance centers on the alleged non-submission of petition documents to the state’s chief elections official. Furthermore, they are reportedly seeking the release of a comprehensive signature count, information that has not been made public. The specifics regarding the timeline of these alleged failures and the exact nature of the petition records in question were not detailed in the information provided.

The chair of these recall efforts, whose name was not provided, is the central figure from whom the former volunteers are seeking clarification. The group’s stated objective is to understand why the petition records were allegedly not submitted and why a definitive signature count has not been released. The outcome of these recall efforts, described as failed, is the backdrop against which these demands are being made.

Information regarding any formal responses from the chair of the recall efforts or further actions planned by the former volunteers was not available. The situation highlights a demand for transparency regarding the procedural steps and outcomes of political petition drives, particularly those aimed at recalling elected officials.


Story summarized from the original created by Robert Stewart on veritenews.org, see more information here.

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