Posted by on March 30, 2026A Guide to Louisiana’s May 2026 Constitutional AmendmentsConstitutional amendments offer voters an opportunity to shape the fundamental rules of government. Some [...]Read more
Posted by Isabella Albano on March 30, 2026Louisiana Constitutional Amendment 5: Extend Judicial Retirement Age?The Pelican Institute is neutral on Constitutional Amendment 5, but it recommends voters weigh both [...]Read more
Posted by Isabella Albano on March 30, 2026YES on Constitutional Amendment 4: Begin to End the Inventory TaxThe Pelican Institute recommends a YES vote on Constitutional Amendment 4. Sound tax policy should do two [...]Read more
Posted by Isabella Albano on March 30, 2026YES on Constitutional Amendment 3: Pay off Debt and Make Teacher Pay Raise PermanentThe Pelican Institute recommends a YES vote on Constitutional Amendment 3. Good public policy often comes [...]Read more
Posted by Isabella Albano on March 30, 2026YES on Constitutional Amendment 2: Local Decisions, Better OutcomesThe Pelican Institute recommends a YES vote on Constitutional Amendment 2. Government works best when it [...]Read more
Posted by Isabella Albano on March 30, 2026Yes on Constitutional Amendment 1: Enact Civil Service ReformThe Pelican Institute recommends a YES vote on Amendment 1. Representative government demands [...]Read more
Posted by Erin Bendily, Ph.D. on March 30, 2026A Free-Market Path Forward in Louisiana’s PBM DebatePBMs play a complex but important role in the healthcare system. As intermediaries, they negotiate drug [...]Read more
Posted by Sarah Harbison on March 28, 2026Six for ’26: Great Occupational Licensing Reforms to Watch in the 2026 Regular Legislative SessionThe 2026 regular legislative session brings some welcome news for occupational licensure reform. This [...]Read more
Posted by Sarah Harbison on March 27, 2026Untangling the Truth About Natural Hair Braiding in LouisianaThe Louisiana legislature will once again consider bills related to the practice of natural hair [...]Read more