
By Sarah Gamard and Tryfon Boukouvidis
A bill to take a step toward creating a constitutional convention is on its way to the state House, giving momentum to a push to hold one in 2020.
Louisiana’s last constitutional convention occurred in 1973, and proponents say a new one is needed to free up money locked up by law for certain purposes and to change the state’s tax structure.
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