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State Sen. Coussan prioritizes lower energy costs in run for seat on Public Service Commission
At a candidate forum, State Sen. Jean-Paul Coussan (R-Lafayette) said that if he is elected the next District 2 Commissioner on the Louisiana Public Service Commission (LPSC) he plans to prioritize lowering energy costs, restoring utility service after storms, and working with state and federal partner to protect the state’s power grid from cyberattacks from foreign adversaries.
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Political strategist: LPSC candidate Coussan supported 'policies that protect Louisiana families from rising utility costs'
Eric McVicker, a GOP strategist and community advocate, said that State Sen. Jean-Paul Coussan (R-Lafayette) has a record in the State Legislature of supporting legislation that supported Louisiana families and kept energy bills low.
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Report: LPSC candidate Coussan sponsored bill to make oil and gas industry 'more effective, efficient and environmentally friendly'
During his time in the Louisiana House of Representatives, State Sen. Jean-Paul Coussan (R-Lafayette), now a candidate for the Louisiana Public Service Commission (LPSC) sponsored a bill to incentivize the oil and gas industry to self-report and manage environmental issues.
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Political Strategist: Julie Quinn's campaign finance violations 'show a clear disregard for the rules that ensure transparency'
Eric McVicker, a GOP strategist and community advocate, said that Louisiana Public Service Commission candidate Julie Quinn's history of campaign finance violations showed a "clear disregard" for rules that ensure transparency in the electoral process.
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Report: Louisiana Public Service Commission hopeful Julie Quinn has history of campaign finance violations
Former State Senator and Louisiana Public Service Commission (LPSC) candidate Julie Quinn was reportedly investigated and fined for eight campaign finance violations related to filing reports from past political campaigns.