🖍️ A state Senate committee reconvenes Wednesday to discuss the proposed congressional maps. One keeps two majority-Black districts, while the others eliminate one or both of them. (Fox 8)
All four of the state's most recent Black U.S. House representatives — Cleo Fields, Troy Carter, Cedric Richmond and William Jefferson — testified. Civil rights activist Leona Tate also spoke.
Carter, Mayor Helena Moreno, City Council and the Orleans legislative delegation host a town hall at Dillard tonight to discuss redistricting and voter rights. (Facebook)
🗳️ Early voting: 8.4% of registered voters cast ballots already for Saturday's primary, according to data yesterday from the Secretary of State's office.
More than 42,000 votes were cast before Gov. Jeff Landry suspended the House elections, which are still on the ballots. (Illuminator)
🏛️ The New Orleans City Council holds a special meeting today (livestream) to appoint an interim city clerk and call a special election. (The Times-Picayune 🔒)