new poll: RINO US Sen. Bill Cassidy still running 3rd in Louisiana GOP primary | Eastern NC Now

two conservative likely to face each other in runoff with incumbent eliminated

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The latest poll continues the trend in Louisiana's Republican US Senate primary with incumbent RINO US Senator Bill Cassidy running third and unlikely to even make it to the runoff.  The latest poll was conducted by Emerson College's pollsters.  It puts conservative State Trreasurer and former Congressman John Fleming in first place at 28%,  conservative Congresswoman Julia Letlow, who is endorsed by President Trump, second at 27%, and Senator Cassidy bringing up the rear at 21%.

The primary will be held May 16.


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