NOLARepublican Liz Murrill wins Louisiana attorney general's race; GOP to control state government
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- Policy Leaning
-48% Medium Liberal
- Politician Portrayal
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63% : Murrill, a seasoned litigator and Landry's top deputy during his tenure as attorney general, appeared to lock in her victory early, according to preliminary Louisiana Secretary of State data.60% : Republican Liz Murrill won Saturday's race for Louisiana attorney general, giving Gov.-elect Jeff Landry an ally as the state's top lawyer and handing Republicans total control over state government.
59% : With victories by Republicans in the races for secretary of state and treasurer, the GOP secured a monopoly on Louisiana statewide offices for the first time since 2015.
54% : By 9:00, she had secured 256,000 votes to Cheek's 130,000, according to the Secretary of State's Office.
54% : Republicans also on Saturday won races for secretary of state and treasurer.
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