News Trial begins for Louisiana’s COVID-19 election plan by Will Phillips Sep 8, 2020 written by Will Phillips Sep 8, 2020 160 (The Center Square) – A federal judge said Tuesday she is “inclined to agree” that requiring voters with COVID-19 concerns to get a doctor’s certification before using the state’s disability excuse to vote absentee places a cost burden on tAlready a subscriber? Log in here Keep reading this story for free. Sign up for a free account to continue reading and get access to the Minden Press-Herald newsletter. Email Password Or, subscribe for unlimited access 0 comments 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail previous post Technology stocks keep stumbling; Nasdaq down 8% in 3 days next post 2020 Vintage Car Club Show and Shine canceled due to COVID-19 Related Posts Texas man arrested on drug, child safety charges... Jul 3, 2025 Webster Parish 4-H youth recognized at LSU statewide... Jul 3, 2025 Webster Parish 4-H member earns top honors at... Jul 3, 2025 Sobriety checkpoint scheduled for Webster Parish Jul 2, 2025 Dixie Inn Council discusses park reopening, potential annexation... Jul 2, 2025 Minden council holds workshop to address trash pickup... Jul 2, 2025