Holy shit, look who New Orleans just elected mayor!
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anonymoose
Classical Liberal
Ex mayor under federal indictment
anonymoose
Classical Liberal
Kawabunga! What a change!
A toilet bowl mop would have been a change. This one is a democrat with a brain.
cawacko
Well-known member
She’s a SMU grad! From an identity perspective I was looking at New Orleans demographics and it looks like the City is around 85% black and white, with the Latino population just under 10%.
Yet they elected a Latino Mayor. Not too many Latino Mayors of big cities in the U.S.
Yet they elected a Latino Mayor. Not too many Latino Mayors of big cities in the U.S.
AProudLefty
The remora of JPP
What does it mean?
Diogenes
Nemo me impune lacessit
Diogenes
Nemo me impune lacessit
AProudLefty
The remora of JPP
There he is, answering my question.
anonymoose
Classical Liberal
The blacks had enough of black mayors’ corruption and incompetence in that hell hole. They tried something different. Very rare and very different.
AProudLefty
The remora of JPP
Ok. Jutaxpositing two pictures means what?
anonymoose
Classical Liberal
You don’t see the difference?
One is a corrupt battle axe and the other is a well educated and already very accomplished hottie.
anonymoose
Classical Liberal
anonymoose
Classical Liberal
All the black pols have made Huey Long look like Peter The Apostle when it comes to morals. They know when they need a change.
As for latinos, they're a big demographic there now; shipped them in for the 'rebuilding' after Katrina. Mississippi is also full of them. A big number of blacks were bussed out to places like Houston, and even to Utah. Some studies showed that former hood rats thrived in the mostly white small towns, better education results, and of course just re-ghettoized in shitholes like Houston.
Jake Starkey
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/www.wrkf.org/wrkf-news/2025-10-15/new-orleans-voter-turnout-for-oct-11-election-was-the-highest-since-hurricane-katrina
Helena Moreno is the new mayor-elect of New Orleans. She won the October 11, 2025, election with 55% of the vote and will take office on January 12, 2026.
/www.shreveporttimes.com/story/news/2025/10/11/new-orleans-elects-new-mayor-helena-moreno-to-lead-city-out-of-chaos-from-latoya-cantrell-indictment/86649981007/
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Well-educated, female, immigrant, latina. Let's see how she does.
Helena Moreno is the new mayor-elect of New Orleans. She won the October 11, 2025, election with 55% of the vote and will take office on January 12, 2026.
Election Highlights
- Helena Moreno, a Democrat and current City Council vice president, won outright in the primary, avoiding a runoff.
- She defeated State Sen. Royce Duplessis (22%) and Councilmember Oliver Thomas (19%) in a crowded 12-candidate field.
- Voter turnout was the highest for a New Orleans mayoral race since Hurricane Katrina, with over 100,000 ballots cas
About Helena Moreno
- Born in Xalapa, Mexico, raised in Houston, and a graduate of SMU’s journalism program.
- Former TV news anchor in New Orleans, known for her Emmy-winning coverage of Hurricane Katrina.
- Served in the Louisiana House of Representatives (2010–2017) and on the New Orleans City Council since 2017.
/www.shreveporttimes.com/story/news/2025/10/11/new-orleans-elects-new-mayor-helena-moreno-to-lead-city-out-of-chaos-from-latoya-cantrell-indictment/86649981007/
Transition & Priorities
- Moreno has pledged to focus on fiscal stability, public safety, and restoring trust in city government.
- She succeeds LaToya Cantrell, who was term-limited and indicted on federal corruption charges earlier in 2025.
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Well-educated, female, immigrant, latina. Let's see how she does.
Weeding out corruption in New Orleans is going to be difficult./www.wrkf.org/wrkf-news/2025-10-15/new-orleans-voter-turnout-for-oct-11-election-was-the-highest-since-hurricane-katrina
Helena Moreno is the new mayor-elect of New Orleans. She won the October 11, 2025, election with 55% of the vote and will take office on January 12, 2026.
- Helena Moreno, a Democrat and current City Council vice president, won outright in the primary, avoiding a runoff.
- She defeated State Sen. Royce Duplessis (22%) and Councilmember Oliver Thomas (19%) in a crowded 12-candidate field.
- Voter turnout was the highest for a New Orleans mayoral race since Hurricane Katrina, with over 100,000 ballots cas
About Helena Moreno
- Born in Xalapa, Mexico, raised in Houston, and a graduate of SMU’s journalism program.
- Former TV news anchor in New Orleans, known for her Emmy-winning coverage of Hurricane Katrina.
- Served in the Louisiana House of Representatives (2010–2017) and on the New Orleans City Council since 2017.
/www.shreveporttimes.com/story/news/2025/10/11/new-orleans-elects-new-mayor-helena-moreno-to-lead-city-out-of-chaos-from-latoya-cantrell-indictment/86649981007/
Transition & Priorities
- Moreno has pledged to focus on fiscal stability, public safety, and restoring trust in city government.
- She succeeds LaToya Cantrell, who was term-limited and indicted on federal corruption charges earlier in 2025.
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Well-educated, female, immigrant, latina. Let's see how she does.
Finding someone who is interested in that in NO is always difficult.