NOLA ballot propositions; why it’s not time to panic over bottled water; history of Black QBs

By Bob Pavlovich

Source: WWNO New Orleans Public Radio

September 28, 2023

Election day is almost here. And there is more on the ballot than candidates running for office. Voters in many municipalities are also being asked to consider ballot measures related to local governance. In the city of New Orleans, voters will examine three propositions on their ballots.

Every election cycle, the New Orleans-based Bureau of Governmental Research takes a close look at ballot measures affecting the city and makes recommendations to voters. Executive director Rebecca Mowbray joins us today for more on the organization’s review of the Oct. ballot.

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