Cantrell spokesperson defends mayor’s commitment to New Orleans
Mayor LaToya Cantrell under the microscope. More than ever. It all centers around expensive trips across the world. Business class, in terms of travel is what I do um particularly in this environment to ensure my safety and *** surprise appearance at *** juvenile carjackers court sentencing. This is *** success story In my opinion, but that left victims outraged *** proverbial slap in the face. This online petition to recall. Mayor Cantrell has nearly 2000 signatures. But according to the Secretary of State’s office, these numbers will have zero impact on *** recall. This is *** very fragile political and social environment. In my 30 years of going public opinion research, I’ve never seen such level of fragility among voters. W. D. S. U. Political expert. Dr Silas lee says *** recall is tricky. The secretary of state says this document must be sent to the Secretary of State’s office. They say 20% of qualified electors which are voters that can legally vote would need to sign it. They They say there’s 266,714 qualified electors in Orleans Parish. So according to the Secretary of State, 53,000 signatures are needed. They would then have 180 days. If that happens, the recall goes to the register of voters in New Orleans from there. The governor could call *** special election. However, keep in mind and that there is chatter but where’s the chatter coming from? Are they registered electors in New Orleans Orleans Parish also to have *** successful recall. You need infrastructure and organization and just like *** campaign. You need resources, money, technology and people and it can be rare for voters to get enough signatures according to the This data from the Secretary of State since 2014, only six recalls got enough signatures. Two of them were successful. Some people are suggesting *** recall of mayor Cantrell. What do you think about that as *** voter right here in New Orleans, it’s never going to happen. I mean everybody wants the city to be divided. The city streets are lined with people’s garbage cans, but Because they’re only getting once *** week pickup. So we took this controversial topic to Cantrell’s communications director. There are some people that are suggesting the possibility of doing *** recall and are frustrated. What is the city’s response to that? Look, the mayor is working 24 hours *** day, seven days *** week, um, to, to solve the problems of the city. Um, whether it’s public safe, whether sanitation, whether it’s you for development, this mayor cares about every person in the city. The city lifting up the city. This is *** world class city. She says it all the time and we’re going to keep on striving to make it as best possible. And that’s what she does every day and that’s what she’s going to continue to do. And while tension rises in the city, many agree improvements are needed. We’re here to be here to be *** voice for the people. What would be your message to american trial today? Well, I, I think she can do better and better and better if she hire more police, more professional police and they can do something for the city because we need it. I’ve been here 35 years. I mean every time is the crime is up, you know, and the crime is even worse and worse. Every time we need, we need something to be done to this city. That’s why too many people moving out.
Cantrell spokesperson defends mayor’s commitment to New Orleans
Updated: 6:42 AM CDT Aug 26, 2022
“The mayor is working 24 hours a day, seven days a week to solve the problems of the city,” director of the Mayor’s Office of Communications, Gregory Joseph, said. Joseph spoke with WDSU about concerns from the public and chatter of a recall election. The office of the secretary of state said they have received no forms to start a recall. “Whether it is public safety, sanitation, development. This mayor cares about every person in the city and lifting the city. This is a world-class city, and we are going to keep on striving to make it the best possible that’s what she’s going to continue to do,” Joseph said.“This is a very fragile political and social environment,” WDSU political expert Dr. Silas Lee said. “In my 30 years of public opinion research, I’ve never seen such level of fragility among voters. Keep in mind that there is chatter but where is the chatter coming from? Are they registered in New Orleans? To have a successful recall you need infrastructure organization just like a campaign you need resources money technology and people. It’s going to be a challenge.”
“The mayor is working 24 hours a day, seven days a week to solve the problems of the city,” director of the Mayor’s Office of Communications, Gregory Joseph, said.
Joseph spoke with WDSU about concerns from the public and chatter of a recall election. The office of the secretary of state said they have received no forms to start a recall.
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“Whether it is public safety, sanitation, development. This mayor cares about every person in the city and lifting the city. This is a world-class city, and we are going to keep on striving to make it the best possible that’s what she’s going to continue to do,” Joseph said.
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“This is a very fragile political and social environment,” WDSU political expert Dr. Silas Lee said. “In my 30 years of public opinion research, I’ve never seen such level of fragility among voters. Keep in mind that there is chatter but where is the chatter coming from? Are they registered in New Orleans? To have a successful recall you need infrastructure organization just like a campaign you need resources money technology and people. It’s going to be a challenge.”
