The group hoping to recall New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell scored a big win as election officials agreed to move 25,000 voters to the inactive list.
the Louisiana Secretary of State and Orleans Parish Registrar, alleging they failed to keep an accurate list of active voters. Recall organizers said they found many voters listed as active who had died or moved away.
Both sides appeared in court Monday and the hearing was scheduled to continue Tuesday, but never got underway as the parties instead worked on reaching a settlement.. That could lower the number of signatures needed by about 5,000."Not one single voter in Orleans Parish will be removed from the voter rolls" as a result of the decision, the No LaToya recall campaign said inPrior to the lawsuit, estimates showed recall organizers needing more than 50,000 valid signatures.
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