On Tuesday, Bayoubuzz publisher interviewed John C. Couvillon of JMC Analytics and Polling.  In part two of the interview, Couvillon discussed his recent poll involving the drop in support for Donald Trump in Louisiana, a state that is strongly Republican.

Over the past couple of weeks, Couvillon has polled the upcoming US Senate race and has also questioned voters regarding the Presidential race.  Trump has dropped roughly 50 percent during this polling period.

Tonight, if you are not watching any of the nightly presidential election drama on one of your cable networks, check out the LPB debate for the Louisiana United States Senate seat to replace retiring Senator, David Vitter.

Last week, JMC Pollster, John Couvillon announced his statewide poll that provided some surprising results.  Republican John Kennedy had fallen to 11 percent from a definite first place advantage.  John Fleming, who paid for the poll was nestled in second place, one point behind the leaders, republican Congressman Charles Boustany and democrat Public Service Commissioner, Foster Campbell.

Yesterday, pollster John Couvillon of JMC Enterprises of Louisiana/Analytics and Polling, emailed a notice to his newsletter subscribers that he would be interviewed via a Bayoubuzz Facebook Live, regarding what he called his “somewhat controversial commissioned” poll.

According to Louisiana pollster John Couvillon of JMC Analytics, Donald Trump is closing in on the Hillary Clinton campaign, both nationally and in the swing states. 

Gaffe-free Trump closing on troubled Clinton nationally, swing states.  Interview with Louisiana pollster John Couvillon discussing the United States Presidential race.

According to John Couvillon, Pollster, Donald Trump has another survey showing the unusual Trump free-fall.

In an interview with Stephen Sabludowsky, Publisher of Bayoubuzz.com, Couvillon reported that he just completed a poll in the State of Georgia which found Hillary Clinton seven points ahead of Donald Trump.

With 24 candidates running for US Senate, with only a few able to really gain any real traction, what can the state expect as we move into Labor Day, which some call, the official start of the campaign?

Pollster, John Couvillon of JMC Analytics of Louisiana, discussed the race on Monday during a Facebook Live interview discussion with Bayoubuzz Publisher Stephen Sabludowsky.

Does Donald Trump have a legitimate complaint regarding the Presidential debate-NFL schedule conflicts?  Did he get any mileage from raising the issue?  What are some of the risks for both candidates as they approach the season of the debates?

So, who is winning the convention poll sweepstakes?

With a flurry of polls that have come out since the Democratic Convention in Philadelphia, it looks like the Clinton camp has a slight advantage.

The general consensus among the political class in Louisiana is, with the victory of a democrat for the Governor’s mansion, last year, the US Senate Race will be contest between a republican and a democrat, in November.