PrintFebruary 29, 2008
Governor Jindal Wins First Legislative Battle
As a result, Louisiana suddenly has moved from a national ranking of 44 to among the best in the country (99 out of 100 points) regarding financial disclosure for public officials. The ranking was done by the Center for Public Integrity.
Moreover, Governor Jindal received favorable press from The New York Times. Uh-oh.
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