Democratic incumbent Sen. Mary Landrieu no longer talks about her clout in Washington. She’s only concerned about timesheets. 
Conservative groups are running an aggressive final push in the runoff election for the Louisiana Senate seat, with additional ads hitting the airwaves Monday tying Democratic incumbent Sen. Mary Landrieu to President Barack Obama’s policies.
My must read of the day is “In Louisiana Tonight, the Last Debate of the 2014 Midterms,” in the New York Times. 
Democratic incumbent Sen. Mary Landrieu (La.) failed to convince enough members of her party to support the Keystone XL pipeline Tuesday evening, a vote considered a desperate attempt to save her Senate seat.
Democratic incumbent Sen. Mary Landrieu’s (La.) report on spending taxpayer dollars on campaign flights has been removed from her website and is no longer available online. 
My must read of the day is “Landrieu says she has Keystone votes,” in CNN. 
Democratic incumbent Sen. Mary Landrieu (La.) reversed course on Thursday, saying she does want to take credit for securing a Senate vote on the Keystone XL pipeline. 
As both houses of Congress ready votes on the Keystone XL pipeline, federal energy regulators on Thursday revealed a large year-over-year increase in the amount of oil transported by rail, particularly from areas that Keystone’s southern leg would serve. 