Charlie Melancon

Changes ahead, Congressmen say

From the Daily Iberian: Senator Mary Landrieu praises a “refreshing” sense of responsibility as Senator David Vitter positions himself to be one of the new president’s biggest critics.

2008 was a busy year in Louisiana politics

From the Advocate: A year ago, who would have guessed that Mary Landrieu would be the senior member of the La. Delegation an the Joseph Cao would be its newest addition?

Will GOP wins help La. Democrats?

From the Advocate: Senator Mary Landrieu and Congressman Charlie Melancon are poised to be the go to people in a Democrat run DC.

Louisiana Delegation Split as Bailout Passes

From the Associated Press: House passes $700 billion Wall Street bailout. Voting Yes: Boustany, Melancon, Alexander, McCrery. Voting No: Cazayoux, Jefferson, Scalise.

McCrery, Melancon only La. Congressmen to vote for bailout

From the Shreveport Times: Third District Congressman Charlie Melancon and retiring fourth district Congressman Jim McCrery only La. votes in favor of bailout.

A Political Wind

From the Gambit Weekly: Jeremy Alford takes a look at how Hurricane Gustav impacted Louisiana’s political landscape.

Melancon off to support Obama

From the Houma Courier:

Unchallenged Melancon plans for a busy fall

From Houma Today:

Melancon ready for term

From the Advocate: Unchallenged congressman looks to make good use of his time.

Melancon looking safe

From the Times-Picayune: Four years after winning in a squeaker, Charlie Melancon seems to have a hold on his seat.