This episode of the KTBS political podcast, “The App – ArkLaTex People and Politics,” features Conrad Cable. Cable is jumping into the race for Louisiana’s Congressional seat in District Four.
Cable is a farmer from Union Parish who launched his campaign over the recent Labor Day weekend. He’s proud to share that he already has 150 volunteers assisting his campaign.
A new closed primary system will be in effect for this election next year. Currently, he is the only Democrat running. As such, he could eventually be going up against Speaker of the House Mike Johnson from Bossier Parish.
In this episode of The App, Cable discusses that possibility, his farming background, and the passion he has for making fresh food available to everyone. Food policy is an important element of his platform.
“The App – ArkLaTex People and Politics” is produced and hosted by KTBS political anchor Jeff Beimfohr, and is available on all major podcast platforms and all KTBS digital platforms.
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