Eric Skrmetta becomes the third major Republican trying to keep U.S. Sen. Bill Cassidy from winning reelection next year.

On Friday Louisiana Public Service Commissioner Eric Skrmetta announced his campaign for United States Senator.

NEW ORLEANS — Louisiana Public Service Commissioner Eric Skrmetta is running for U.S. Senate.

Other hopefuls to unseat Cassidy include Louisiana Treasurer John Fleming and state Sen. Blake Miguez, R-New Iberia. U.S. Rep ...

Another Republican is stepping up to challenge incumbent GOP Sen. Bill Cassidy in 2025. Public Service Commissioner Eric Skrmetta of Metairie announced his candidacy Friday.

Louisiana Public Service Commissioner Eric Skrmetta is co-chairman of the Louisiana delegation and spoke for the other delegates during the first day of the convention.

Louisiana Public Service Commission Chair Eric Skrmetta has become entangled in controversy after an email from a Baton Rouge lobbyist surfaced on Tuesday (Aug. 5) describing his expectation of re ...

Eric Skrmetta was on the path toward his third and final six-year term on the Louisiana Public Service Commission in Saturday’s election. He held a seemingly unsurmountable edge over opponent ...

Eric Skrmetta won his third and final six-year term on the utility-regulating Public Service Commission on Saturday night. Skrmetta’s reelection was challenged by Allen Borne Jr., a Democratic ...

Louisiana Public Service Commissioner Eric Skrmetta will hold a community meeting April 18 in Hammond. The session will be held at 5 p.m. at the Tangipahoa Parish Public Library on East Thomas Street.

Eric Skrmetta, who has held two terms on the Louisiana Public Service Commission, will face a Democratic challenger, New Orleans lawyer Allen Borne Jr., in the Dec. 5 runoff.