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Story summary
- Louisiana's LA DOGE, established by Governor Jeff Landry in December 2024, aims to save $1 billion annually without reducing services.
- A Landry office report estimates $999.5 million in savings from several departments.
- The report identifies the sources as $367 million from the general fund and $601 million from federal funds.
- Landry described LA DOGE as a significant reform and urged other states to scrutinize spending.
