Shreveport Councilman Hospitalized, Remains on Ballot

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Shreveport City Councilman Dr. Alan Jackson is hospitalized and receiving medical care, but his campaign has not disclosed his condition. Jackson remains a candidate for reelection to the District E seat in the Nov. 3 vote and has urged residents to cast their ballots. The City Council and Jackson thanked the community for its support and prayers, while his family requested privacy.

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