LUI cheers on two qualifiers for U. S. Congress: Errol Victor, Sr. in House District 5 and Lloyd Kelly in House District 2.

Today, January 21, 2021, Louisiana United International, a prisoner-rights advocacy group founded by Ms. Belinda Parker-Brown, touted the candidacies of two gentlemen, Errol Victor, Sr., and Lloyd Kelly for the upcoming special elections for two vacant U. S. House of Representatives positions.

Victor, whom Sound Off Louisiana recently expensively profiled, qualified for U. S. House District 5, which is presently vacant due to the recent unfortunate passing of Congressman-Elect Luke Letlow from Covid-19.  Here’s a video segment of Parker-Brown touting his candidacy immediately after submitting his qualifying papers to the Louisiana Secretary of State’s Office:

Parker-Brown and Victor’s Campaign Manager, Charlie Lincoln, discuss Victor’s Fifth District candidacy minutes after filing his qualifying paperwork with the Louisiana Secretary of State’s Office.

Meanwhile, Kelly, who had an interesting brief story to tell entailing Victor’s criminal trial, qualified for U. S. House District 2, which is presently vacant due to the previous incumbent, Cedric Richmond, resigning to become President Biden’s White House Office of Public Engagement.  Here’s video of Kelly touting his own candidacy:

Lloyd Kelly touts his candidacy for U. S. House District Two from Louisiana minutes after filing his qualifying papers with the Louisiana Secretary of State’s Office.

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