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⚖️ Copy of Court Order Would Bar Three Rivers PAC's SneakyDaniel.com Ads; PAC Got $45,000 From Virginia

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⚖️ Copy of Court Order Would Bar Three Rivers PAC's SneakyDaniel.com Ads; PAC Got $45,000 From Virginia A Better Mandeville · Saturday, Oct. 31, 2026 A Better Mandeville obtained a copy of a court order in a lawsuit against Three Rivers PAC. The copy carries a judge's signature dated Oct. 31. If it's in effect, it bars the PAC's SneakyDaniel.com ads against sheriff candidate Daniel Seuzeneau. [1] The copy itself shows no case number or filing stamp. Court records confirm the lawsuit, No. 2026-17046, filed Oct. 30 and assigned to Division F, Judge Vincent Lobello. [2] As of Saturday afternoon, the court's public online record showed no order or hearing. Some filings may not be visible to the public there, so A Better Mandeville hasn't confirmed the order was filed or is in effect. The same PAC got $45,000 from a political fund in McLean, Virginia, on Oct. 28. That one check is almost 3 times the roughly $16,000 the PAC took in over its first four yea...
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Sheriff Race: Virginia Fund Gives $45,000 to PAC Days Before Election

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Three Rivers PAC, the group a lawsuit says is behind ads questioning sheriff candidate Daniel Seuzeneau [2] , reported a $45,000 contribution from Common Sense America Election Fund of McLean, Virginia. The money was received Oct. 28, according to the PAC's special report filed Oct. 29 with the Louisiana Board of Ethics [1] . It is the only contribution on that report, and the report lists no spending [1] . A Slidell resident has asked the 22nd Judicial District Court to stop the PAC's ads, saying they make false statements about Seuzeneau's outside work for a car dealership [2] . The filing includes an affidavit from Slidell Mayor Randy Fandal saying he approved that work in 2020 [2] . The man who filed the suit runs The Rabbit Hole News, which reported it [2] . ABM found no response from the PAC. Four candidates are on Tuesday's ballot: Robert Hodges, Scott Illing, David Maki and Seuzeneau [3] . Through Oct. 3, Hodges had raised $585,113, Seuzeneau $435,055, Illing ...
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