On Saturday, voters in Louisiana will choose among a dozen contenders for governor. The incumbent, Kathleen Blanco, announced last March that she wouldn't be seeking re-election. Many say the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina sealed Blanco's political fate, but New Orleanians are not hearing the words "hurricane" or "Katrina" much in the current campaign. We ask independent producer Eve Troeh, who's producing a documentary about daily life in New Orleans and coastal Louisiana, how she thinks it's all playing out.
