Louisiana voters express confusion over 10 proposed constitutional amendments on the ballot, ranging from property taxes to governor term limits, as they prepare for Election Day. Louisiana voters prepare to head to the polls on Election Day to decide on 10 proposed…
NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) — Ahead of the Nov. 3 election day, voters are encouraged to read up on the constitutional amendments on their ballots. This year, there are 10 amendments focusing on a range of different topics including veteran spouses, term limits, lower…
Ahead of Louisiana's open primary election on Tuesday, Nov. 3, the Louisiana Secretary of State's Office shared the following reminders before residents vote. Below is everything you need to know before you head to the polls. The deadline for registrars of…
On Tuesday, Louisiana voters will decide on 10 proposed constitutional amendments, in addition to electing a new member into the Senate. Introduced during the Louisiana House of Representatives 2026 Regular Session, the amendments range from tax exemptions and state retirement to governor…
Ready for election night? Here are a few tips on what to watch — and when. First, don't waste Election Day watching cable news. Until actual votes come in, there won't be much news to report, just hours of mind-numbing speculation…
Louisiana would join a trend among states that have banned certain foreign nations from gaining control of private property if its voters approve a change to the state constitution on Tuesday's ballot. Amendment 8 specifically prohibits a "foreign adversary" or their…
Louisiana voters are preparing to head to the polls Tuesday, Nov. 3, for an election that could bring longer lines and a lengthy ballot. Election officials are encouraging voters to confirm their polling locations, review their sample ballots and plan ahead.
(The Center Square) - Louisiana voters will decide Nov. 3 whether to allow more homeowners to qualify for a property tax freeze that keeps their home's taxable value from increasing as property values rise. Proposed Constitutional Amendment 9 would allow the income limit…
(The Center Square) - Louisiana voters will decide Nov. 3 whether to prohibit private entities classified as foreign adversaries or their agents from using eminent domain to take property. Proposed Constitutional Amendment 8 would prevent those entities from exercising eminent domain in Louisiana.
Times-Picayune columnist Will Sutton on Thursday, September 12, 2019. These Louisiana legislators represent different districts. Duplessis is a Democrat. The others are Republicans. They have something in common: Each wants you to vote for something they think should be enshrined in the…
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