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1. On the Ballot in Louisiana

   • Senate
   • House
   • Governor
   • Ballot Measures

   • Scroll to see all 13 Senate candidates
     John Kennedy*Republican
     Gary Chambers Jr.Democratic
     Devin Lance GrahamRepublican
     MV "Vinny" MendozaDemocratic
     Luke MixonDemocratic
     Salvador P. RodriguezDemocratic
     Syrita SteibDemocratic
     Beryl A. BilliotNo party preference
     Xan JohnOther
     W. Thomas La Fontaine OlsonNo party preference
     Bradley McMorrisIndependent
     Aaron C. SiglerLibertarian
     Thomas WennOther

     Source: voterportal.sos.la.gov

     *incumbent

   • Scroll to see candidates for all 6 districts
     House District 1
     Steve Scalise*Republican
     Katie DarlingDemocratic
     Howard KearneyLibertarian
     House District 2
     Troy A. Carter*Democratic
     Dan LuxRepublican
     House District 3
     Clay Higgins*Republican
     Holden HoggattRepublican
     Lessie Olivia LeblancDemocratic
     Tia LeBrunDemocratic
     Guy McLendonLibertarian
     Thomas "Lane" Payne Jr.Republican
     Jacob "Jake" ShaheenRepublican
     Gloria R. WigginsIndependent
     House District 4
     Mike Johnson*Republican
     House District 5
     Julia Letlow*Republican
     Oscar "Omar" DantzlerDemocratic
     Allen GuilloryRepublican
     Walter Earl HuffDemocratic
     Hunter PullenRepublican
     House District 6
     Garret Graves*Republican
     Brian BelzerRepublican
     Rufus Holt Craig Jr.Libertarian

     Source: voterportal.sos.la.gov

     *incumbent

   • There are no candidates running in this election cycle

     Source: voterportal.sos.la.gov

     *incumbent

   • Louisiana voted on 8 statewide initiatives

     Amendment 1

     Increase Maximum Amount Invested in Equities for Certain State Funds Amendment

     • Amends the Louisiana Constitution to increase the maximum amount of certain state funds authorized to be invested in equities to 65%

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     Amendment 2

     Property Tax Exemptions for Certain Disabled Veterans and Spouses

     • Expands certain property tax exemptions for property on which the homestead exemption is claimed for certain veterans with disabilities.

     See details

     Amendment 3

     Classified Civil Service Employee Public Support of Family Members' Campaigns

     • Amends the Louisiana Constitution to allow classified service/civil service employees to publicly support the election campaigns of individuals in their immediate family when off duty

     See details

     Amendment 4

     Waiving Water Charges Amendment

     • Amends the Louisiana Constitution to allow local governments to waive water charges for customers if damages are not caused by the customer

     See details

     Amendment 5

     Adjustment of Ad Valorem Tax Rates Amendment

     • Amends the Louisiana Constitution to provide for the adjustment of ad valorem tax rates by a taxing authority up to the maximum rate approved by the constitution until the authorized rate expires

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     Amendment 6

     Limit on Assessed Value Increase of Reappraised Property in Orleans Parish

     • Amends the Louisiana Constitution to limit the increase in assessed value of residential property in Orleans Parish to 10% of the property's assessed value from the prior year

     See details

     Amendment 7

     Remove Slavery as Punishment For a Crime from Constitution

     • Removes language in the state constitution that allows slavery and involuntary servitude as punishment for a crime, thereby prohibiting slavery and involuntary servitude except as it may be applied lawfully in the administration of criminal justice

     See details

     Amendment 8

     Remove Special Assessment Property Tax Annual Income Recertification for Permanently Disabled Homeowners

     • Removes the annual income recertification requirement to receive special assessment property tax rates for homeowners that are permanently and totally disabled

     See details

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     Source: voterportal.sos.la.gov

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     WKBN 27 Youngstown· 2 days ago

     Ohio Senator JD Vance is joining several other Republican lawmakers in an effort to dismantle...

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     The Advocate· 7 days ago

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     La. A.G. Liz Murrill joins multi-state coalition targeting AI

     KALB Alexandria· 2 days ago

     Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill announced her admittance into a multi-state attorney general...

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     The moral hypocrisy of Trump’s GOP enablers

     The Hill· 4 days ago

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9. • The Christian Science Monitor Daily for June 13, 2024

     The Christian Science Monitor· 1 day ago

     Former President Donald Trump today made his first visit to Capitol Hill since spurring thousands of supporters to march on Congress on Jan. 6, 2021, in what became the most controversial day ...

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      George H.W. Bush at 100: The last WASP president

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      The 4 different ways Republicans are reacting to the Hunter Biden verdict

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