Early Voting Begins for May 16 Election After House Primaries Suspended
Officials say U.S. House votes will not be counted unless a court blocks the suspension, while voters also weigh a competitive Senate race and five amendments.
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Louisiana early voting kicks off with confusion over election changes
Election workers assist voters at the State Archives in Baton Rouge on Saturday, May 2, 2026, the first day of the early voting period for the May 16 party primary election. (Photo by Julie O'Donoghue/Louisiana Illuminator)Early voting for the May 16 election began Saturday with confusion over whether all the races listed on the ballot are still taking place. Even motivated voters who showed up within the first few hours said they weren’t quite…
Early voting begins in Lafayette amid confusion over invalidated congressional races
Confusion over a ballot item linked to Louisianas congressional districts prompted a surge of calls to election officials as early voting got underway in Lafayette, the parish registrar of voters said.Charlene Menard, the Lafayette Parish registrar of voters, said her office has fielded numerous calls from residents unsure whether elections had been canceled after a recent court decision invalidated the states congressional district map.We had b…
NEW ORLEANS, Louisiana — Early voting began Saturday in Louisiana ahead of the May 16 elections, amid legal uncertainty following the suspension of the House primaries…
What voters need to know as early voting kicks off ahead of the May 16 election
BATON ROUGE — As early voting kicks off, voters may wonder what's on the ballot for the May 16 election in Louisiana. At the top of the ballot is the race for U.S. Senator. Republican candidates include current Senator Bill Cassidy, Trump-endorsed Julia Letlow, State Treasurer John Fleming and Mark Spencer. Runners for the Democratic primary include Nicholas Albares, Gary Crockett and Jamie Davis.Voters statewide will also decide on five propose…
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