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Louisiana Switches to Semi-Closed Primaries, but at What Cost? | Pelican Post - Online Newspaper
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Louisiana Switches to Semi-Closed Primaries, but at What Cost? | Pelican Post - Online Newspaper
n May 16, 2026, Louisiana will host its first closed party primary election in more than 15 years (Early Voting is already taking place). In a new report, Louisiana Progress, a nonprofit public policy organization that advocates for poor and working-class Louisianans, details the background of this shift in Louisiana’s election structure and estimates the immediate and long-term costs associated with the change. “The report, which is the most co…
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