Louisiana Voters Reject All Amendments, Including Teacher Pay Raises

No raises for Louisiana teachers amid voters rejecting all 5 amendments

(The Center Square) – Louisiana voters rejected all five proposed constitutional amendments in Saturday’s election, turning down measures that would have addressed teacher pay raises, property tax policy, judicial retirement

Louisiana Voters Defeat GOP-Backed Constitutional Changes

Baton Rouge, Louisiana — Louisiana voters rejected all five constitutional amendments on Saturday, delivering a broad setback to several proposals involving education funding, tax policy, civil service rules, and judicial retirement age changes. One defeated amendment would have allowed lawmakers greater authority to move state employees outside civil service protections without requiring approval from the Civil Service Commission. Opponents arg…

Louisiana voters reject all 5 constitutional amendments in May election

Voters across Louisiana rejected all five constitutional amendments in the May election.

Louisiana rejects Gov. Jeff Landry-backed amendments again

Audio recording is automated for accessibility. Humans wrote and edited the story. For the second year in a row, Louisiana voters delivered a stunning defeat to Gov. Jeff Landry by rejecting a slate of constitutional amendments he supported. Landry backed four of the five amendments on Saturday’s ballot. His political organization, Protect Louisiana Values, devoted $1 million to a campaign to get them approved. They lost overwhelmingly by margin…

Louisiana voters strike down all state constitutional amendments

SHREVEPORT, La. — The fate of five proposed amendments to the state constitution was on the line Saturday night. In the end, all of them failed.

Louisiana voters reject all amendments, including teacher pay raises

Louisiana teachers and school support staff won't get raises after voters rejected all amendments to the state Constitution.