According to the Louisiana Secretary of State, for the November general election, the deadline to register to vote in person, by mail or at the OMV office is Wednesday, Oct. 18.

Election day is finally in sight, and there are a few things people need to know if they plan to go vote on Tuesday. Here's what you need to understand about what happens when the polls close.

In 2016, Trump won 58% of the Louisiana vote compared to Hillary Clinton’s 38%. In 2020 he again won 58% to Biden’s 40%. This year Trump is again expected to win by a wide margin.

Louisiana voting advocates talk voter registration as deadline nears. Story by Ashley Hamilton • 6d. HARVEY, La. ... Don’t waste it because, you know, if you can vote, go vote.

To register to vote, you must: be a U.S. citizen; be 17 years old (16 years old if registering in person at the Registrar of Voters Office or at the Louisiana Office of Motor Vehicles), but must ...

On March 29, residents in every parish will have the chance to vote on four proposed amendments to the Louisiana Constitution. The changes deal with courts, taxes, how juveniles are treated in the ...

In your Breakdown: Saturday is election day and we want to make sure you have your plan to go vote in the March 29 Election. Voter turnout expected between 12-18% as Louisianans decide crucial ...

SHREVEPORT, La. - Louisiana set a new record for in-person early voting. Between Oct. 18 and 29, 849,784 voters cast their ballot in-person. That's about 30,000 more than in the 2020 presidential ...

New Louisiana election laws creating challenges for voters with disabilities 04:51. ... could go to jail,'" said Andrew Bizer, a disability rights attorney in New Orleans.

According to the Louisiana Secretary of State’s Office, the deadline to register in person or by mail to vote is Monday. However, voters can still register to vote online until Tuesday, Oct. 15.

Louisiana voting advocates talk voter registration as deadline nears. WGNO. Ashley Hamilton. October 6, 2024 at 5:31 PM. ... Don’t waste it because, you know, if you can vote, go vote.