Confusion still lingers after Saturday’s election in Sulphur when voters were being turned away because of a misunderstanding of the city’s district lines.
Voters who live on Mathew Street in Sulphur who believe they were incorrectly turned away from voting today should return to the precinct at Frasch Elementary, said Kim Fontenot, Registrar of Voters.
The Calcasieu Parish Registrar of Voters says early voting for the March 26, 2022, Municipal Primary Election will be held from Saturday, March 12 through Saturday, March 19.
In a press release Tuesday, Louisiana Secretary of State Kyle Ardoin issued a reminder to voters regarding absentee ballot deadlines for the Dec. 11 election.
In a recent press release, Louisiana Secretary of State Kyle Ardoin issued a reminder that early voting for the Dec. 11 election begins Saturday, Nov. 27, and continues through Saturday, Dec. 4.
In a press release Wednesday, Louisiana Secretary of State Kyle Ardoin issued a reminder that early voting for the Dec. 11 election begins Saturday, Nov. 27, and continues through Saturday, Dec. 4, from 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily, excluding Sunday, Nov. 28.
Many voters will be heading to the polls Saturday, and they will have several important decisions to make. One will be a parishwide tax that will fund the Calcasieu Parish Sheriff’s Office.
It’s a three-man race for Louisiana Senate District 27. That’s the seat vacated by Ronnie Johns when he accepted the governor’s appointment to chair the Louisiana Gaming Control Board.
In a press release Tuesday, Secretary of State Kyle Ardoin issued a reminder to voters regarding the upcoming absentee ballot deadlines for the Nov. 13 election.
Louisiana Secretary of State Kyle Ardoin has announced early voting for the Nov. 13 elections begins Saturday, Oct. 30 and continues through Nov. 6, excluding Halloween (Oct. 31).
A local state senate race and four statewide constitutional amendments will be among the items on the ballot when Louisiana voters head to the poll on Nov. 13.
“Our infrastructure is crumbling and communities are flooding, but Sen. Kennedy voted against billions of dollars to improve our roads and protect Louisiana communities from natural disasters,” said Mixon.
