This year the Louisiana state political news started early, and it didn't stop coming, and it didn’t stop coming and it didn’t stop coming, like one of those horrifying troll

Two seats in the 39-member Louisiana Senate are open after two current senators won races for other elected positions in November. The dates for both the primary and runoff elections to fill the two impending vacancies are now set, according to Secretary of State spokesperson Joel Watson.

Over the weekend, voters approved all four constitutional amendments on the ballot in the 2024 December election.

Louisiana voters have decided on four constitutional amendments during the elections held on Saturday, Dec. 7.

Republican Baton Rouge Mayor-elect Sid Edwards was a political novice and high school football coach before his election.

NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - Polling stations closed Saturday evening (Dec. 7) as Louisiana voters cast their ballots in this year’s Congressional General Election. Results are now being tallied, offering a glimpse into the outcomes of several important races and ballot measures.

During Louisiana's December 7 elections, voters decided on four constitutional amendments covering judicial accountability, legislative procedures, and tax reforms. Here's how these changes could impact the state.

The Louisiana Secretary of State's office updates election results every 90 seconds as results are counted. You can find those vote totals here for statewide and legislative races, as well as local races by parish. This includes New Orleans, Lafayette, Baton Rouge and Shreveport metro areas.

This amendment would give Louisiana’s supreme court new powers to discipline sitting judges, adding “malfeasance” to the list of punishable behaviors. It would also empower the supreme court to direct the judicial commission to investigate a judge, and this group, which currently has nine members, would get five new political appointees.

Louisiana voters decided on four measures to amend the state’s constitution in Saturday’s election. Turnout was just over 10%, according to the Louisiana Secretary of State.

Even in Louisiana politics, two years before an election is unusually early for an incumbent U.S. senator to pick up a challenger.

Louisiana Congressman Clay Higgins (R-La.) spoke about the attempted assassination of President-elect Donald Trump.