Six seats in the Louisiana House will be on the ballot Saturday when East Baton Rouge Parish voters return to the polls to settle runoffs. Republicans will take at least two of the seats, Democrats will take at least one, and three contests have candidates from competing political parties.
East Baton Rouge parish voters will choose five new state representatives Saturday in a runoff election that features incumbents, city leaders and political newcomers.
Early voting for the Nov. 18 election begins Saturday and ends Nov. 11, daily from 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. except on Sunday and on Friday, Nov. 10, which is
Louisiana’s 2023 election season is nearing its boiling point with Saturday’s primary, with the top job of Louisiana’s governor up for grabs. In East Baton Rouge Parish, several political figures