During election seasons, 1A strives to ensure the business community is equipped with the tools needed to make an informed decision at the ballot box. With the June 27 runoff now complete, attention turns to the November 3 general election. Check out our resources below to stay prepared.
June 27 Election Results
Louisiana voters decided both party nominations for U.S. Senate in the June 27 runoff:
- Republican nomination: Rep. Julia Letlow defeated State Treasurer John Fleming.
- Democratic nomination: Jamie Davis defeated Gary Crockett.
Julia Letlow (R) and Jamie Davis (D) advance to the November 3 general election.
Contact
André Breaux
VP, Policy & Strategic Initiatives
Andre@OneAcadiana.org
337-408-3674
Looking Ahead: November 3 General Election
The November 3 ballot will be the most consequential of the year for Acadiana voters:
- U.S. Senate (general election): Republican Julia Letlow vs. Democrat Jamie Davis.
- U.S. House (open primary): Louisiana’s U.S. House races will be decided this fall under the state’s new congressional map. Candidate qualifying runs Aug. 5–7, with the open primary on Nov. 3 and a general election Dec. 12 if needed.
- Constitutional amendments: Louisiana voters will also decide 10 proposed constitutional amendments, the most on a single ballot since 2014, covering topics such as taxes, property-tax exemptions, civil service, and term limits.
The new congressional map redraws Louisiana’s U.S. House districts, so some voters may find themselves in a different district. Note: the map may be subject to legal challenge.
As the election approaches, 1A will share a closer look at the amendments along with full voting details to help the business community prepare.
Other Elections Resources
The Louisiana Secretary of State’s GeauxVote portal is a clearinghouse for elections-related information, from voter registration to sample ballots and more.
Catch up on 1A’s recaps of Louisiana’s earlier 2026 elections: