election

Today is the final day that residents can register to vote, as well as the last day for registered voters to change party affiliation.

4 Amendments and numerous local and statewide positions will be decided tomorrow.

Secretary of State predicts less than 50% of voters will show up for Saturday's election.

Early voting will be held from 8:30 a.m. until 6 p.m. on each of the eligible days.

Municipal appointees and employees from across the state will be able to attend this years convention where they can hear from industry experts along with local and state legislators and officials.

Dr. John says Jindal does stand a good chance to win.

As Representative Joel Robideaux finishes his final term in District 45, there are three announced candidates who want to represent the people of that area - Andre Comeaux, Jean-Paul Coussan and Jan Swift, who formally announced her candidacy Tuesday night.

Lafayette Parish Clerk of Court Louis Perret will join 'Nathan and Bernie in the Mornings' tomorrow, March 31st at 7:40 a.m. for a discussion about Saturday's turnout.

Voters approved the first tax renewal by 74 percent.

There are multiple local races on tomorrow's ballot.

If you want your voice to be heard in the November 4th election then, today is the deadline for Louisiana residents who have never registered to vote before or for those wishing to make a change in their voter registration information.

Angelle says his experience in public office, and his reputation will give him an edge in the race to handle the major financial issues facing the state of Louisiana.

A record number of candidates in Louisiana have decided to drop out of the race. Find out who is still running for what office and how you can see a sample ballot specific for your voting area.

The race for United States Senate in Louisiana continues to be a very close one. The latest poll research indicates that voters of Louisiana might have to wait until late in the day Tuesday November 4th to see who the United States Senator will be.

Qualifying has ended for the upcoming primary election scheduled for November 4. For some Acadiana races, only one candidate qualified, meaning a winner is already decided.

There is no clear cut leader in the Louisiana Senate race. A new poll suggests the race between incumbent Mary Landrieu and challenger Bill Cassidy is too close to call.

The City-Parish Council gave the election the go-ahead at its Tuesday meeting with a 7-1 vote.

Is the kissing congressman ready to face the rigors of re-election? Vance McAllister's sounding more and more like a man who is running for office.

Edwin Edwards is the front runner to get elected and not get elected. A new poll helps share the confusion of the 6th Congressional seat race.

Many issues and offices were decided in Saturday's election. There will be some run offs that will be decided in May.