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• Gov. Edwards Delays Fall Elections in Louisiana Following Hurricane Ida

  The elections that would have been held on October 9 will now be held on November 13 and the general elections for run-offs that would have been held on November 13 will now be held on December 11. Read More

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  State of Louisiana

• Early Voting, In Person

  Information about how you can vote before Election Day. Content Detail

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  Louisiana Secretary of State

• Election Day Help for Voters at the Polls

  Here is information from the Louisiana Secretary of State about what kind of help is there for voters who can't read, are blind, or have other issues that make it difficult for them to cast a vote. Content Detail

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  Louisiana Secretary of State

• Elections Division of the Louisiana Secretary of State

  Go to the web page of the Elections Division of the Louisiana Secretary of State for information about how to register, where to vote, and what's on the ballot. Content Detail

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  Louisiana Secretary of State

• Get Informed About Candidates and Officials

  Voting records; backgrounds; campaign finances; interest group ratings; issue positions. Content Detail

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  Project Smart Vote

• Louisiana Parish Election Officials List

  Parish-by-parish Registrar of Voters contact information. Content Detail

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  Louisiana Secretary of State

• Louisiana Voter Information

  State guidelines, forms, FAQs and other voter registration information for displaced and absentee residents. Content Detail

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  Louisiana Secretary of State

• Military and Overseas Voters: Federal Voting Assistance Program

  Those in the military or living overseas can find out how to vote in U.S. Elections at this site, sponsored by the Federal Voting Assistance Program. Content Detail

• Refer a Civil Rights Complaint

  There are many federal laws against discrimination. They were passed to protect people who, because of their race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, or disability, are denied their rights. Discrimination might occur when an individual attempts to vote; rent or buy a home; use a public facility; obtain a job, an education, or a bank loan; or do many other things. The United States Commission on Civil Rights does not act as an advocate for complainants or respondents in claims of discrimination, nor does it have enforcement powers. However, the Commission can assist you in the complaint process by helping to place you in contact with the appropriate office for obtaining information. In addition to providing information specific to your situation, the referred office will be able to further assist you in the event you decide to initiate a discrimination complaint. Content Detail

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  U.S. Commission on Civil Rights

• Register to Vote by Mail

  National Mail Voter Registration Form that allows you to register to vote from anywhere in the United States. Content Detail

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  Federal Election Commission

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  Spanish / Español

  Japanese / 日本語

  Korean / 한국어

  Vietnamese / Tiếng Việt

  Chinese (Traditional) / 中文

• Report Election Fraud to Louisiana Elections Division

  Elections fraud hotline number is 1-800-722-5305. Read More

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  Louisiana Secretary of State

• Voter Disability Programs for Disabled, Senior Citizens, & Residents of Nursing Homes

  Information about programs for voting rights from the LA Secretary of State for Disabled, Senior Citizens, & Residents of Nursing Homes Content Detail

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  Louisiana Secretary of State

• Voter Registration in Louisiana

  Information on voter registration: how, when, and where, and what to do after a move. Content Detail

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  Louisiana Secretary of State