LOUISIANA SECRETARY OF STATE REMINDS VOTERS OF DEADLINES AND CHANGES AHEAD OF MAY 16 ELECTION
BATON ROUGE, La. — The Louisiana Secretary of State’s Office is reminding voters that April 15 is not just Tax Day, but also the deadline to register to vote or make changes to an existing registration in person or by mail ahead of the May 16 closed party primary election. Any updates submitted by mail must be […]
NOTICE
Please be advised The Parish Board of Election Supervisors will seal Early Voting machines for the May 16th, 2026 election on Tuesday, 04/21 @ 10AM at the Registrar of Voter’s Amite location. 110 N. 1st Street, Amite, LA 70422 *All PBES meetings are open to the public* To view, click here.
STATEMENT ON FRAUDULENT TEXT MESSAGE
BATON ROUGE, La. — The Louisiana Secretary of State’s Office is alerting residents about a fraudulent text message scam that aims to steal personal information and potentially charge unnecessary fees. Residents may have received a message claiming to originate from the Louisiana Secretary of State’s Office. It uses language similar to other scam texts claiming to originate […]
SECRETARY OF STATE FOCUSES ON ELECTION SECURITY MEASURES FOR 2026 REGULAR LEGISLATIVE SESSION
BATON ROUGE, La. — Louisiana Secretary of State Nancy Landry announced that the Department of State’s 2026 legislative package for the upcoming Regular Legislative Session continues her focus on strengthening Louisiana’s strong election integrity and security laws. “Louisiana has made tremendous progress over the past two years in strengthening the security and integrity of our elections,” Secretary Landry said. […]
QUALIFYING PROCEDURES FOR CLOSED PARTY ELECTIONS
BATON ROUGE, La. — Qualifying for the May 16 Party Primary and Municipal Primary Election will be held beginning tomorrow, Feb. 11 through Friday, Feb. 13. All closed party primary candidates for the following state and federal offices will qualify at the Louisiana State Archives located at 3851 Essen Lane in Baton Rouge from 8 a.m. to […]
STATEMENT ON THE 2026 CONGRESSIONAL MAP
BATON ROUGE, La. — “An article in the Louisiana Illuminator, an online media outlet, regarding congressional maps published last week, and later shared by other news sources, advances a false narrative based on irresponsible and misleading legal speculation,” stated Trey Williams, Deputy Secretary of State for Communications and Policy. “The Louisiana Secretary of State’s Office was not contacted prior […]
GOVERNOR’S OFFICE ISSUES EMERGENCY CHANGES TO QUALIFYING FOR RECENTLY VACATED PARTY PRIMARY OFFICES
BATON ROUGE, La. — The Secretary of State’s Office announces emergency changes to the qualifying process for two party primary offices pursuant to the Governor’s order. This was necessitated by recent vacancies on the State Board of Elementary and Secondary Education, District 1, previously held by Member Paul Hollis, and on the Louisiana Supreme Court, District 1, […]
Early Voting Dates for the Parishwide November 15th election
Amite, La.— Andi Matheu and the Tangipahoa Parish Registrar of Voters Office would like to remind everyone that early voting for the upcoming November 15th election will begin Saturday, 11/1 and will continue through the following Saturday, 11/8 (excluding Sunday, 11/2). Both our Hammond and Amite locations are open to conduct early voting from 8:30 […]
NOTICE
Please be advised the Parish Board of Election Supervisors will seal Early Voting machines for the November 15ᵗʰ election on Wednesday, 10/22 @ 10:00 AM at the Registrar of Voter’s Amite location. 110 N. 1ˢᵗ Street, Amite, LA 70422 *All PBES meetings are open to the public*
SECRETARY LANDRY ANNOUNCES CLOSED PARTY PRIMARY EDUCATIONAL CAMPAIGN
Baton Rouge, La.— Louisiana Secretary of State Nancy Landry announces the beginning of a comprehensive, months-long, statewide education campaign to inform voters of the legislatively-mandated transition to closed party primaries starting in 2026. The campaign begins with an educational mail piece to all households having at least one registered voter, which will arrive in voters’ mailboxes […]
