State & territory pages
Louisiana
U.S. senators
- Bill Cassidy (Republican), Senate • LA
- John Kennedy (Republican), Senate • LA
U.S. House delegation
- Steve Scalise (Republican), House • LA-1
- Troy Carter (Democrat), House • LA-2
- Clay Higgins (Republican), House • LA-3
- Mike Johnson (Republican), House • LA-4
- Julia Letlow (Republican), House • LA-5
- Cleo Fields (Democrat), House • LA-6
Governor of Louisiana
Jeff Landry (Republican), Governor of Louisiana, as the National Governors Association lists the governor.
2026 races for Congress in Louisiana
LA — U.S. Senate
2 candidates were on the ballot.
Held by Bill Cassidy: Lost the 2026 primary.
- Jamie Davis (Democrat): Lost the November election
- Julia Letlow (Republican): Elected in November
7 no longer in this race — lost the primary, withdrew, or were not on the primary ballot:
- Nicholas S. Albares (Democrat): Lost the 2026 primary
- Gary Crockett (Democrat): Lost the 2026 primary
- Julie Cathryn Emerson (Republican): Withdrew from the 2026 race
- John C. Fleming Jr. (Republican): Lost the 2026 primary
- Kathy W Seiden (Republican): Withdrew from the 2026 race
- Eric Skrmetta (Republican): Withdrew from the 2026 race
- Mark Spencer (Republican): Lost the 2026 primary
Where each stands: per Wikipedia's election results page.
LA-1 — U.S. House
3 challengers were on the ballot.
- Steve Scalise (Republican), holds the seat: On the November ballot: awaiting result
- Lauren Jewett (Democrat): On the November ballot: awaiting result
Also on the November ballot, per the Secretary of State's list of qualified candidates, with no FEC filing over $5,000 and so no profile here: E. "Liddy" Glass, Randall Arrington (Republican).
Where each stands: per the Secretary of State's Candidate Inquiry.
LA-2 — U.S. House
4 challengers were on the ballot.
- Troy Carter (Democrat), holds the seat: On the November ballot: awaiting result
Also on the November ballot, per the Secretary of State's list of qualified candidates, with no FEC filing over $5,000 and so no profile here: Lisa Ballay (Libertarian), Peter Williams (Republican), Renada "Honey" Collins, Walter "Rocky" Beach.
Where each stands: per the Secretary of State's Candidate Inquiry.
LA-3 — U.S. House
5 challengers were on the ballot.
- Clay Higgins (Republican), holds the seat: On the November ballot: awaiting result
- John David Day (Democrat): On the November ballot: awaiting result
- Tia Marie Lebrun (No Party Affiliation): On the November ballot: awaiting result
Also on the November ballot, per the Secretary of State's list of qualified candidates, with no FEC filing over $5,000 and so no profile here: Caleb "With a C" Walker, Kate Cotten, Priscilla Gonzalez (Democratic).
Where each stands: per the Secretary of State's Candidate Inquiry.
LA-4 — U.S. House
4 challengers were on the ballot.
- Mike Johnson (Republican), holds the seat: On the November ballot: awaiting result
- Conrad Roberts Cable (Democrat): On the November ballot: awaiting result
- Matthew Gromlich (Democrat): On the November ballot: awaiting result
- Gordon Brian Heslop (Republican): On the November ballot: awaiting result
- Michael Nichols (Republican): On the November ballot: awaiting result
Where each stands: per the Secretary of State's Candidate Inquiry.
LA-5 — U.S. House
9 candidates were on the ballot.
Held by Julia Letlow, who was elected to Senate LA in November.
- Stewart Cathey Jr. (Republican): On the November ballot: awaiting result
- Misti Smith Cordell (Republican): On the November ballot: awaiting result
- Michael Charles Echols (Republican): On the November ballot: awaiting result
- Michael Gabriel Firment (Republican): On the November ballot: awaiting result
- Austin Magee (Republican): On the November ballot: awaiting result
- Dan McKay (Democrat): On the November ballot: awaiting result
- Patricia Ann Moore (Democrat): On the November ballot: awaiting result
- Antonio Wilson (Democrat): On the November ballot: awaiting result
Also on the November ballot, per the Secretary of State's list of qualified candidates, with no FEC filing over $5,000 and so no profile here: Oscar "Omar" Dantzler (Republican).
4 no longer in this race — lost the primary, withdrew, or were not on the primary ballot:
- Larry W Foy (Democrat): Not on the November 3 open-primary ballot
- Dixon McMakin (Republican): Not on the November 3 open-primary ballot
- Tania Nyman (Democrat): Not on the November 3 open-primary ballot
- Samuel Lee Wyatt (Republican): Not on the November 3 open-primary ballot
Where each stands: per Wikipedia's election results page and the Secretary of State's Candidate Inquiry.
LA-6 — U.S. House
10 candidates were on the ballot.
Held by Cleo Fields: Not running for re-election in 2026.
- Anjanita Monique Appeaning (Republican): On the November ballot: awaiting result
- Larry Davis III (Republican): On the November ballot: awaiting result
- Rick Edmonds (Republican): On the November ballot: awaiting result
- Patrick Wayne Forbes (Democrat): On the November ballot: awaiting result
- Lindsay Garcia (Democrat): On the November ballot: awaiting result
- Michael Edward Mebruer (Republican): On the November ballot: awaiting result
- Blake Miguez (Republican): On the November ballot: awaiting result
- Stephen Wagley (Republican): On the November ballot: awaiting result
Also on the November ballot, per the Secretary of State's list of qualified candidates, with no FEC filing over $5,000 and so no profile here: Chauna Banks (Democratic), Rufus H Craig Jr. (Libertarian).
Where each stands: per the Secretary of State's Candidate Inquiry.
Statewide questions that were on the Nov 3, 2026 ballot
10 statewide questions were on the Nov 3, 2026 ballot, as the Louisiana Secretary of State lists them: 2026 Proposed Constitutional Amendments, November 3, 2026 Election (Louisiana Secretary of State), read .
- Proposed Amendment No. 1: Allows a one-time transfer of a property tax exemption for the surviving spouse of a disabled veteran (source)
- Proposed Amendment No. 2: Authorizes a local taxing authority to levy a lower millage rate without losing its ability to adjust to the prior year's maximum authorized millage rate (source)
- Proposed Amendment No. 3: Prohibits post-conviction bail for a defendant who is convicted of an aggravated offense against a victim who is a minor (source)
- Proposed Amendment No. 4: Places a lifetime term limit on a person who has served as governor for more than one and one-half terms (source)
- Proposed Amendment No. 5: Authorizes a state retirement system receiving nonrecurring state monies to apply those monies to any of its outstanding unfunded accrued liability (UAL) rather than its oldest UAL first (source)
- Proposed Amendment No. 6: Authorizes extension of an additional property tax exemption for owners who are 65 or older (source)
- Proposed Amendment No. 7: Authorizes the use of public funds to identify, inventory, remove, or replace certain water lines on property owned by utility customers (source)
- Proposed Amendment No. 8: Prohibits expropriation of property by a foreign adversary or an agent of a foreign adversary (source)
- Proposed Amendment No. 9: Increases the income limit for qualifying for the special property tax assessment level from $100,000, to be adjusted annually for inflation beginning in 2026, to $150,000, to be adjusted annually for inflation beginning in 2028 (source)
- Proposed Amendment No. 10: Authorizes an exemption from property taxes for blighted or derelict property that has been rehabilitated and requires the legislature to enact laws relative to implementation and administration of the exemption (source)
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