elections

Several local seats are up for grabs, and there are plenty of names being discussed.

There were several competitive races throughout Lafayette Parish on Tuesday night.

The race is shaping up to look a lot like the 2018 midterms.

Coach Mike McConathy is "getting feedback" on a run in north Louisiana.

Louisiana's tax code is the next item up for discussion in the legislature, and LaToya Cantrell refuses to pay New Orleans back.

Ajani Conner's, #82, campaign slogan is "Change Can't Wait".

Voters across Louisiana went to the polls on Saturday to let their voices be heard in their local elections.

The legislative auditor noted some ways the Department of State could improve election security.

Voters also decided the fates of four constitutional amendments, as well as several special election.

If you feel like you never get enough time in the booth to make your best decisions when you vote, here's some good news.

The current Carencro Council is elected totally "At-Large" last night's meeting broached the idea of dividing the city into council districts.

If you are looking for where you can safely and properly dispose of any political signs that were placed in your yard ahead of recent elections, you have plenty of options around Lafayette.

Here's a way for you to help out your community for the upcoming election.

After the emergency declaration was made in the state, Ardoin says they decide to make this move.

We spent a full hour with Lafayette Mayor-President candidates Carlee Alm-Labar and Josh Guillory ahead of tomorrow's run-off election. We got through almost 30 questions, but we wanted to highlight a few of the most important exchanges. The topics of Flooding and Infrastructure, The Unified Development Code, as well as LUS and LUS Fiber, have all been major campaign issues...

Louisiana will once again have an “I Voted” sticker available for voters this fall. Secretary of State Kyle Ardoin unveiled the new stickers this morning.

An quick website change puts the valuable information at the tip of your fingers.

The virtual viewing party is something that everyone can take part in.

Looking for answers to your Election Day questions? Here's what you need to know about what and where before you vote on Tuesday, November 8, 2016:  

Head out to the polls today to help determine Louisiana's presidential preferences.