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Louisiana voters will be faced with more than just a selection for president on Nov 8. There are six constitutional amendments that can be difficult to understand and decide on with just a few minutes to do so. Here's a list of them in "regular people" terms and what they mean.

Which candidate in the presidential race best represents your beliefs and ideals? There's a series of questions on a website that may help you understand the candidates better, and see which ones line up with your way of thinking.

To double check your choices before you step into the booth, Take a look at the complete ballots for all Southwest Louisiana parishes.

October 24, 2015 election results are in, see them here. There will be several run-offs races to decide on, including Louisiana's next governor on November 21.

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

Some polls show Bill Cassidy with a 16 point lead over Mary Landrieu. In an effort to help Landrieu the senate may pass the Keystone Pipeline bill. Will it be enough to turn around the election. We wonder what you think?

The GOP is playing serious hardball to defeat Sen. Mary Landrieu in the upcoming runoff election by offering her opponent, Rep. Bill Cassidy, one of her prestigious appointments.

By now you know about the Cassidy/ Landrieu run off set for December 12th. It would appear that Mary Landrieu has some catching up to do according to an article in today's Lake Charles American Press.

You vote yesterday decided man important races and let to run offs in others. The run offs will be decided on December 6th and you must be registered by today to vote then.

It was an insane night of politics last night as the 2014 mid-term elections wrapped up. Get a parish-by-parish breakdown of the results.

​Every place has different laws when it comes to politicking at polling places. In some places that even covers the clothes you wear to the polls.

How will you vote tomorrow? Here's your chance to understand the 14 constitutional amendments on the Nov. 4 ballot.