Election Day

To celebrate this important day, several businesses are offering some freebies and special offers to celebrate the day.

The changes affect voters in precincts 98,99,104 and 128. Make sure you know where you need to go before you leave to cast your ballot.

Polling sites without electricity because of the recent hurricane will be powered by generators for Tuesday's voting across the state.

These soldiers will be in place to reportedly assist local law enforcement in the event that things get out of hand.

The annual Election Day Food Drive is one of three major drives for FoodNet each year. Help if you can!

Secretary of State Tom Schedler predicts about a 15% turnout statewide.

Voters should be aware of three constitutional amendments on the October 14th ballot.

Today is Election Day. There are some things you need to know before you go to your designated polling place that you may not be aware of.

Twenty-four candidates are on Tuesday's ballot for the U.S. Senate Race for Sen. David Vitter's seat.