Election

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.

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.

The election for Nov. 4 is a huge election day for local, state and federal offices. In Vernon Parish alone, there are 22 seats to be filled. All state voters will be looking at 14 separate state constitutional amendments. Get prepared!

The election for Nov. 4 is a huge election day for local, state and federal offices. In Allen Parish, there are 28 seats to be filled. All state voters will be looking at 14 separate state constitutional amendments. Get prepared!

The election for Nov. 4 is a huge election day for local, state and federal offices. In Cameron Parish, there are nine separate races. All state voters will be looking at 14 separate state constitutional amendments. Get prepared!

The election for Nov. 4 is a huge election day for local, state and federal offices. In Beauregard Parish, there are 13 separate races. All state voters will be looking at 14 separate state constitutional amendments. Get prepared!

The election for Nov. 4 is a huge election day for local, state and federal offices. In Jeff Davis Parish, there are 22 seats to be filled. All state voters will be looking at 14 separate state constitutional amendments. Get prepared!

The election for Nov. 4 is a huge election day for local, state and federal offices. In Calcasieu Parish alone, there are 34 separate races. All state voters will be looking at 14 separate state constitutional amendments. Get prepared!

Edwin Edwards is an 86 year old convicted felon. He is also a 4 times Governor of Louisiana and served in Congress. He is thinking of throwing his hat back into politics with a run for Congress. Would he have your support?

The polls for Saturday's election open at 7 a.m. -- NOT at 6 a.m. like they used to.  The law has changed, and the polls are now open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.  Make sure you get out and vote -- and bring your pictured I.D.  Here's everything you'll see on Saturday's ballot: