Skip to content
For the Winn Parish police juror District 3 spot, Kevin Pharr (R) and Darrell Franks (R) ran against each other.
Scott Mclendon (R) and Lane Windham (R) faced pff to see who would be the next person to serve LaSalle Parish as sheriff.
WAFB projects Republican Nancy Landry will become Louisiana’s next secretary of state.
Chad Ezell (Ind.) and incumbent Sammie L. Byrd (R) both received 50% of the vote in Louisiana’s November 18 general elections.
Lincoln and Ouachita Parish ranked among the lowest in the state with about 30% of registered voters voting
Statewide races include attorney general, secretary of state, and treasurer. Multi-parish races that impact the Northeast Louisiana viewing area include State House District 21, Board of Elementary and Secondary Education (BESE) District 4, State House District 4, and State House District 18.
Caldwell Parish has a parish-wide proposition and a renewal on the November 18, 2023, ballot.
Micah Hughes (R) and Clyde Polk (D) are facing off to see who will be the next Catahoula Parish District 2 police juror.
Donald Meyers (R) and Harold Sones (R) are facing off to see who will be the next Catahoula Parish District 4 police juror.
The Catahoula Parish School District has two propositions on the November 18, 2023, ballot.
7 Day Forecast
Kenneth Wayne Simpson (D) and Raymond Riley (D) are facing off to see who will be the next District 2 Concordia Parish police juror.
Scottie Whittington (R) and Cornell L. Lewis (R) are facing off to see who will be the next Concordia Parish District 3, Place B police juror.
Concordia Parish is voting on two propositions in the November 18, 2023, election.
East Carroll Parish is voting on four parish-wide propositions in the November 18, 2023, general elections.
Ricky Campbell (R) and Elbert Wallace (R) are facing off to see who will be the next Franklin Parish District 4 police juror.
Rochelle Kelly (D) and Willie Lee Thomas (D) are facing off to see who will be the next Franklin Parish District 5 police juror.
Dorothy Swayzer (D) and Lois Powell Jordan (NON) are facing off to see who will serve as the next councilperson in Winnsboro District 2.
John W. McCarty (I) and Sheketia Combs (D) are facing off to see who will be the next Jackson Parish District 4 police juror.
Jordan “Jordy” Poole (R) and Rod Douglas (R) are facing off to see who will be the next LaSalle Parish District 2 police juror.
Brandon Streetman (R) and Steve Cripps (R) are facing off to see who will be the next LaSalle Parish District 7 police juror.
Travis “Wacker” Prichard (R) and Joseph Jarred Pugh (I) are facing off to see who will be the next LaSalle Parish District 8 police juror.
Brent Farley (R) and Curtis “Curt” Ainsworth (R) are facing off to see who will be the next LaSalle Parish police juror for District 9.
Theresa Wyatt (D) and Greg “Big-C” Williams (D) are facing off to see who will be the next police juror to serve District 1 of Lincoln Parish.
Milton Melton (D) and Gary Wayne Baldwin (D) are facing off to see who will be the next police juror to serve District 10 of Lincoln Parish.
Diane Heard Richards (D) and Patsy Candler (D) are facing off to see who will serve next as Lincoln Parish police juror in District 11.
Citizens are voting on November 18. If the proposition is passed, Ruston will become a part of the statewide non-profit that works to improve public safety during emergencies.
Jane Gladys Sanders (D) and C.J. Oney (N) are facing off to see who will be the next District 5 police juror in Madison Parish.
Morehouse Parish has a parish-wide proposition to be decided in the November 18 elections as well as two Village of Bonita propositions.
The City of Monroe has three propositions on the November 18 election ballot.
Billy Joe Powell (D) and Patrick Stubblefield (D) are facing off to see who will be the next District 2 police juror for Richland Parish.
Dale Martin (R) and Barbara Carroll (I) are facing off to see who will be the next District 3 police juror in Richland Parish.
Cecil Reddick (R) and Clay Russell (R) are facing off to see who will be the next District 7 police juror in Richland Parish.
Cash Clay Foster (D) and Mattie Johnson (D) are facing off to see who will be the next District 5 police juror in Tensas Parish.
Michael Holley (R) and Dewayne Ramsey (R) are facing off to see who will be the next police juror for District Three in Union Parish.
The run-off election is Saturday, November 18th, and the State Representative for District 21 is on the ballot.
The race for Winn Parish sheriff is a close call with only a 16 vote difference.
The senator discussed the Republican debate, former President Donald Trump, and the war between Israel and Hamas.
Cheek sat down with KNOE to talk about some of things she would like to do if she’s elected.
Murrill spoke on moving the criminal justice system in Louisiana forward and how her experience would be beneficial if she is elected for the position.
Louisiana Governor-elect Jeff Landry and his wife, Sharon Landry, are encouraging citizens to participate in early voting.
Congresswoman Julia Letlow whose district represents Northeast Louisiana had positive thoughts in reaction to Mike Johnson being elected as speaker of the House of Representatives.
“It’s not that they’re offensive, they’re scientifically wrong,” the governor said. “It’s not just political correctness.”
During one of his last call-in radio shows Wednesday, Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards talked about last Saturday’s election results.
The 2023 primary elections have passed for Louisiana, and the general elections are coming up soon in November.
Candidate for Secretary of State Gwen Collins-Greenup visits Monroe
Louisiana Senator John Kennedy offered his congratulations to Governor-Elect Jeff Landry following the Oct. 14 primary elections.
Marc Mashaw received 75% of the vote during the Oct. 14 primary elections, making him the Ouachita Parish Sheriff-Elect for the upcoming term.
If no candidate receives 51% or more of the vote, the race will have a runoff election on Nov. 18.
The 2023 Louisiana primary elections are on Sat., Oct. 14. Polls close at 8 p.m., and results will start coming in around 8:15-8:30 p.m.
If no candidate receives 51% or more of the vote, the race will have a runoff election on Nov. 18.