2026 U.S. Midterm Election
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Marsha Blackburn projected to win Tennessee governor's race, Julia Letlow projected to win Louisiana US Senate race
Louisiana voters send Republican Julia Letlow to Senate in squeaker
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Julia Letlow, Louisiana and Senate
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Here are unofficial election results from key 2026 midterm races in Louisiana. To see the full data, visit the Secretary of State’s website. U.S. Senator: Julia Letlow wins "Jamie" Davis, D, Julia Letlow,
Lame-duck House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) bowed to President Donald Trump on X Tuesday despite losing his speakership in a Democratic landslide. Johnson won another term for his House seat in the midterm election.
Louisiana Reps. Mike Johnson and Steve Scalise, the two highest-ranking Republicans in the U.S. House who were both re-elected by Louisianans Tuesday night, accepted defeat but vowed to continue fight
Kamala Harris will endorse Louisiana Democratic Senate candidate Jamie Davis this evening. In a social-media post the former vice president says Davis, a farmer, is “a fighter” who “will go to Washington D.
Make sure you have what you need to vote Tuesday, know when polls open and close and where your polling place is. When do polls open and close on election day in Louisiana? Polls open at 6 a.m. and close at 8 p.
Taking photos with your ballot, known as "ballot selfies," is illegal in Louisiana, with signs at polling locations warning voters against the practice.
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