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Races › Louisiana
Tuesday, November 3, 2026 · general election
Louisiana elects a U.S. senator and 6 members of the U.S. House in 2026. Everyone the FEC lists as running, the money behind each campaign, and the towns in each district.
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| Online | Tuesday, October 13 source |
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| By mail | Postmarked by Monday, October 5 source |
| In person | Monday, October 5 source |
| Same-day registration | Not offered source |
Read from Louisiana’s own election pages and laws. Deadlines can change, so confirm with Louisiana Secretary of State.
Polling places are assigned by street address, so the state’s own lookup is the one to trust. Links checked October 11, 2026.
On the November ballot
Held by Steve Scalise (R)
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Includes Slidell, Kenner, Killian, Mandeville, Covington, Grand Isle, Jean Lafitte and Ponchatoula
Held by Troy A. Carter (D)
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Includes New Orleans, St. Gabriel, Gonzales, Gretna, Donaldsonville, Lutcher, Westwego and Plaquemine
Held by Clay Higgins (R)
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Includes Lafayette, Lake Charles, Broussard, Houma, Youngsville, Scott, New Iberia and Jennings
Held by Mike Johnson (R)
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Includes Bossier City, Ruston, Minden, Sulphur, Merryville, DeRidder, Greenwood and Leesville
Held by Julia Letlow (R)
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Includes Central, Monroe, Hammond, Bogalusa, Bastrop, Denham Springs, Kentwood and Walker
Held by Cleo Fields (D)
On the November ballot
Includes Shreveport, Baton Rouge, Alexandria, Zachary, Natchitoches, Pineville, Opelousas and Baker