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Louisiana Secretary of State Kyle Ardoin announced on Monday, December 19 that he is banning TikTok on all devices owned or leased by his agency (Department of State).

Voters who cast their ballot this fall will receive the state's newly designed "I Voted" sticker, Artwork for the sticker was unveiled yesterday.

Issues with mail service and electricity in storm-damaged areas of the state are being blamed for the potential delay.

Two congressional races, parish presidents, mayors, councils, and more are on the ballot for some Louisiana residents beginning March 6th

Louisiana appears on track to broaden the mail-in balloting options for spring municipal elections and two upcoming special congressional elections because of the coronavirus pandemic.

There are a few tips and reminders to get familiar with to help make exercising your right to vote easy and smooth.

Over 40% of Louisiana voters voted early or by absentee ballot for the November 3rd election.

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

Secretary of State Kyle Ardoin has announced new digital, downloadable "I Voted" stickers for the upcoming November 3 and December 5 elections.

Election officials say don't be put off by long lines. The length of those lines will be impacted by social distancing making them seem longer than they actually are.

Poll workers could earn up to $200 on election day and there are plenty of positions open and available across the state.

Louisiana's new "I Voted" sticker will be unveiled today. It's going to be hard to top the Blue Dog stickers of a few years ago.