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Louisiana June runoff election: Important dates, what no-party voters ...
Registered as no party? What to know for the runoff After the May 16 election, Louisiana Republican and Democratic candidates in the U.S. Senate race advanced to the June 27 runoff.

Louisiana June runoff election: Important dates, what no ... - NewsBreak
Registered as no party? What to know for the runoff After the May 16 election, Louisiana Republican and Democratic candidates in the U.S. Senate race advanced to the June 27 runoff. No party voters were presented with a choice between receiving a Republican ballot, a Democratic ballot or opting out of closed-party primary races. Closed-party primaries apply to races for U.S. Senate, the ...

Changes to Louisiana Primaries Effective in 2026 - 270toWin
For 2026, the primary date* is May 16, with runoffs on June 27. These will be closed primaries, meaning only registered Democrats and Republicans can participate in their respective primary. Unaffiliated voters will be allowed to participate in one of the primaries, but those registered with a third party are entirely excluded.

Cassidy Out: Letlow, Fleming Head to Louisiana Runoff
Bill Cassidy is out of Louisiana's Republican Senate primary. Julia Letlow and John Fleming advance to a June 27 runoff. Full results and what comes next.

Closed Party Primary Elections - Louisiana Secretary of State
Unlike Louisiana’s current open primary elections (sometimes called Jungle Primaries), in a closed-party primary election, the candidates on a voter’s ballot will be limited to those of the voter’s party affiliation.

Closed primaries in 2026: What Louisiana voters need to know
Louisiana voters are about to experience the most significant change to the state’s election system in decades. After years of operating under a “jungle primary” model, Louisiana will begin using a closed-party primary system for a limited set of offices starting in 2026. The shift is technical, but the consequences are very real for how — and whether — you get to vote in certain ...

Closed Party Primaries - Power Coalition for Equity and Justice
Starting in 2026, Louisiana will use closed party primaries for certain federal and statewide races. This replaces the state’s traditional open (“jungle”) primary for those specific offices.

Louisiana closed primary elections: What voters need to know
BATON ROUGE — Louisiana voters will see a significant shift at the polls in 2026 as the state moves away from its long-standing jungle primary system for several major races. Beginning with the 2026 election cycle, Louisiana will use closed party primaries for contests including U.S. Senate, U.S. House, Louisiana Supreme Court, Public Service Commission, and Board of Elementary and Secondary ...

Louisiana voters to see new closed-party primary system in 2026 ...
Louisiana voters will encounter a new election format beginning in 2026, as a recently enacted law shifts certain races from the state’s traditional open “jungle primary” system to a closed-party primary process. The change, implemented through Act 1 of the 2024 First Extraordinary Session of the Louisiana Legislature, limits participation in select races based on...

Louisiana’s New Closed Primaries System Begins In 2026
Louisiana’s election system is about to change. In 2026, closed primaries will replace the state’s long-standing jungle primary. What does this mean for voters and candidates?