Louisiana State Ballot GuideOctober 14th 2023
State
Governor of Louisiana

Daniel Cole
Democratic Party

Oscar Dantzler
Democratic Party

Shawn Wilson
Democratic PartyShawn Wilson has been endorsed by current Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards [1]

Endorsed by

Benjamin Barnes
Independent

Frank Scurlock
Independent

Hunter Lundy
Independent

Jeffery Istre
Independent

Keitron Gagnon
Independent

Republican Candidates
- Jeff Landry
- John Schroder
- Patrick Henry Barthel
- Richard Nelson
- Sharon Hewitt
- Stephen Waguespack
- Xan John
- Xavier Ellis
Lieutenant Governor of Louisiana

Willie Jones
Democratic Party
Endorsed by

Bruce Payton
Independent

Gary Rispone
Independent

Republican Candidates
- Billy Nungesser
- Elbert Guillory
- Tami Hotard
Louisiana State Treasurer

Dustin Granger
Democratic Party
Endorsed by

Republican Candidates
- John Fleming
- Scott McKnight
Louisiana Commissioner of Insurance

Republican Candidates
- Tim Temple
Attorney General of Louisiana

Lindsey Cheek
Democratic Party
Endorsed by

Perry Walker Terrebonne
Democratic Party

John Belton
Independent

Republican Candidates
- John Stefanski
- Liz Murrill
- Marty Maley
Louisiana Secretary of State

Arthur Morrell
Democratic Party
Endorsed by

Gwen Collins-Greenup
Democratic Party
Endorsed by

Amanda Smith Jennings
Independent

Republican Candidates
- Brandon Trosclair
- Clay Schexnayder
- Mike Francis
- Nancy Landry
- Thomas Kennedy III
Louisiana Commissioner of Agriculture and Forestry

Republican Candidates
- Michael Strain
Louisiana State Ballot Measures

Legislatively referred constitutional amendment
Louisiana Constitutional Right to Worship in a Church or Place of Worship Amendment (October 2023)

A "yes" vote supports providing in the state constitution that "the freedom to worship in a church or other place of worship is a fundamental right that is worthy of the highest order of protection."

A "no" vote opposes providing in the state constitution that "the freedom to worship in a church or other place of worship is a fundamental right that is worthy of the highest order of protection."
Legislatively referred constitutional amendment
Louisiana Prohibit Property Tax Exemptions for Nonprofits Owning Damaged Residential Property Amendment (October 2023)

A "yes" vote supports preventing a nonprofit organization from receiving a property tax exemption if they own residential property that is in such a state of disrepair that it is dangerous to the public's health or safety, as determined by the governing authority of the municipality or parish the property is located in.

A "no" vote opposes preventing a nonprofit organization from receiving a property tax exemption if they own residential property that is in such a state of disrepair that it is dangerous to the public's health or safety, as determined by the governing authority of the municipality or parish the property is located in.
Legislatively referred constitutional amendment
Louisiana Ban on Private or Foreign Funding of Election Costs Amendment (October 2023)

A "yes" vote supports prohibiting funds, goods, and services donated by a foreign government or nongovernmental (private) source for use in conducting elections.

A "no" vote opposes prohibiting funds, goods, and services donated by a foreign government or nongovernmental (private) source for use in conducting elections.
Legislatively referred constitutional amendment
Louisiana State Retirement System Funding Amendment (October 2023)

A "yes" vote supports requiring a minimum of 25% of state revenue that is designated as nonrecurring to be applied to the balance of the unfunded liability of the state retirement system.

A "no" vote opposes requiring a minimum of 25% of state revenue that is designated as nonrecurring to be applied to the balance of the unfunded liability of the state retirement system.
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