Louisiana early voting is May 2-9 (excluding Sunday, May 3) from 8:30 a.m.-6 p.m.

Louisiana leaders postponed voting for the U.S. House after a U.S. Supreme Court ruling found the current voting map unconstitutional. But it was too late to change the voting machines.

Louisiana congressional elections have been suspended after a Supreme Court ruling days before early voting was set to begin. Voters may be wondering what this means for them. Secretary of State Nancy Landry stated that early voting will continue as scheduled,

Despite the uncertainty, Fields emphasized the importance of voter participation, encouraging residents to remain focused on registering and turning out to vote.

Even though early voting is scheduled to start Saturday, Louisiana’s Republican leaders are likely to delay party primaries in congressional races after the U.S. Supreme Court's ruling, lawmakers say.

Sen. Bill Cassidy (R-La.) said Thursday that Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry (R) deciding to move forward with the state’s Senate primary election next month was “disappointing.” Landry signed an executive order earlier Thursday suspending the House primary elections in Louisiana,

As Louisiana moves to postpone Congressional races after a SCOTUS ruling, Caddo and Bossier clerks of court are preparing to adapt their plans for the election coming next month and a likely additional election sometime later this year.

Louisiana is closing out a week of major fast-moving headlines. Why it matters: Several high-stakes decisions — from congressional maps to a sheriff's indictment — are creating uncertainty around how key public systems function.