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The defeat of Amendment 2, a sprawling revision of the section of the constitution that deals with state taxes and budgeting, was a loss for Gov. Jeff Landry, who had stumped across the state in supp...
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Louisiana voters reject all four constitutional amendments, despite Gov. Jeff Landry's support
The defeat of Amendment 2, a sprawling revision of the section of the constitution that deals with state taxes and budgeting, was a loss for Gov. Jeff Landry, who had stumped across the state in support of the change. He couched it as part of his larger effort to make Louisiana’s tax system more attractive to business investment.
Louisiana voters to decide on constitutional amendments for crime, courts and finances
NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Louisianians are set to vote Saturday on several constitutional amendments dealing with crime, courts and finances. During a special legislative session focused on Gov. Jeff Landry’s tax reform overhaul last fall, lawmakers approved four proposed changes to the state’s constitution.
Louisiana voters reject all four constitutional amendments on March ballot
Louisiana voters rejected all four of the constitutional amendments in the municipal primary election on Saturday, March 29, 2025.
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Louisiana will vote on four constitutional amendments. Here’s what to know.
Voters must decide on four proposed amendments to the Louisiana Constitution dealing with courts, taxes, juvenile crime and elections for judges.
Voters head to polls to decide on 4 constitutional amendments, propositions
Voters across Louisiana, including those in Acadiana, are considering four constitutional amendments on Saturday, March 29. People have until 8 p.m. to cast their ballots.
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