NEW ORLEANS — Louisiana residents should take a moment to view their sample ballots before casting their ballots Tuesday. Louisiana residents will vote for the next president of the United States.

The Louisiana Secretary of State is yet to send the Webster Parish sample ballot. However, citizens can find them by visiting their website and inserting their parish, ward, and precinct.

Louisiana voters looking at sample or absentee ballots for the Nov. 5 election will find a long list of presidential candidates — 11 to be exact. But the order in which those candidates for ...

Those looking to vote by a mail-in ballot will need to request one through an application submitted to the Louisiana Secretary of State's Office.

To make voting smoother, you can print out sample ballots from the Secretary of State’s website to bring in with you — or bring your phone into the voting booth, if you need it for reference.

Sample ballots for West Virginia’s May 14 primary are available online for registered voters to review before they vote, the West Virginia Secretary of State announced.

In addition to voting for Louisiana’s remaining statewide positions and a slate of local offices, voters will decide the fate of four constitutional amendments in November’s general election.

Election Day is here, and over a million Louisiana voters are expected to cast their ballots. If you're undecided, check your sample ballot to review candidates and races before heading to the polls.

What's on the ballot? Click here to view your sample ballot. In Louisiana, residents will cast their votes for candidates in several local races and a couple of statewide ones as well.

Voters in Louisiana will have the opportunity to decide on several constitutional amendments, including changes to the state's taxation power, juvenile justice, and spending limits, during the ...