Louisiana always holds their state elections on a Saturday.
Not sure why though. They just do.
The French, and Louisiana, hold preliminary round elections with all candidates from all parties included. If one does not get a majority, they take the two most popular and hold a runoff vote a few weeks later.
Jindal crushed the field with a Constitutional Amendment sized 2/3 of the vote in the primary.
I wonder if this has EVER happened in Louisiana history.
It’s a good idea; no need to take time from work or rush around before/after work to get to the polls.
A state that has parishes instead of counties is bound to do some things differently.