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Free public service for Louisiana votersNo candidate endorsementsGuide sources checked October 1, 2026General election November 3, 2026

Current printed candidates for Louisiana's statewide contest

Who is running in Louisiana?

The Louisiana Secretary of State's official candidate inquiry shows 2 current printed candidates in 1 statewide candidate contest for the November 3, 2026 election.

Name source: The official Louisiana candidate inquiry was checked October 1, 2026 using election ID 344 and U.S. Senate office ID 67997. It shows two current candidates and no withdrawn, deceased, or disqualified status on either entry. Louisiana does not allow write-in candidates. Voters should confirm the current inquiry and their precinct sample ballot.
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Current printed candidates in Louisiana's statewide U.S. Senate contest and their finance source status
OfficeCandidate or ticketBallot affiliationFinance source
U.S. Senator"Jamie" DavisDemocratFEC record matched
U.S. SenatorJulia LetlowRepublicanFEC record matched
Separate from printed choices

Louisiana does not allow write-in candidates

The Secretary of State states that Louisiana does not allow write-in candidates. Military and overseas voters using a Federal Write-In Absentee Ballot may write names only for candidates who are already on Louisiana's ballot, so that exception does not create an additional candidate choice.

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Official candidate and election documents

Coverage boundary: This page covers only candidate contests decided by all Louisiana voters. U.S. House districts, Supreme Court districts, Court of Appeal districts, Public Service Commission districts, BESE districts, legislative districts, judicial districts and divisions, parishes, municipalities, and local contests are excluded. Louisiana does not allow write-in candidates. Candidate order shown here follows the official inquiry and is not a substitute for a precinct sample ballot. Read the full coverage boundary.