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Which ballots can no-party voters cast in the runoff? Well, it depends.

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By Andrew Greenstein Verified
| Louisiana Radio Network Verified
During the U.S. Senate primary election, there was a great deal of confusion in some polling places about the ballots that no-party voters could cast. Some no-party reported being denied the ballot of their choice, when the rules clearly stipulated that they had that option. That confusion could be compounded in the runoffs, for which early voting is now underway.
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By Andrew Greenstein Verified
| Louisiana Radio Network Verified
Carencro fastest-growing city in Louisiana based on U.S. Census data Which city is the fastest-growing city in Louisiana? If you said Carencro, you'd be right. According to census data released last month, between July 1st, 2020, and July 1st, 2025, Carencro's population grew by almost 42%, adding almost 4,000 people to a population that now tops 13,000. Mayor Charlotte Clavier says man...
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Early voting in U.S. Senate runoffs underway

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By Andrew Greenstein Verified
| Louisiana Radio Network Verified
Early voting for the U.S. Senate runoff elections began today, with these races determining once and for all who will advance to the November general election. If you tell that to a typical voter, the response you get might be one of surprise. “I kind of doubt that they do know there’s an election coming up, and I expect the turnout to be very low as a result of that,” says ULM political science professor Pearson Cross. The runoff is shaping up to be, to put it mildly, anticlimactic.
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