Who are my local elected officials in Louisiana?

Enter your address at spectrumvote.com to see your county commissioners, county officers, school board and city council, with your own district's members marked. Or pick your county below: 1,079 elected bodies and 3,287 seats across 64 counties.

What local offices are elected in Louisiana?

Each parish elects a governing body (a police jury, or a parish president and council in home-rule parishes), a sheriff (who is also the tax collector), a clerk of court, an assessor and a coroner, and voters elect their parish school board. Towns and cities elect a mayor, a council or board of aldermen, and often a chief of police. Louisiana prints party labels on the ballot, so party is shown for every office.

Louisiana local elected officials: every county, city and school board

Who holds each county, school board, city and special-district office in all 64 Louisiana parishes: 3,287 seats on 1,079 elected bodies. Pick a county.

Parishes

Acadia Parish · 80 seats
Allen Parish · 51 seats
Ascension Parish · 46 seats
Assumption Parish · 32 seats
Avoyelles Parish · 69 seats
Beauregard Parish · 46 seats
Bienville Parish · 64 seats
Bossier Parish · 57 seats
Caddo Parish · 91 seats
Calcasieu Parish · 79 seats
Caldwell Parish · 35 seats
Cameron Parish · 19 seats
Catahoula Parish · 40 seats
Claiborne Parish · 51 seats
Concordia Parish · 38 seats
De Soto Parish · 67 seats
East Baton Rouge Parish · 79 seats
East Carroll Parish · 21 seats
East Feliciana Parish · 53 seats
Evangeline Parish · 54 seats
Franklin Parish · 42 seats
Grant Parish · 52 seats
Iberia Parish · 58 seats
Iberville Parish · 66 seats
Jackson Parish · 52 seats
Jefferson Davis Parish · 62 seats
Jefferson Parish · 64 seats
LaSalle Parish · 45 seats
Lafayette Parish · 60 seats
Lafourche Parish · 43 seats
Lincoln Parish · 61 seats
Livingston Parish · 70 seats
Madison Parish · 44 seats
Morehouse Parish · 40 seats
Natchitoches Parish · 68 seats
Orleans Parish · 19 seats
Ouachita Parish · 42 seats
Plaquemines Parish · 23 seats
Pointe Coupee Parish · 43 seats
Rapides Parish · 84 seats
Red River Parish · 38 seats
Richland Parish · 36 seats
Sabine Parish · 59 seats
St. Bernard Parish · 23 seats
St. Charles Parish · 22 seats
St. Helena Parish · 22 seats
St. James Parish · 33 seats
St. John the Baptist Parish · 25 seats
St. Landry Parish · 102 seats
St. Martin Parish · 49 seats
St. Mary Parish · 53 seats
St. Tammany Parish · 86 seats
Tangipahoa Parish · 80 seats
Tensas Parish · 31 seats
Terrebonne Parish · 23 seats
Union Parish · 64 seats
Vermilion Parish · 62 seats
Vernon Parish · 57 seats
Washington Parish · 53 seats
Webster Parish · 93 seats
West Baton Rouge Parish · 45 seats
West Carroll Parish · 40 seats
West Feliciana Parish · 23 seats
Winn Parish · 58 seats

Quick answers

Who are my local elected officials in Louisiana?: Enter your address at spectrumvote.com to see your county commissioners, county officers, school board and city council, with your own district's members marked. Or pick your county below: 1,079 elected bodies and 3,287 seats across 64 counties.
What local offices are elected in Louisiana?: Each parish elects a governing body (a police jury, or a parish president and council in home-rule parishes), a sheriff (who is also the tax collector), a clerk of court, an assessor and a coroner, and voters elect their parish school board. Towns and cities elect a mayor, a council or board of aldermen, and often a chief of police. Louisiana prints party labels on the ballot, so party is shown for every office.

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