Take a look at the update for early voting for the statewide and parish wide Oct. 22nd elections
in Caddo Parish. It includes some information on the historic building (the old Ward building)
where the Registrar of Voters office is located in downtown Shreveport.

as of the close of business on Monday, October 10th , here are the totals for early voting in Caddo Parish:
 
Total Voted: 675 (650 in person and 25 by mail)
 
Democrats:   315
Republicans: 297
Others:          63
 
White: 448
Black:  212
Other:   15

Voters in Louisiana will have five constitutional amendments to consider in the October 22nd primary election plus a parish proposition. You can view the amendments below for the voters’ consideration.

This brief video brings an update to Caddo voters on what races will be
on their ballots during the October 22 Gubernatorial primary. It also
has an update on the digital scanning of voter records in Caddo. Voters
will also find a technical description of the work involved in redistricting
for the Registrar’s office. It continues the trend of videos describing the
technical portion of election preparation seen in previous videos on this site.

Douglas Day has withdrawn from the Senate, 38th district race but his name will appear on the ballot and any votes cast for him will not count.
 
Joseph Cao has withdrawn from the Louisiana Attorney General’s race but his name will appear on the ballot. Any votes cast for him will not count.
 
These notices were received by the Secretary of State’s office and conveyed to the Caddo Registrar’s office.

State and Parish Elections
Early voting for the October 22nd elections for state, parish and special elections will be held at the Caddo Parish Registrar of Voters office, 525 Marshall, Suite 103 in downtown Shreveport across from the Courthouse during the following dates and times:

Voters should bring proof of identification such as a driver’s license, governmental i.d., etc. All voters will be eligible to vote on statewide and parish wide elections. However, all other elections are by districts. For more information call 226-6891