Guide to the Constitutional Amendments
PAR Guide to the 2022 Constitutional Amendments
The 2022 Guide covers the potential impact of 11 constitutional amendments the public will consider on the Nov. 8 and Dec. 10 ballots. This nonpartisan, educational review helps you understand the issues and the proposed changes so you can develop your own positions on each proposition. To view the 2022 Guide, please visit the links below.
Click here to download the PAR Guide to the 2022 Constitutional Amendments.
Click here to download the one-page PAR Guide to the November 2022 Constitutional Amendments.
Click here to download the one-page PAR Guide to the December 2022 Constitutional Amendments.
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Resources:
Complete Listing of Proposed and Adopted Amendments to Louisiana’s 1974 Constitution — This section lists all changes that were proposed and approved or rejected by the voters for Louisiana’s 1974 Constitution. This section includes the number of amendments on the ballot, ballot order, election results, and other information.
Complete Listing of Proposed and Adopted Amendments to Louisiana’s 1974 Constitution By Article — This section lists all proposed changes to Louisiana’s 1974 Constitution by the article affected by the change.
Complete Listing of Proposed and Adopted Amendments to Louisiana’s 1974 Constitution By Keyword — This section lists all proposed changes to Louisiana’s 1974 Constitution by keyword.
Voting on Louisiana Proposed Constitutional Amendments 1978-2022
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