List of Louisiana ballot measures

This page provides a list of ballot measures that have appeared on the statewide ballot in Louisiana.

List of ballot measures by year

Measures are listed in reverse-chronological order, with the most recent and upcoming elections appearing first. Tables include brief summaries, relevant topics, and the election results for each measure.

2026

November 3

Type	Title	Subject	Description	Result
LRCA	Raise Income Limit to $150,000 for Special Property Tax Assessment Amendment	Homestead tax exemptions; Property tax exemptions	Raise the income limit to qualify for the property tax special assessment level from $100,000 to $150,000

April 18

Type	Title	Subject	Description
LRCA	Allow Parishes to Exempt Business Inventory from Property Taxation Amendment	Local government finance and taxes; Property tax exemptions	Allow parishes to exempt business inventory from property taxes
LRCA	Increase Judicial Retirement Age to 75 Years Amendment	Age limits for officials	Increase the judicial retirement age from 70 to 75
LRCA	Legislative Authority to Add or Remove Unclassified Civil Service Positions Amendment	State legislative authority; Civil service	Allow the legislature to add officers, positions, and employees to the unclassified civil service
LRCA	Repeal Certain Funds and Dedicate Revenues to Teachers' Retirement System Amendment	Restricted-use funds; Public employee retirement funds; Public school teachers and staff	Repeal the three education revenue funds and apply that money to the Teachers' Retirement System
LRCA	St. George Community School System Authority Amendment	Public education governance; Local government organization	Add the St. George Community School System to the list of school systems that are regarded and treated as parishes for purposes of operating a school system

2025

March 29

Type	Title	Subject	Description	Result	Yes Votes	No Votes
LRCA	Amendment 1	State judicial authority; State judiciary structure; State legislative authority	Allow the legislature to establish trial courts with limited or specialized jurisdiction, such as business courts, through a two-thirds vote	d	221,355 (35%)	412,108 (65%)
LRCA	Amendment 2	Severance taxes; Income taxes; Public school teachers and staff; State legislative vote requirements; Property taxes; Sales taxes; Property tax exemptions; Budget stabilization funds; Revenue and spending limits; Restricted-use funds; Public education funding; Public employee retirement funds	Revise state constitutional provisions governing tax policy and various state funds	d	224,109 (35%)	410,107 (65%)
LRCA	Amendment 3	Criminal sentencing; State legislative authority; Juvenile criminal justice	Provide the state legislature with the authority to determine in state law which crimes can result in a juvenile being tried as an adult; removes list of crimes currently in the state constitution for which juveniles can be tried as adults	d	212,343 (34%)	419,392 (66%)
LRCA	Amendment 4	State judicial selection	Provide that judicial vacancies should be filled by calling a special election at the earliest available date pursuant to state law, rather than current law, which provides for calling a special election within twelve months after the day the vacancy occurs	d	229,620 (36%)	401,524 (64%)

2024

December 7

Type	Title	Subject	Description	Result	Yes Votes	No Votes
LRCA	Amendment 1	Ethics rules and commissions; State judiciary	Add five more members to the judiciary commission and provide that the commission is responsible for investigating and recommending disciplinary actions, among other changes	a	176,864 (53%)	155,252 (47%)
LRCA	Amendment 2	State legislative processes and sessions	Prohibit the consideration of a conference committee report or Senate amendments on an appropriations bill until 48 hours after the bill and a summary of the proposed changes have been distributed to all legislators	a	219,103 (66%)	112,938 (34%)
LRCA	Amendment 3	State legislative processes and sessions; State legislative authority	Allow the legislature to extend its regular session by two-day increments, up to a maximum of six days, in order to pass a bill appropriating money	a	191,729 (58%)	140,452 (42%)
LRCA	Amendment 4	Property; Taxes	Authorize the legislature to provide for property tax sales in state law	a	180,856 (55%)	150,423 (45%)

November 5

Type	Title	Subject	Description	Result	Yes Votes	No Votes
LRCA	Outer Continental Shelf Revenues for Coastal Protection and Restoration Fund Amendment	Environment; State and local government budgets, spending, and finance; Energy	Require the state's federal revenue from Outer Continental Shelf renewable energy production to be deposited in the Coastal Protection and Restoration Fund	a	1,367,876 (73%)	503,275 (27%)

2023

November 18

Type	Title	Subject	Description	Result	Yes Votes	No Votes
LRCA	Amendment 1	State executive powers and duties; State legislative authority	Provide that the legislature may consider vetoed bills during a regular or extraordinary session rather than convening a separate veto session; clarify that the governor's deadline to act on a bill is based on the legislative session in which the bill was passed	a	387,207 (61%)	247,266 (39%)
LRCA	Amendment 2	State and local government budgets, spending, and finance	Repeals constitutional provisions establishing various state funds that are now inactive and transfers remaining money in the funds to the state general fund	a	346,766 (55%)	287,211 (45%)
LRCA	Amendment 3	Taxes; Property	Authorizes local governments to provide an additional property tax exemption of up to $2,500 for first responders including fire fighters, emergency medical service personnel, emergency response dispatchers, peace officers, police officers, and sheriffs.	a	338,823 (53%)	300,477 (47%)
LRCA	Amendment 4	State and local government budgets, spending, and finance	Allows the state legislature, through a two-thirds supermajority vote, to use up to $250 million of funds in the Revenue Stabilization Trust Fund to alleviate a budget deficit	d	278,009 (44%)	353,622 (56%)

October 14

Type	Title	Subject	Description	Result	Yes Votes	No Votes
LRCA	Amendment 1	Campaign finance	Prohibit state and local governments from using funds, goods, and services donated by foreign governments or nongovernmental (private) sources for the purpose of conducting elections	a	734,324 (73%)	277,564 (27%)
LRCA	Amendment 2	Constitutional rights; Religion-related policy	Provide in the Louisiana Constitution that "the freedom to worship in a church or other place of worship is a fundamental right that is worthy of the highest order of protection"	a	805,676 (79%)	211,621 (21%)
LRCA	Amendment 3	State and local government budgets, spending, and finance; Public employee retirement funds	Require a minimum of 25% of nonrecurring state revenue to be applied to the balance of the unfunded liability of the state retirement system	a	559,540 (56%)	436,717 (44%)
LRCA	Amendment 4	Taxes; Housing; Property	Prohibit a nonprofit organization from receiving a property tax exemption when residential property is in disrepair and dangerous to the public's health or safety	a	661,332 (66%)	340,632 (34%)

2022

December 10

Type	Title	Subject	Description	Result	Yes Votes	No Votes
LRCA	Amendment 1	Citizenship voting requirements	Prohibit the state and local governments from allowing noncitizens to vote	a	314,678 (73%)	113,808 (27%)
LRCA	Amendment 2	Civil service	Amend the constitution to require senate confirmation of State Civil Service Commission appointees	a	300,635 (71%)	123,250 (29%)
LRCA	Amendment 3	Law enforcement; Civil service	Amend the constitution to require senate confirmation of State Police Commission appointees	a	305,007 (72%)	118,538 (28%)

November 8

Type	Title	Subject	Description	Result	Yes Votes	No Votes
LRCA	Amendment 1	State and local government budgets, spending, and finance	Increase the portion of certain state funds that can be invested in equities from 35% to 65%	d	475,019 (36%)	848,366 (64%)
LRCA	Amendment 2	Veterans policy; Property; Taxes	Expand property tax exemptions for disabled veterans with a service-related disability	a	973,937 (73%)	361,378 (27%)
LRCA	Amendment 3	Civil service	Allow classified and civil service employees to publicly support the election campaigns of individuals in their immediate family when off duty	d	434,549 (33%)	890,055 (67%)
LRCA	Amendment 4	Utility policy; Water	Allow local governments to waive water charges for customers when damages are not caused by the customer	a	994,361 (75%)	332,306 (25%)
LRCA	Amendment 5	Taxes	Provide that property tax rates can be increased by a two-thirds vote of a taxing authority up to the maximum rate allowed by the constitution	d	554,257 (43%)	740,006 (57%)
LRCA	Amendment 6	Property; Taxes	Limit the increase in the assessed value of residential property in Orleans Parish to 10% of the property's assessed value	d	636,105 (50%)	643,076 (50%)
LRCA	Amendment 7	Constitutional wording changes	Repeal language allowing involuntary servitude as criminal punishments	d	508,852 (39%)	790,787 (61%)
LRCA	Amendment 8	Property; Taxes	Remove the annual income recertification requirement to receive special assessment property tax rates for homeowners that are permanently and totally disabled	a	717,702 (55%)	593,863 (45%)

2021

November 13

Type	Title	Subject	Description	Result	Yes Votes	No Votes
LRCA	Amendment 1	Taxes	Creates the State and Local Streamlined Sales and Use Tax Commission to provide streamlined electronic filing and remittance of all sales and use taxes	d	199,285 (48%)	214,429 (52%)
LRCA	Amendment 2	Taxes	Decreases the maximum individual income tax rate from 6% to 4.75% for tax years beginning in 2022	a	223,263 (54%)	189,970 (46%)
LRCA	Amendment 3	Taxes	Allows levee districts created after 2006 to levy a property tax limit of up to five mills ($5 per $1,000 of assessed value) without voter approval in levee districts where a majority of voters approve the 2021 constitutional amendment	d	172,542 (42%)	237,600 (58%)
LRCA	Amendment 4	State and local government budgets, spending, and finance	Increases the amount of funds (from 5% to 10%) that can be redirected to a purpose other than what was originally provided for by law or as stated in the constitution during a projected budget deficit	d	112,927 (28%)	294,370 (72%)

2020

December 5

Type	Title	Subject	Description	Result	Yes Votes	No Votes
LRCA	Amendment 1	Higher education governance	Allows the governor to appoint an at-large member to the board of supervisors for the University of Louisiana System from out-of-state	d	118,651 (24%)	385,647 (76%)

November 3

Type	Title	Subject	Description	Result	Yes Votes	No Votes
LRCA	Amendment 1	Abortion policy	States that there is no right to abortion or abortion funding in the state constitution	a	1,274,167 (62%)	779,005 (38%)
LRCA	Amendment 2	Fossil fuel energy; Mineral resources; Property taxes; Energy	Allows the presence or production of oil or gas to be taken into account when assessing the fair market value of an oil or gas well for ad valorem property tax purposes	a	1,158,766 (58%)	827,516 (42%)
LRCA	Amendment 3	Budget stabilization funds	Allows the Louisiana State Legislature, through a two-thirds vote in each chamber, to use up to one-third of the revenue in the Budget Stabilization Fund to cover the state's costs associated with a federally-declared disaster	a	1,097,196 (55%)	885,304 (45%)
LRCA	Amendment 4	State and local government budgets, spending, and finance	Changes the state's expenditures limit growth formula	d	856,559 (44%)	1,079,618 (56%)
LRCA	Amendment 5	Property; Taxes	Authorizes a property tax exemption for property that is subject to an agreement with local government; allows certain property owners to make payments instead of paying property taxes	d	727,372 (37%)	1,221,254 (63%)
LRCA	Amendment 6	Taxes	Increases the income limit from $50,000 to $100,000 for those who qualify for the special assessment level for residential property receiving the homestead exemption	a	1,225,682 (62%)	746,021 (38%)
LRCA	Amendment 7	State and local government budgets, spending, and finance	Creates the Unclaimed Property Permanent Trust Fund and allocates investment revenue to the general fund	a	1,267,414 (64%)	702,930 (36%)

2019

October 12

Type	Title	Subject	Description	Result	Yes Votes	No Votes
LRCA	Amendment 1	Taxes; Property	The Louisiana Property Tax Exemption for Stored Materials Routed for Outer Continental Shelf Amendment is on the ballot in Louisiana as a legislatively referred constitutional amendment on October 12, 2019.	d	575,542 (47%)	642,508 (53%)
LRCA	Amendment 2	Higher education funding	The Louisiana Education Excellence Fund Uses Amendment is on the ballot in Louisiana as a legislatively referred constitutional amendment on October 12, 2019.	a	612,257 (50%)	602,745 (50%)
LRCA	Amendment 3	Administrative powers and rulemaking	The Louisiana Board of Tax Appeals Jurisdiction Amendment is on the ballot in Louisiana as a legislatively referred constitutional amendment on October 12, 2019.	a	700,217 (58%)	509,530 (42%)
LRCA	Amendment 4	Taxes; Property; Housing	The Louisiana New Orleans Affordable Housing Property Tax Exemption Amendment is on the ballot in Louisiana as a legislatively referred constitutional amendment on October 12, 2019.	d	442,998 (37%)	770,395 (63%)

2018

November 6

Type	Title	Subject	Description	Result	Yes Votes	No Votes
LRCA	Amendment 1	State legislative elections	Prohibits convicted felons from running for office for five years	a	1,090,500 (75%)	370,085 (25%)
LRCA	Amendment 2	Criminal trials; Jury rules	Requires a unanimous jury verdict for felony trials	a	938,182 (64%)	519,731 (36%)
LRCA	Amendment 3	County and municipal governance	Allows political subdivisions to exchange public equipment and personnel	a	791,714 (56%)	621,198 (44%)
LRCA	Amendment 4	Law enforcement; State and local government budgets, spending, and finance; Transportation	Ends the dedication of revenue from the Transportation Trust Fund to state police	a	792,972 (56%)	624,691 (44%)
LRCA	Amendment 5	Property; Taxes	Allows special assessments for certain homes in trusts	a	1,013,722 (72%)	403,989 (28%)
LRCA	Amendment 6	Property; Taxes	Provides for a phase-in of certain property tax increases due to reappraisal	a	809,381 (58%)	596,950 (42%)

2017

October 14

Type	Title	Subject	Result	Yes Votes	No Votes
LRCA	Amendment 1	Taxes	a	266,133 (66%)	139,549 (34%)
LRCA	Amendment 2	Taxes	a	272,042 (67%)	131,704 (33%)
LRCA	Amendment 3	State and local government budgets, spending, and finance	a	213,433 (53%)	188,263 (47%)

2016

November 8

Type	Title	Subject	Result	Yes Votes	No Votes
LRCA	Amendment 1	Local government officials and elections	a	1,330,230 (73%)	501,604 (27%)
LRCA	Amendment 2	Higher education governance; State legislative authority; Administrative powers and rulemaking	d	783,077 (43%)	1,040,899 (57%)
LRCA	Amendment 3	Taxes	d	790,440 (44%)	1,009,725 (56%)
LRCA	Amendment 4	Taxes	a	1,298,339 (72%)	509,995 (28%)
LRCA	Amendment 5	State and local government budgets, spending, and finance	a	949,805 (54%)	822,079 (46%)
LRCA	Amendment 6	State and local government budgets, spending, and finance	d	743,238 (42%)	1,019,120 (58%)

2015

October 24

Type	Title	Subject	Description	Result	Yes Votes	No Votes
LRCA	Amendment 1	State and local government budgets, spending, and finance		d
LRCA	Amendment 2	Banking policy; Transportation		a	528,863 (53%)	471,636 (47%)
LRCA	Amendment 3	State legislative processes and sessions		d	452,260 (46%)	537,391 (54%)
LRCA	Amendment 4	Taxes; Property	The measure provided that property and land within Louisiana owned by states and local governments other than Louisiana and its political subdivisions do not receive the public property exemption from ad valorem property taxation.	a	509,647 (51%)	481,488 (49%)

2014

November 4

Type	Title	Subject	Description	Result	Yes Votes	No Votes
LRCA	Amendment 1	Healthcare facility funding	The Louisiana Medical Assistance Trust Fund, Amendment 1 was on the November 4, 2014 ballot in Louisiana as a legislatively referred constitutional amendment, where it was approved. The amendment gave constitutional protection to the Medical Assistance Trust Fund. It forbade the legislature from raiding the trust fund to use funds for other budgetary purposes. The measure also set a baseline compensation rate for nursing homes, pharmacies and intermediate-care facilities that pay provider fees.	a	777,310 (56%)	606,983 (44%)
LRCA	Amendment 10	Property		a	714,134 (54%)	600,487 (46%)
LRCA	Amendment 11	State executive branch structure		d	392,849 (30%)	924,413 (70%)
LRCA	Amendment 12	Administrative organization		d	538,717 (41%)	771,415 (59%)
LRCA	Amendment 13	Property		d	529,163 (41%)	775,434 (59%)
LRCA	Amendment 14	State legislative processes and sessions		d	538,241 (41%)	762,210 (59%)
LRCA	Amendment 2	Healthcare; State and local government budgets, spending, and finance		a	771,253 (56%)	600,705 (44%)
LRCA	Amendment 3	Local government finance and taxes		d	478,527 (36%)	858,112 (64%)
LRCA	Amendment 4	Transportation; Banking policy; State and local government budgets, spending, and finance		d	429,927 (32%)	895,069 (68%)
LRCA	Amendment 5	Age limits for officials	The Louisiana Mandatory Judicial Retirement Age, Amendment 5 was on the November 4, 2014 ballot in Louisiana as a legislatively referred constitutional amendment, where it was defeated. The measure would have eliminated all mandatory age-based retirement requirements for state judges.	d	562,780 (42%)	783,402 (58%)
LRCA	Amendment 6	Taxes	The Louisiana Orleans Parish Tax for Fire and Police Protection, Amendment 6 was on the November 4, 2014 ballot in Louisiana as a legislatively referred constitutional amendment, where it was approved. The measure authorized Orleans Parish to increase the annual ad valorem tax levied for fire and police protection and required that the revenue from the fire and police millages be used for fire and police protection service enhancements. It did this by raising the special millage caps for police and fire protection from five to ten mills. The measure also required a separate vote on the increase by constituents of Orleans Parish.	a	672,431 (51%)	642,097 (49%)
LRCA	Amendment 7	Property; Veterans policy; Taxes		a	993,425 (74%)	341,620 (26%)
LRCA	Amendment 8	Environment; State and local government budgets, spending, and finance		a	758,142 (57%)	567,483 (43%)
LRCA	Amendment 9	Taxes	The Louisiana Permanently Disabled Homeowners Tax Break, Amendment 9 was on the November 4, 2014 ballot in Louisiana as a legislatively referred constitutional amendment, where it was defeated. The measure would have deleted the requirement that permanently and totally disabled homeowners certify their adjusted gross income annually to have their property assessment capped.	d	619,637 (47%)	702,196 (53%)

2012

November 6

Type	Title	Subject	Description	Result	Yes Votes	No Votes
LRCA	Amendment 1	State and local government budgets, spending, and finance; Public health insurance; Public assistance programs	The Louisiana Medicaid Trust Fund Amendment, also known as Constitutional Amendment 1, was a legislatively referred constitutional amendment on the November 6, 2012 statewide ballot in Louisiana, where it was approved.	a	1,282,809 (71%)	527,850 (29%)
LRCA	Amendment 2	Firearms policy		a	1,331,891 (73%)	481,360 (27%)
LRCA	Amendment 3	Public employee retirement funds		a	1,100,604 (64%)	606,653 (36%)
LRCA	Amendment 4	Veterans policy; Property; Taxes		a	1,264,847 (74%)	455,780 (26%)
LRCA	Amendment 5	Public employee retirement funds; Ethics rules and commissions		a	1,228,122 (70%)	519,373 (30%)
LRCA	Amendment 6	Taxes	The Louisiana New Iberia Property Tax Exemption Amendment, also known as Constitutional Amendment 6, was a legislatively referred constitutional amendment on the November 6, 2012 statewide ballot in Louisiana, where it was defeated.	d	694,499 (42%)	940,991 (58%)
LRCA	Amendment 7	Administrative organization		a	1,002,627 (61%)	641,304 (39%)
LRCA	Amendment 8	Taxes; Property		a	848,616 (52%)	793,591 (48%)
LRCA	Amendment 9	Local government organization		a	923,879 (56%)	713,176 (44%)

2011

November 19

Type	Title	Subject	Description	Result	Yes Votes	No Votes
LRCA	Amendment 1	Taxes	The Louisiana Immovable Property Tax, Amendment 1, also known as the Louisiana Real Estate Transfer Tax, was on the November 19, 2011 statewide ballot in Louisiana as a legislatively referred constitutional amendment where it was approved.	a	476,938 (81%)	113,326 (19%)

October 22

Type	Title	Subject	Result	Yes Votes	No Votes
LRCA	Amendment 1	Education; State and local government budgets, spending, and finance	a	672,429 (70%)	293,759 (30%)
LRCA	Amendment 2	State and local government budgets, spending, and finance	a	531,551 (59%)	373,945 (41%)
LRCA	Amendment 3	State and local government budgets, spending, and finance; Healthcare	a	475,660 (53%)	416,581 (47%)
LRCA	Amendment 4	Budget stabilization funds	d	433,204 (49%)	443,634 (51%)
LRCA	Amendment 5	Property; Taxes; County and municipal governance	d	424,397 (48%)	450,862 (52%)

2010

November 2

Type	Title	Subject	Result	Yes Votes	No Votes
LRCA	Amendment 1	Salaries of government officials	a	845,944 (73%)	320,331 (27%)
LRCA	Amendment 10	State judiciary	a	621,345 (55%)	507,293 (45%)
LRCA	Amendment 2	Taxes; Mineral resources; Forestry and timber	a	663,032 (58%)	477,384 (42%)
LRCA	Amendment 3	Taxes; Veterans policy	a	737,588 (65%)	400,931 (35%)
LRCA	Amendment 4	Taxes; Property	a	580,790 (52%)	532,639 (48%)
LRCA	Amendment 5	Housing; Taxes	a	700,116 (62%)	432,786 (38%)
LRCA	Amendment 6	Public employee retirement funds; State legislative vote requirements	a	728,533 (65%)	392,212 (35%)
LRCA	Amendment 7	Taxes	d	493,618 (45%)	603,878 (55%)
LRCA	Amendment 8	Administrative powers and rulemaking	a	569,082 (51%)	538,801 (49%)
LRCA	Amendment 9	Workers' compensation laws; State judiciary structure	a	634,781 (57%)	472,125 (43%)

October 2

Type	Title	Subject	Result	Yes Votes	No Votes
LRCA	Amendment 1	State legislative processes and sessions	a	370,471 (63%)	221,218 (37%)
LRCA	Amendment 2	Civil service	a	306,106 (52%)	283,185 (48%)

2008

November 4

Type	Title	Subject	Result	Yes Votes	No Votes
	Amendment 1	Executive official term limits; Administrative organization	a	1,129,899 (69%)	497,283 (31%)
LRCA	Amendment 2	State legislative processes and sessions	a	952,046 (60%)	641,308 (40%)
LRCA	Amendment 3	State legislative elections	a	981,458 (62%)	607,741 (38%)
LRCA	Amendment 4	Taxes	d	704,057 (45%)	875,196 (55%)
LRCA	Amendment 5	Eminent domain policy	d	778,206 (50%)	780,047 (50%)
LRCA	Amendment 6	Eminent domain policy	d	771,051 (49%)	786,933 (51%)
LRCA	Amendment 7	State and local government budgets, spending, and finance; Public employee retirement funds	d	670,756 (44%)	841,927 (56%)

2007

October 20

Type	Title	Subject	Description	Result	Yes Votes	No Votes
LRCA	Amendment 1	State and local government budgets, spending, and finance	This measure proposed that the supplemental pay for full-time local police officers and firefighters should be protected in the constitution.	a	675,775 (59%)	469,006 (41%)
LRCA	Amendment 2	State and local government budgets, spending, and finance	This measure proposed to expand the supplemental pay for law enforcement to some state firefighters and law enforcement personnel.	a	628,854 (56%)	489,384 (44%)
LRCA	Amendment 3	State and local government budgets, spending, and finance	This measure proposed that any expansion of the state's retirement systems must stipulate a funding source that would cover the cost of the new benefits within 10 years of their enactment.	a	635,324 (58%)	459,322 (42%)
LRCA	Amendment 4	Taxes	This measure proposed that jewelry placed on consignment would not be subject to property taxes.	d	490,460 (44%)	615,781 (56%)

2006

November 7

Type	Title	Subject	Result	Yes Votes	No Votes
LRCA	Amendment 1	Taxes	a	578,395 (68%)	277,576 (32%)
LRCA	Amendment 2	Taxes	a	496,880 (59%)	347,198 (41%)
LRCA	Amendment 3	Taxes	a	498,836 (59%)	339,911 (41%)
LRCA	Amendment 4	Taxes	a	512,996 (61%)	332,293 (39%)
LRCA	Amendment 5	Taxes; Property	a	451,341 (54%)	377,196 (46%)
LRCA	Amendment 6	State judiciary	a	499,543 (61%)	324,511 (39%)
LRCA	Amendment 7	Local government officials and elections	a	672,765 (78%)	187,035 (22%)
LRCA	Amendment 8	Public education governance	a	456,279 (55%)	376,313 (45%)

September 30

Type	Title	Subject	Description	Result	Yes Votes	No Votes
LRCA	Amendment 1	Environment		a	525,734 (82%)	117,334 (18%)
LRCA	Amendment 10	Higher education funding		a	352,597 (59%)	245,693 (41%)
LRCA	Amendment 11	Taxes		a	402,682 (66%)	205,620 (34%)
LRCA	Amendment 12	State executive elections; State legislative elections; State judicial selection		a	412,612 (69%)	189,192 (31%)
LRCA	Amendment 13	State judiciary		a	423,761 (70%)	178,632 (30%)
LRCA	Amendment 2	Environment		a	505,696 (79%)	132,435 (21%)
LRCA	Amendment 3	Water; Taxes	Allows the state legislature to provide for establishing regional flood protection authorities within levee districts; allows the state legislature to appropriate up to $500,000 per year from the Coastal Protection and Restoration Fund to regional flood protection authorities; provides that any levee district created after 2006 may levy an annual property tax on all property that is not exempt from taxation within the district	a	513,180 (81%)	122,206 (19%)
LRCA	Amendment 3	Environment		a	513,180 (81%)	122,206 (19%)
LRCA	Amendment 4	Property		a	380,598 (61%)	245,635 (39%)
LRCA	Amendment 5	Property		a	333,619 (55%)	275,380 (45%)
LRCA	Amendment 6	Property		a	302,177 (50%)	298,775 (50%)
LRCA	Amendment 7	Public assistance programs; State and local government budgets, spending, and finance; Public health insurance		a	386,632 (63%)	225,527 (37%)
LRCA	Amendment 8	Taxes		a	482,964 (79%)	130,187 (21%)
LRCA	Amendment 9	Public education funding		a	605,220 (67%)	298,589 (33%)

2004

November 2

Type	Title	Subject	Description	Result	Yes Votes	No Votes
LRCA	Question 1	Right to hunt and fish; Constitutional rights	Provide for a state constitutional right to hunt, fish, and trap	a	1,195,445 (81%)	279,926 (19%)
LRCA	Question 2	Taxes		a	1,129,186 (78%)	317,770 (22%)
LRCA	Question 3	Veterans policy		a	1,220,377 (81%)	289,223 (19%)
LRCA	Question 4	State and local government budgets, spending, and finance; Fisheries and fishing regulations; Agriculture policy		a	996,491 (67%)	487,723 (33%)

September 18

Type	Title	Subject	Description	Result	Yes Votes	No Votes
LRCA	Amendment 1	LGBTQ issues; Family-related policy	Define marriage as between one man and one woman, and prohibit the recognition of any other marriage within the state	a	619,908 (78%)	177,067 (22%)

2003

October 4

Type	Title	Subject	Description	Result	Yes Votes	No Votes
LRCA	Measure 1	Environment	This measure authorized the annual deposit of $35 million from mineral revenue settlement funds into the Wetlands Conservation and Restoration Fund.	a	731,662 (67%)	358,177 (33%)
LRCA	Measure 10	Administration of government	It proposed to authorize the legislature to establish a system of administrative law.	d	414,603 (40%)	617,185 (60%)
LRCA	Measure 11	State and local government budgets, spending, and finance	It proposed that mineral revenues could not be counted twice in the state budget.	a	599,147 (58%)	425,246 (42%)
LRCA	Measure 12	Law enforcement; Property	This measure proposed that property related to illegal activities could be seized.	a	574,307 (55%)	466,914 (45%)
LRCA	Measure 13	Public economic investment policy	It proposed that a local government could lease property at below market rates to a local company to encourage economic development.	d	425,615 (41%)	610,608 (59%)
LRCA	Measure 14	Administration of government	This measure proposed to limit the political activities of the legislative auditor and members of the legislative auditor's staff.	d	498,205 (48%)	539,499 (52%)
LRCA	Measure 15	State judiciary	This measure proposed that a judge who reached mandatory retirement age while in office could complete his term.	a	572,690 (53%)	501,829 (47%)
LRCA	Measure 2	Environment	This amendment proposed to establish the Louisiana Coastal Restoration Fund. This fund would be supported with monies from the state's tobacco settlement.	a	737,543 (68%)	349,088 (32%)
LRCA	Measure 3	Property	This measure proposed to limit the state's liability for damages to private property that were incurred due to coastal restoration projects.	a	626,935 (61%)	408,691 (39%)
LRCA	Measure 4	Public education governance	This measure proposed that failing schools could be taken over by the state.	a	647,950 (60%)	435,826 (40%)
LRCA	Measure 5	Workers' compensation laws; Administrative organization	This measure proposed a change in the manner in which some of the members of the Louisiana Workers' Compensation Board of Directors would be chosen.	a	594,979 (56%)	461,483 (44%)
LRCA	Measure 6	Transportation	This measure proposed modifications to the highway widening program.	a	636,973 (61%)	407,981 (39%)
LRCA	Measure 7	Public economic investment policy; Administrative powers and rulemaking	It proposed that a state infrastructure bank could issue loans to state and local governments to fund infrastructure projects.	d	449,005 (43%)	592,315 (57%)
LRCA	Measure 8	Taxes	It proposed that an ad valorem tax exemption should be given for drilling rigs that would be used outside the territorial waters of the state but were currently in state boundaries undergoing repair or renovation.	a	589,355 (56%)	464,487 (44%)
LRCA	Measure 9	Public education funding; Gambling policy	It proposed that proceeds from the state lottery be dedicated to funding education.	a	689,025 (64%)	388,076 (36%)

2002

November 5

Type	Title	Subject	Description	Result	Yes Votes	No Votes
LRCA	Amendment 1	State legislative processes and sessions	This measure proposed a number of modifications to the rules relating to legislative sessions.	a	560,348 (55%)	451,199 (45%)
LRCA	Amendment 10	Water	It proposed to create a Drought Protection Trust Fund and to pay farmers to refrain from using groundwater in drought conditions.	d	452,991 (46%)	541,754 (54%)
LRCA	Amendment 11	Taxes	It proposed that an ad valorem tax exemption should be given for drilling rigs that would be used outside the territorial waters of the state but were currently within state boundaries undergoing repair or renovation.	d	467,722 (48%)	516,788 (52%)
LRCA	Amendment 12	Administration of government	It proposed that the qualifications of the coroner of Livingston Parish could be determined by law.	d	436,823 (45%)	544,517 (55%)
LRCA	Amendment 2	Taxes	This amendment proposed a number of changes to the state tax law. It would exempt food, utilities and prescription drugs from sales tax. It also proposed to modify income tax brackets to lower taxes on lower incomes and raise taxes on higher incomes.	a	534,985 (51%)	506,938 (49%)
LRCA	Amendment 3	State and local government budgets, spending, and finance	This measure proposed to give the legislature and governor the ability to make certain appropriations modifications in order to deal with budget deficits.	a	581,086 (58%)	426,539 (42%)
LRCA	Amendment 4	Criminal trials	This measure proposed a means of terminating the employment of any public employee who was convicted of a felony during their time of employment.	a	714,992 (70%)	305,509 (30%)
LRCA	Amendment 5	Taxes	This measure proposed a property tax exemption for developers of retirement communities.	d	389,693 (39%)	604,163 (61%)
LRCA	Amendment 6	State and local government budgets, spending, and finance	This measure proposed that the supplemental pay for police and firefighters be fully funded in the governor's budget proposal.	a	647,113 (63%)	382,260 (37%)
LRCA	Amendment 7	Taxes	This measure proposed that individuals 65 years old and older would not need to apply annually for the homestead exemption.	a	677,606 (68%)	317,956 (32%)
LRCA	Amendment 8	State and local government budgets, spending, and finance	It proposed that public institutions of higher education should be permitted to invest some part of their funds in stocks.	d	489,884 (49%)	508,645 (51%)
LRCA	Amendment 9	State and local government budgets, spending, and finance	It proposed that a certain portion of the Medicaid Trust Fund for the Elderly could be invested in stocks.	d	485,728 (48%)	516,706 (52%)

2000

November 7

Type	Title	Subject	Description	Result	Yes Votes	No Votes
LRCA	Amendment 1	State and local government budgets, spending, and finance	This measure proposed to create a new primary economic development agency for the state. This agency would be a state-funded organization exempt from civil service.	d	459,566 (32%)	961,164 (68%)
LRCA	Amendment 2	Taxes	This amendment proposed the elimination of the state income tax deduction for federal income taxes paid. It also stipulated that state income tax rates will not exceed those that would be set by law as of January 1, 2001. This amendment coupled with Amendment 3 on the ballot in 2000 was known as the "Stelly Plan". Its purpose was to address the shortfall in funding for the state. Both amendments had to pass in order for the plan to be enacted.	d	542,848 (38%)	888,766 (62%)
LRCA	Amendment 3	Taxes	This measure proposed to make food and utilities exempt from state sales tax. Along with Amendment 2 on the ballot in 2000, this measure was known as the "Stelly Plan". It was proposed to address a shortfall in funding for state programs. Both amendments had to pass in order for the plan to be enactedAlthough this amendment was approved by the voters, it did not take effect. This is because Amendment 2 was not approved and both amendments had to be approved for either amendment to be implemented.	a	749,279 (52%)	677,949 (48%)
LRCA	Amendment 4	Public economic investment policy	This measure proposed to allow local governments to donate funds to individuals or corporations that would locate or expand job-creating industry in the locality and hire local workers.	d	502,936 (36%)	899,240 (64%)

1999

November 20

Type	Title	Subject	Description	Result	Yes Votes	No Votes
LRCA	Amendment 1	State executive official measures	This measure proposed that a favorable recommendation from the Board of Pardons is required before the governor can commute a sentence or pardon a person convicted of a crime.	a	376,785 (59%)	260,460 (41%)
LRCA	Amendment 2	State and local government budgets, spending, and finance	This amendment proposed that the state treasurer could invest funds from the Rockefeller Wildlife Refuge Trust and Protection Fund and the Russell Sage or Marsh Island Refuge Fund in stocks.	a	332,034 (53%)	290,659 (47%)
LRCA	Amendment 3	Public education governance	This measure proposed to allow the city of Zachary to form its own school system separate from the school district of East Baton Rouge Parish.	a	341,697 (56%)	269,312 (44%)
LRCA	Amendment 4	State and local government budgets, spending, and finance	This measure proposed that after the backing of the state expires, the Louisiana Workers' Compensation Corporation may not be dissolved or sold to another insurance company.	a	426,418 (67%)	210,184 (33%)
LRCA	Amendment 5	State and local government budgets, spending, and finance	It proposed to allow the Louisiana Workers' Compensation Corporation to participate in the Louisiana Insurance Guarantee Association after its backing by the state of Louisiana expires.	a	413,040 (67%)	207,290 (33%)
LRCA	Amendment 6	State judiciary	This measure proposed that individuals 70 years of age or older may decline to serve on a jury if they so choose.	a	444,112 (70%)	194,762 (30%)

October 23

Type	Title	Subject	Description	Result	Yes Votes	No Votes
LRCA	Amendment 1	State legislative processes and sessions	This measure proposed a number of changes to the legislative sessions. It proposed that non-fiscal bills could be introduced in the fiscal-only sessions. In addition, it proposed that fiscal-only sessions should be lengthened.	d	383,176 (46%)	445,704 (54%)
LRCA	Amendment 10	Taxes	This measure proposed to grant a freeze on ad valorem taxes to renovated residential property in Orleans Parish that had been officially declared as blighted and was at least 40 years old.	d	427,324 (49%)	445,587 (51%)
LRCA	Amendment 2	State and local government budgets, spending, and finance	This amendment proposed that 75% of the payments from a 1998 settlement that Louisiana made with tobacco companies should be placed in a trust fund for college scholarships, local school districts and health programs.	a	584,294 (70%)	246,689 (30%)
LRCA	Amendment 3	State and local government budgets, spending, and finance	This measure proposed that the state could opt to develop a budget on a biennial rather than an annual basis.	d	303,720 (36%)	541,518 (64%)
LRCA	Amendment 4	Civil service	It proposed to allow supplemental pay for certain state law enforcement officers.	d	411,429 (46%)	482,600 (54%)
LRCA	Amendment 5	Administration of government	This measure proposed to allow donation of surplus property from one local agency to another.	a	449,224 (51%)	425,456 (49%)
LRCA	Amendment 6	Administration of government	This measure proposed that parish and local governments could receive donations of asphalt reclaimed from state highways.	a	522,383 (59%)	358,210 (41%)
LRCA	Amendment 7	Higher education funding	This measure proposed that the state may not lower funding for colleges and universities in an area where a community college has been established until four years after the opening of the community college.	d	379,776 (43%)	494,988 (57%)
LRCA	Amendment 8	Criminal sentencing	It proposed to limit Louisiania's automatic pardon provision to first-time offenders who were convicted of non-violent crimes.	a	473,901 (54%)	409,136 (46%)
LRCA	Amendment 9	Public education governance	This measure proposed to remove the constitutional provision that wards 9, 10 and 11 in Rapides Parish could form a school district separate from the parish school district in Rapides Parish.	a	440,768 (51%)	418,592 (49%)

1998

November 3

Type	Title	Subject	Description	Result	Yes Votes	No Votes
LRCA	Amendment 1	Higher education governance	The measure proposed to change the name of the Board of Trustees for State Colleges and Universities to the Board of Supervisors for the University of Louisiana System.	a	475,405 (66%)	242,626 (34%)
LRCA	Amendment 2	Higher education governance	The amendment proposed to change the way the governor appoints the members of the Board of Regents.	a	422,256 (60%)	276,706 (40%)

October 3

Type	Title	Subject	Description	Result	Yes Votes	No Votes
LRCA	Amendment 1	Higher education governance	It proposed to create a new technical and community college system that would be governed by the Board of Regents. This would replace the system where the community colleges operated under a higher education board and the technical schools were governed by the Board of Elementary and Secondary Education.	a	336,709 (66%)	177,278 (34%)
LRCA	Amendment 10	State judiciary	The amendment barred state courts from exercising taxation powers and ordering the Louisiana State Legislature and other government units to alter taxes.	a	328,506 (62%)	201,146 (38%)
LRCA	Amendment 11	Statehood	The amendment declared Louisiana a sovereign state with all powers not expressly claimed by the federal government at the point of enactment.	a	295,941 (56%)	228,086 (44%)
LRCA	Amendment 12	Taxes	The amendment required two public notices within 30 days of a taxing authority's vote on a proposed roll-up of the property tax millage rate.	a	331,952 (64%)	190,206 (36%)
LRCA	Amendment 13	State and local government budgets, spending, and finance	The amendment allowed the Interim Emergency Board to borrow or appropriate up to $250,000 in anticipation of a flood emergency.	a	288,393 (56%)	228,004 (44%)
LRCA	Amendment 14	Jury rules; Criminal trials	The amendment allowed prosecutors in certain cases to try a defendant on more than one felony charge at a time. In this circumstance, 10 members of a 12-member jury must agree on a verdict. Also, a case with a punishment of over six months with or without hard labor must be decided by a jury of six, all of whom must agree on a verdict.	a	314,978 (62%)	193,595 (38%)
LRCA	Amendment 15	Property	The amendment allowed local governments to waive tax liens on blighted properties when the buyer makes approved renovations or the owner sells for less than their appraised value in order to allow renovation to move forward.	a	274,555 (53%)	240,475 (47%)
LRCA	Amendment 16	Taxes	The amendment would have allowed owners of downtown properties who renovated them as residences to claim a third extension on their property tax assessment freezes. Had the amendment passed, the absolute maximum for the tax break would have been 15 years.	d	253,730 (49%)	261,358 (51%)
LRCA	Amendment 17	Taxes	The amendment allowed the city of New Orleans to sell properties seized because of non-payment of taxes at auction at a bid lower than the amount of the taxes owed. Previously, the city was only able to do this after a property failed to sell at auction for at least the minimum bid.	a	275,786 (52%)	253,542 (48%)
LRCA	Amendment 18	Taxes	The amendment would have allowed the town of Vidalia to exempt all property assessed at $20,000 or under from municipal property taxes.	d	217,432 (42%)	304,478 (58%)
LRCA	Amendment 2	Taxes	This measure proposed to raise the maximum rebate from oil and gas severance taxes that a locality could receive from the state. The maximum limit was raised from $500,000 to $750,000.	a	278,523 (52%)	253,972 (48%)
LRCA	Amendment 3	State legislatures measures	The amendment established the Louisiana State Legislature as the budget and operational authority over the nine public hospitals that were transferred to Louisiana State University in 1997.	a	285,155 (55%)	233,038 (45%)
LRCA	Amendment 4	Crime victims' rights	The amendment granted constitutional protections to victims of crime. Victims were allowed to attend hearings before and after a conviction, meet with the prosecution, refuse questioning by the accused, have notification of the release, or escape of the accused and seek restitution.	a	372,054 (69%)	165,930 (31%)
LRCA	Amendment 5	Budget stabilization funds	The amendment required 25 percent of annual non-recurring income not exceeding 4 percent of state revenues of the previous fiscal year to be directed to the state's "rainy day" fund.	a	267,568 (51%)	252,865 (49%)
LRCA	Amendment 6	Jury rules; Criminal trials	The amendment allowed judges to deny bail to those charged with violent crimes or felony offenses relating to controlled dangerous substances, or in situations where the accused is likely to flee and/or cause danger.	a	369,277 (68%)	171,321 (32%)
LRCA	Amendment 7	Banking policy	The amendment would have allowed the direction of public funds towards the Louisiana Infrastructure Bank established the year prior.	d	25,521 (9%)	266,304 (91%)
LRCA	Amendment 8	Taxes	The amendment allowed property tax assessment levels to be frozen when owners turn 65 years old, except for those with a yearly income of more than $50,000.	a	374,973 (69%)	171,392 (31%)
LRCA	Amendment 9	State legislative elections		a	342,909 (64%)	192,571 (36%)

1996

November 5

Type	Title	Subject	Description	Result	Yes Votes	No Votes
CICA	Amendment 1	Public employee retirement funds		a	1,009,026 (70%)	427,827 (30%)
LRCA	Amendment 1	Public employee retirement funds	This measure proposed to prohibit part-time public officials, such as legislators and school board members, from participating in public retirement systems. This rule would apply to part-time officials elected or appointed after January 1, 1997.	a	1,009,026 (70%)	427,827 (30%)
CICA	Amendment 2	Housing		a	963,858 (70%)	417,960 (30%)
LRCA	Amendment 2	Property	It proposed that local governments could donate abandoned housing to nonprofit groups that would rehabilitate the properties.	a	963,858 (70%)	417,960 (30%)
LRCA	Amendment 3	Taxes	It proposed that different sales and use tax exemptions could exist at different levels of government. This would mean that something that is exempt from sales tax at the state level could be taxed at the local level and vice versa.	a	825,974 (61%)	532,792 (39%)
	Amendment 3	Taxes		a

September 21

Type	Title	Subject	Description	Result	Yes Votes	No Votes
LRCA	Amendment 1	Gambling policy	This measure proposed that certain forms of gambling could be conducted in a parish only if they were approved by a majority of voters.	a	690,813 (73%)	253,031 (27%)
LRCA	Amendment 2	Taxes	It proposed that intangible business property would be exempt from ad valorem taxes. Intangible business property is property such as goodwill or brand recognition that does not exist in a physical form.	a	469,609 (54%)	398,517 (46%)

1995

November 18

Type	Title	Subject	Description	Result	Yes Votes	No Votes
LRCA	Amendment 1	State judiciary	This measure proposed that members of criminal juries in Louisiana should be instructed on the power of the governor to alter sentences and grant pardons in criminal cases.	a	747,295 (60%)	507,844 (40%)

October 21

Type	Title	Subject	Description	Result	Yes Votes	No Votes
LRCA	Amendment 1	Family-related policy	This measure proposed to abolish forced heirship except in the case where the surviving children are under age 24 or are disabled. In those cases, a portion of the estate must be left to the children.	a	768,678 (68%)	369,954 (32%)
LRCA	Amendment 10	State and local government budgets, spending, and finance	This measure proposed that revenues in the Mineral Revenue Audit and Settlement Fund be used solely to reduce state debt.	a	692,111 (67%)	343,774 (33%)
LRCA	Amendment 11	State and local government budgets, spending, and finance	It proposed to establish in the constitution that the fee imposed on oil and gas production should be used for the existing Oilfield Site Restoration Fund. This would protect the fund from any legislative changes.	a	660,541 (64%)	379,317 (36%)
LRCA	Amendment 12	State and local government budgets, spending, and finance	This measure is designed to constitutionally protect the Oil Spill Contingency Fund so that it would not be subject to easy change by the legislature.	a	672,387 (64%)	373,284 (36%)
LRCA	Amendment 13	Veterans policy; Civil service	This measure would permit the legislature, rather than the constitution, to indicate which conflicts qualify veterans for civil service preference.	a	734,304 (70%)	315,884 (30%)
LRCA	Amendment 14	Property	It proposed to reduce, from three years to six months, the time allowed for an abandoned property sold by the City of New Orleans to be redeemed by the original owner.	a	694,872 (66%)	351,513 (34%)
LRCA	Amendment 15	Property	This measure proposed that the City of New Orleans be permitted to donate abandoned properties to nonprofit groups that would rehabilitate the properties.	a	708,487 (68%)	337,572 (32%)
LRCA	Amendment 2	State legislative term limits	It proposed to limit the terms of state legislators to three consecutive terms of service in one house of the legislature.	a	842,659 (76%)	271,153 (24%)
LRCA	Amendment 3	Civil trials	It proposed to allow the legislature to limit the settlement amount in cases against state and local governments.	a	626,362 (58%)	445,689 (42%)
LRCA	Amendment 4	State judiciary	It proposed that the retirement age for judges should be increased from 70 to 75 years of age.	d	413,392 (38%)	683,332 (62%)
LRCA	Amendment 5	Public education governance	This measure proposed that the City of Baker could form a school district separate from the school district in East Baton Rouge Parish and that certain wards in Rapides Parish could form a school district separate from the school district in Rapides Parish.	a	659,512 (63%)	379,331 (37%)
LRCA	Amendment 6	Administration of government	It proposed that the approval of a new fee or fine would require a two-thirds vote in the legislature.	a	663,835 (62%)	398,413 (38%)
LRCA	Amendment 7	Taxes	This measure proposed to limit, to once in a six month period, the number of times a local tax proposal could be submitted. This rule could be overridden in case of an emergency.	a	733,955 (69%)	328,754 (31%)
LRCA	Amendment 8	Hunting regulations; Fisheries and fishing regulations; State legislative authority	It proposed that the state legislature could pass legislation creating laws relating to hunting and fishing that are applicable in only certain parts of the state.	d	453,851 (43%)	604,796 (57%)
LRCA	Amendment 9	Mineral resources	It proposed that the state could return mineral rights to the previous landowner after the state reclaimed coastal property that was being lost to erosion.	a	637,354 (94%)	40,772 (6%)

1994

October 1

Type	Title	Subject	Description	Result	Yes Votes	No Votes
LRCA	Amendment 1	State and local government budgets, spending, and finance	This measure proposed that up to 35% of the funds in the Education Quality Trust Fund could be invested in stocks.	a	398,943 (58%)	292,945 (42%)
LRCA	Amendment 2	State and local government budgets, spending, and finance	It proposed that the Louisiana Recovery District could not incur new debt or issue new bonds.	a	437,450 (64%)	243,760 (36%)
LRCA	Amendment 3	Juvenile criminal justice	This measure proposed to expand the list of crimes for which a juvenile may be tried as an adult.	a	515,147 (74%)	177,071 (26%)
LRCA	Amendment 4	State judiciary	It proposed to expand the jurisdiction of the family court enabling it to settle property disputes in divorce proceedings.	a	450,964 (67%)	219,348 (33%)

1993

October 16

Type	Title	Subject	Description	Result	Yes Votes	No Votes
LRCA	Amendment 1	State legislatures measures	This measure proposed a number of rules to regulate legislative sessions. These rules limited the number of bills that could be introduced by a member and altered deadlines for introducing bills.	a	266,567 (66%)	140,373 (34%)
LRCA	Amendment 2	State and local government budgets, spending, and finance	It proposed a plan to reduce state debt and limit state spending on debt service payments.	a	288,385 (71%)	116,605 (29%)
LRCA	Amendment 3	State and local government budgets, spending, and finance	This measure proposed that prior to undertaking any project requiring a capital expenditure, a feasibility study must be conducted.	a	282,654 (71%)	117,539 (29%)
LRCA	Amendment 4	State and local government budgets, spending, and finance	It proposed that nonrecurring funds must be spent to lower state debt. These funds could not be spent on recurring expenses.	a	280,145 (70%)	118,434 (30%)
LRCA	Amendment 5	State and local government budgets, spending, and finance	This measure proposed that the governor's budget must report debt service payments for capital improvements.	a	287,488 (72%)	112,272 (28%)
LRCA	Amendment 6	Taxes	It proposed that the homestead tax exemption be applied to certain owner-occupied mobile homes.	a	240,774 (59%)	167,657 (41%)

1992

November 3

Type	Title	Subject	Description	Result	Yes Votes	No Votes
LRCA	Amendment 1	State and local government budgets, spending, and finance	It proposed that a portion of the money in the trust fund could be invested in the stock market.	d	575,548 (46%)	680,610 (54%)
LRCA	Amendment 2	State and local government budgets, spending, and finance	This measure proposed to permit the use of public funds for economic development.	d	522,709 (42%)	727,221 (58%)
LRCA	Amendment 3	State constitutional conventions	It proposed that the legislature have the authority to call a limited constitutional convention.	d	475,806 (39%)	745,307 (61%)
LRCA	Amendment 4	State and local government budgets, spending, and finance	It proposed to dedicate a portion of funds raised by the lottery to finance a health insurance program.	d	563,193 (44%)	703,625 (56%)
LRCA	Amendment 5	Public education governance	This measure proposed a decrease in the membership of the board of education. It also modified the manner in which the members would be chosen.	d	520,836 (42%)	711,878 (58%)
LRCA	Amendment 6	State judiciary	This measure proposed that the family court would have the authority to decide property settlements in divorce and annulment cases.	d	554,667 (46%)	663,807 (54%)

October 3

Type	Title	Subject	Description	Result	Yes Votes	No Votes
LRCA	Amendment 1	Taxes	This measure proposed that the value of some new residential improvements would be exempt from property taxes for two years.	d	256,288 (38%)	417,826 (62%)
LRCA	Amendment 2	Taxes	This measure proposed a tax exemption for mobile homes.	d	338,810 (50%)	341,863 (50%)
LRCA	Amendment 3	Higher education governance	It proposed that the membership of the Board of Regents would be composed of two members from each congressional district with an additional at-large member.	d	307,414 (47%)	348,567 (53%)
LRCA	Amendment 4	Administration of government	It proposed that all laws approved in a legislative session become effective on August 15 rather than 60 days following the end of the session.	a	335,976 (51%)	318,290 (49%)
LRCA	Amendment 5	Property	This measure, which applied to land in Terrebonne Parish, proposed that land ownership would be given to individuals who have possessed the land for at least ten years. The Terrebonne Parish School Board would retain mineral rights.	a	353,605 (54%)	296,753 (46%)

1991

October 19

Type	Title	Subject	Description	Result	Yes Votes	No Votes
LRCA	Amendment 1	State and local government budgets, spending, and finance	This measure proposed that the state could not mandate increased local spending without either having the consent of the local government or providing the funding for the mandate.	a	607,404 (58%)	439,415 (42%)
LRCA	Amendment 2	State and local government budgets, spending, and finance	It proposed that public funds could be used for programs to promote economic development.	d	488,900 (48%)	527,314 (52%)
LRCA	Amendment 3	Higher education governance	It proposed to reduce the size of the Board of Regents. It also proposed modifications to the authority of the Board of Regents.	d	483,694 (47%)	547,736 (53%)
LRCA	Amendment 4	Higher education funding	This measure proposed the creation of a new fund to increase grants for higher education.	a	600,519 (58%)	433,060 (42%)
LRCA	Amendment 5	State and local government budgets, spending, and finance	It proposed that state debt should be reduced by using all revenue in excess of $5 million received from underpaid mineral settlements.	a	537,418 (54%)	453,761 (46%)
LRCA	Amendment 6	Insurance policy	It proposed to improve the availability of wokers' compensation insurance for employers in Louisiana by creating a nonprofit corporation with state backing to provide this insurance.	a	605,073 (58%)	444,968 (42%)
LRCA	Amendment 7	Taxes	This measure proposed that each locality have a single local sales tax collector even though local sales taxes may be levied by a number of different local authorities.	a	546,211 (54%)	464,280 (46%)
LRCA	Amendment 8	Administration of government	It proposed that local and special bills would not have to be advertised prior to introduction if they were prefiled at least 15 days prior to the regular session or filed within the first five days of a special session.	d	384,402 (39%)	608,856 (61%)

1990

October 6

Type	Title	Subject	Description	Result	Yes Votes	No Votes
LRCA	Amendment 1	State legislatures measures	It proposed a new start date for the legislative session.	a	858,137 (78%)	246,555 (22%)
LRCA	Amendment 10	Taxes	It proposed that inventory held by distribution centers should not be subject to local ad valorem taxes.	a	498,858 (55%)	411,663 (45%)
LRCA	Amendment 11	Taxes	It proposed to extend, for an additional five years, the property tax assessment freeze for improved properties in downtown, historic or economic development areas.	a	496,155 (55%)	411,183 (45%)
LRCA	Amendment 12	Taxes	This measure proposed that a property tax exemption should be granted to those who lease buildings to nonprofit groups for the purpose of providing shelter for the homeless.	a	531,009 (59%)	373,627 (41%)
LRCA	Amendment 13	Taxes	It proposed that New Orleans could levy an additional property tax for the support of the police and fire departments. It also stated that this tax would not have a homestead exemption associated with it.	a	500,330 (56%)	400,036 (44%)
LRCA	Amendment 14	Taxes	It proposed that local governements could donate, loan or pledge tax proceeds to private groups that promise to create jobs.	d	401,591 (45%)	487,000 (55%)
LRCA	Amendment 15	Taxes	It proposed that the portion of lignite taxes that are received by the parish where the lignite is mined should be increased. The portion of these taxes received by the state would be lowered.	a	524,880 (59%)	360,070 (41%)
LRCA	Amendment 2	State and local government budgets, spending, and finance	It proposed a number of measures to control the usage of state funds including requiring an initial estimate of revenues and prohibiting appropriations to exceed that official forecast. It also would establish a Revenue Stabilization/Mineral Trust Fund for the deposit of certain revenues.	a	774,347 (71%)	319,065 (29%)
LRCA	Amendment 3	Public education funding; State and local government budgets, spending, and finance	It proposed to limit the amount of money from the Louisiana Education Quality Support Fund that could be spent for administrative purposes.	a	761,875 (72%)	292,088 (28%)
LRCA	Amendment 4	Gambling policy	This measure proposed the creation of a state lottery. It stated that the funds raised from the lottery could be used by the legislature for any purpose.	a	828,562 (69%)	366,936 (31%)
LRCA	Amendment 5	Administration of government	It proposed that workers' compensation cases can be heard by administrative hearing officers instead of the district court.	a	645,233 (59%)	445,100 (41%)
LRCA	Amendment 6	Civil service	It proposed to remove state police from the state civil service system and create a separate civil service system solely for state police.	a	567,862 (51%)	544,358 (49%)
LRCA	Amendment 7	Civil service	It proposed to remove the legislative authority to supplement pay for certain civil service employees.	a	563,345 (53%)	497,341 (47%)
LRCA	Amendment 8	Higher education governance; Higher education funding	It proposed that public colleges be permitted to acquire a company's stock in exchange for providing research services.	a	596,902 (56%)	465,134 (44%)
LRCA	Amendment 9	Taxes	It proposed that local governments should be prohibited from levying inheritance taxes.	a	787,802 (72%)	305,404 (28%)

1989

October 7

Type	Title	Subject	Description	Result	Yes Votes	No Votes
LRCA	Amendment 1	Transportation	It proposed to create a transportation trust fund that would be funded by the gasoline tax. The funds would be dedicated to highways. In addition, it proposed to ban a state sales tax on gasoline.	a	448,572 (71%)	181,405 (29%)
LRCA	Amendment 10	Taxes	It proposed that local governments can levy up to seven mills of additional property tax without voter approval.	d	169,610 (29%)	424,534 (71%)
LRCA	Amendment 11	Taxes	It proposed to raise the fee for automobile licenses by at least $7. This fee would be dedicated for use on highways.	a	305,886 (51%)	298,328 (49%)
LRCA	Amendment 12	Taxes	It proposed an additional five-year extension to the property tax assessment freeze for improved properties in downtown, historic or economic development areas.	d	239,962 (41%)	349,339 (59%)
LRCA	Amendment 13	Taxes	It proposed to give a greater portion of the severance tax to parishes where lignite coal is mined.	d	291,090 (49%)	297,160 (51%)
LRCA	Amendment 2	Mineral resources	This measure required that at least $5 million a year from state mineral revenue must be used to conserve Louisiana's wetlands.	a	440,211 (71%)	179,325 (29%)
LRCA	Amendment 3	Taxes	It proposed that manufacturing and distribution firms be exempt from paying property taxes on inventory.	d	289,919 (48%)	309,574 (52%)
LRCA	Amendment 4	Drug crime policy	This measure proposed to make it easier for law enforcement to seize property related to illegal drug activity.	a	422,181 (68%)	200,187 (32%)
LRCA	Amendment 5	State judiciary	It proposed the creation of a black majority supreme court district in Orleans Parish.	d	151,195 (25%)	452,408 (75%)
LRCA	Amendment 6	State judiciary	It proposed to facilitate the election of black judges by dividing some district and appeals courts into subdistricts.	d	141,856 (24%)	458,769 (76%)
LRCA	Amendment 7	Administration of government	It proposed that the legislature should continue to select four of the five members of the board of ethics. If the measure failed the governor would appoint all five members.	d	283,130 (47%)	313,328 (53%)
LRCA	Amendment 8	Property	It proposed that local governments could donate land and equipment to companies that would provide employment opportunities.	d	233,466 (40%)	357,051 (60%)
LRCA	Amendment 9	Administration of government; State legislatures measures	It proposed that organizational sessions be held every four years at the beginning of the legislative session. It also clarified the time limits related to the governor's veto power.	a	346,859 (58%)	250,153 (42%)

April 29

Type	Title	Subject	Description	Result	Yes Votes	No Votes
LRCA	Amendment 1	State and local government budgets, spending, and finance	This measure proposed sweeping changes to the constitutional provisions regarding taxation and budget and fiscal policy.	d	449,418 (45%)	550,960 (55%)

1988

October 1

Type	Title	Subject	Description	Result	Yes Votes	No Votes
LRCA	Amendment 1	Taxes	This measure proposed that homes in strategy areas that are improved for habitation by low-income families should be assessed for property taxes at a rate consistent with the pre-improvement assessment. This assessment would be frozen for five years.	d	207,876 (35%)	394,368 (65%)

1987

November 21

Type	Title	Subject	Description	Result	Yes Votes	No Votes
LRCA	Amendment 1	State judiciary	It proposed that the Louisiana supreme court should have sole authority to appoint temporary judges for municipal, traffic, parish, city and family courts.	a	426,461 (59%)	297,160 (41%)
LRCA	Amendment 2	State and local government budgets, spending, and finance	This measure proposed to give constitutional status to the Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Conservation Fund. It was aimed at preventing the legislature from diverting revenue from the fund or using revenue in the fund for purposes other than conservation.	a	473,618 (67%)	229,813 (33%)
LRCA	Amendment 3	State and local government budgets, spending, and finance	It proposed that all state retirement systems should be soundly funded and that their debt should be paid off within 40 years.	a	498,757 (68%)	234,228 (32%)
LRCA	Amendment 4	Public education funding	It proposed that the legislature must provide sufficient funding to meet the needs of the state minimum foundation program. The Louisiana State Board of Elementary and Secondary Education would develop the minimum foundation program, defining the requirements for education in the state.	a	385,267 (56%)	308,749 (44%)
LRCA	Amendment 5	Civil service	It proposed that St. Mary's Dominican College be removed from the group of private institutions of higher learning that nominated individuals for the New Orleans civil service commission. The member who would have been nominated by St. Mary's would be replaced by an individual nominated by the employees of the city of New Orleans.	a	353,518 (52%)	330,402 (48%)

1986

September 27

Type	Title	Subject	Description	Result	Yes Votes	No Votes
LRCA	Amendment 1	State and local government budgets, spending, and finance	It proposed that all but the first $100 million received from the federal government under Section 8(g) of the Outer Continental Shelf Act will be dedicated to specific uses as stated in the amendment. Among these uses is a fund for the improvement of education.	a	715,681 (77%)	218,962 (23%)
LRCA	Amendment 2	Taxes	This measure proposed to limit to 5 mills the additional tax that a levee district can assess to be used for property or improvements after all available resources and allowed millage have been used.	d	344,926 (42%)	478,171 (58%)
LRCA	Amendment 3	Civil service	This measure proposed to remove St. Mary's Dominican College from the group of private universities that nominate individuals to serve on the New Orleans civil service commission. It further proposed that St. Mary's be replaced by the University of New Orleans and Southern University at New Orleans.	d	417,967 (49%)	426,442 (51%)
LRCA	Amendment 4	Taxes	It proposed to raise the annual automobile license tax from $3 to a maximum of $25.	d	316,512 (36%)	567,926 (64%)
LRCA	Amendment 5	State and local government budgets, spending, and finance	It proposed that interest rate limitations related to refunding short term outstanding debt should be higher than the limitations set for refunding bonds issued for other reasons.	d	360,142 (44%)	462,257 (56%)
LRCA	Amendment 6	State judiciary	It proposed that the Louisiana supreme court should have sole authority to appoint temporary judges for municipal, traffic, parish, city and family courts.	d	395,192 (47%)	449,590 (53%)
LRCA	Amendment 7	Administration of government	It proposed the start date and term length for all statewide officials.	a	501,579 (59%)	349,986 (41%)

1984

November 6

Type	Title	Subject	Description	Result	Yes Votes	No Votes
LRCA	Amendment 1	State and local government budgets, spending, and finance	It proposed to limit state spending so that it did not exceed anticipated revenue. In addition, it proposed the investment of any surplus revenue to improve the financial climate in the state.	d	487,631 (39%)	750,295 (61%)
LRCA	Amendment 2	Taxes	This measure proposed that motor vehicles be exempt from ad valorem taxation at the state and parish level.	d	487,964 (40%)	729,818 (60%)
LRCA	Amendment 3	Taxes	This measure proposed that corporations could not deduct federal income taxes paid when calculating their state income tax. It proposed that this deduction be replaced by a legislatively determined deduction with a minimum amount of $1,000.	d	302,142 (24%)	942,009 (76%)
LRCA	Amendment 4	State legislatures measures	This measure proposed that the legislature be required to hold an organizational meeting of not more than three days at the beginning of the session.	d	542,150 (46%)	649,325 (54%)
LRCA	Amendment 5	Civil service	It proposed to modify the makeup of the group of institutions that nominate individuals to serve on the New Orleans city civil service commission. It stated that Our Lady of Holy Cross College should replace St. Mary's Dominican College as one of the private colleges in the nominating group.	d	538,851 (46%)	639,831 (54%)

1983

October 22

Type	Title	Subject	Description	Result	Yes Votes	No Votes
LRCA	Amendment 1	State judicial selection	It proposed that special elections called to fill judicial vacancies be held within 12 months of the vacancy occurring.	a	658,328 (70%)	285,011 (30%)
LRCA	Amendment 2	Property; Eminent domain policy	This measure proposed the return of expropriated property, including mineral rights, when the property was not going to be used for the purpose of the original expropriation.	a	604,656 (65%)	325,832 (35%)
LRCA	Amendment 3	Energy	This measure proposed that revenue resulting from oil and gas price deregulation be placed in the Louisiana Investment Fund for Enhancement.	a	572,244 (63%)	332,484 (37%)

1982

September 11

Type	Title	Subject	Description	Result	Yes Votes	No Votes
LRCA	Amendment 1	Taxes	This measure proposed to exempt all fuel sources used by public utilities in the generation of electricity from ad valorem taxes.	a	329,984 (64%)	188,727 (36%)
LRCA	Amendment 2	Taxes	This measure proposed to freeze ad valorem taxes for five years on properties in economic development, historic or downtown districts that were improved by their owners.	a	237,681 (51%)	230,319 (49%)
LRCA	Amendment 3	Mineral resources; Taxes; Fossil fuel energy	This measure proposed to exempt coal and lignite that was stockpiled for use in industry from ad valorem taxation.	a	252,145 (54%)	216,366 (46%)
LRCA	Amendment 4	Taxes	This measure proposed to remove the homestead exemption from general city property taxes. The exemption would still apply to water and sewage taxes and taxes for the zoological park.	d	210,112 (44%)	272,814 (56%)
LRCA	Amendment 5	Administration of government	It proposed to allow the state government to refund its debt at a higher interest rate in order to lengthen the repayment period.	d	210,247 (46%)	243,405 (54%)
LRCA	Amendment 6	Taxes	It proposed to repeal Section 9 of Article IX of the constitution which established the First Use Tax Trust Fund. This action would give the state more leeway in using the taxes derived from gas that originated on the outer continental shelf.	d	215,214 (48%)	236,169 (52%)
LRCA	Amendment 7	Civil service	It proposed that the civil service commission could employ referees to make decisions in cases involving disciplinary action related to state employees.	a	245,252 (54%)	211,366 (46%)
LRCA	Amendment 8	Property	It proposed that the legislature should be authorized to itemize the costs that an owner would need to pay in order to redeem property that was sold at a tax sale.	d	193,717 (42%)	265,136 (58%)

1980

November 4

Type	Title	Subject	Description	Result	Yes Votes	No Votes
LRCA	Amendment 1	State judiciary	This measure proposed that the jurisdiction for the appeal of all criminal cases, except those that involved the death penalty, would reside with the court of appeals.	a	725,048 (67%)	362,993 (33%)
LRCA	Amendment 2	Taxes	The constitution that was adopted in 1974 called for property reappraisal in 1982. This amendment was intended to compensate for the rise in property taxes that might be caused by the reappraisal by raising the homestead tax exemption from $5,000 to $7,500 of assessed value.	a	937,417 (78%)	260,106 (22%)
LRCA	Amendment 3	Administrative organization; Higher education governance	This measure proposed that a student member be added to the Board of Regents. It also proposed that student members of the other higher education boards be given voting rights.	a	602,485 (58%)	434,633 (42%)

1979

November 6

Type	Title	Subject	Description	Result	Yes Votes	No Votes
LRCA	Amendment 1	Taxes	It proposed to raise the property tax assessment on public service properties, excluding electric cooperatives, to 25 percent.	a	447,588 (60%)	298,860 (40%)
LRCA	Amendment 2	Juvenile criminal justice	This measure proposed that, under certain conditions, juveniles may be tried as adults.	a	502,241 (69%)	221,752 (31%)
LRCA	Amendment 3	Administrative organization; Public education governance	It proposed that the term for members of the Louisiana Board of Elementary and Secondary Education be set at four years, concurrent with the governor's term.	a	433,116 (61%)	276,549 (39%)

1978

November 7

Type	Title	Subject	Description	Result	Yes Votes	No Votes
LRCA	Amendment 1	Taxes	This measure proposed that the constitution detail the uses for the revenue resulting from the first-use tax. These uses would include redemption of debt and capital improvements for barrier islands and coastal shores.	a	330,968 (61%)	212,763 (39%)

1974

April 20

Type	Title	Subject	Description	Result	Yes Votes	No Votes
CCRCA	Proposition 1	State constitution ratification	Adopt the Louisiana Constitution of 1974	a	358,588 (58%)	262,030 (42%)

1972

November 7

Type	Title	Subject	Description	Result	Yes Votes	No Votes
LRCA	Amedment 3	Taxes	It proposed that districts may not receive reimbursements from the property tax relief fund solely because their debt was assumed by a parish.	d	341,571 (48%)	365,437 (52%)
LRCA	Amendment 1	Taxes	This measure proposed to repeal the state ad valorem property tax, support Louisiana State University from the state general fund rather than from property taxes, pay certain Confederate pensions and protect holders of outstanding bonds secured by state property taxes.	a	456,083 (66%)	236,595 (34%)
LRCA	Amendment 10	Sex and gender issues; State judiciary	It proposed that women would no longer be exempt from jury service.	d	267,821 (43%)	358,759 (57%)
LRCA	Amendment 11	Ballot measure process	It proposed that special elections could be called to present constitutional amendments to the voters.	d	179,467 (29%)	436,965 (71%)
LRCA	Amendment 12	Civil service	It proposed to extend veterans' preference in civil service hiring to include veterans of the Vietnam conflict.	a	349,733 (53%)	304,758 (47%)
LRCA	Amendment 13	Residency voting requirements	It proposed to eliminate durational residency requirements for voters and instead require only that voters be "actual bona fide residents."	d	219,722 (36%)	396,178 (64%)
LRCA	Amendment 14	Election administration and governance	It proposed the date by which write-in candidates must file papers with the clerks of court.	d	208,429 (34%)	396,556 (66%)
LRCA	Amendment 15	Election administration and governance	It proposed that unopposed candidates could be declared elected without having to be included on the general election ballot.	d	242,153 (39%)	374,515 (61%)
LRCA	Amendment 16	Taxes	It proposed constitutional modifications regarding property reassessment and millage rates.	d	259,651 (42%)	359,672 (58%)
LRCA	Amendment 17	Taxes	It proposed to allow parishes to add a property tax of up to five mills to support ambulance services.	d	215,326 (36%)	388,301 (64%)
LRCA	Amendment 18	Administration of government; Taxes	It proposed to allow the creation of ambulance districts by parish governing authorities. These districts would provide ambulance services and could issue bonds and levy taxes of up to five mills.	d	214,631 (36%)	380,385 (64%)
LRCA	Amendment 19	Taxes	It proposed that commercial shrimp and oyster boats should be exempt from ad valorem taxes.	d	155,951 (26%)	443,651 (74%)
LRCA	Amendment 2	Taxes	It proposed to modify the constitution to eliminate the property tax relief fund and to establish a revenue sharing fund.	a	368,479 (51%)	349,824 (49%)
LRCA	Amendment 20	County and municipal governance	It proposed modifications to extend the jurisdiction of the traffic court of New Orleans to include violations that are punishable by state statute.	d	240,526 (41%)	341,891 (59%)
LRCA	Amendment 21	County and municipal governance	It proposed that the City of New Orleans have the authority to levy taxes to support the operations of the sewage and water board.	d	217,384 (38%)	360,151 (62%)
LRCA	Amendment 22	Taxes	It proposed to allow New Orleans to raise its ad valorem tax rate.	d	209,512 (36%)	371,767 (64%)
LRCA	Amendment 23	County and municipal governance	It proposed that New Orleans could place an assessment on properties located in the city in relation to paving or re-paving the roadway that the property abutts.	d	212,923 (37%)	362,290 (63%)
LRCA	Amendment 24	County and municipal governance	It proposed that municipalities having a population of 400,000 or more residents could create revenue producing parking utilities.	d	226,113 (39%)	349,656 (61%)
LRCA	Amendment 25	County and municipal governance	It proposed the creation of a development district in New Orleans. This district could levy and collect taxes. The City of New Orleans could issue bonds payable from the tax proceeds.	a	219,309 (86%)	35,505 (14%)
LRCA	Amendment 26	Civil service	It proposed that employees of the city parks in New Orleans be placed into the civil service system of the city.	d	208,079 (37%)	352,330 (63%)
LRCA	Amendment 27	Public education funding; Bond issues	It proposed to authorize the school board of Orleans Parish to issue bonds.	d	250,813 (44%)	321,406 (56%)
LRCA	Amendment 28	Taxes	It proposed that fire protection districts located in the same parish as the state capitol may levy a 5 mill tax in an election year.	d	255,643 (44%)	327,604 (56%)
LRCA	Amendment 29	County and municipal governance	It proposed that the city council of Baton Rouge and the parish council of East Baton Rouge be consolidated.	d	210,186 (39%)	334,966 (61%)
LRCA	Amendment 30	County and municipal governance	It set forth the proposed boundaries for the public improvement districts of Jefferson Parish with relation to Lake Pontchartrain and the city of Kenner.	d	219,921 (40%)	330,459 (60%)
LRCA	Amendment 4	Taxes	It proposed that the state and local governments may value property differently for the purpose of ad valorem taxes. It allowed localities to use a percentage of the valuation for tax purposes.	d	348,143 (49%)	361,929 (51%)
LRCA	Amendment 5	Taxes	It proposed that the valuation of all real estate, whether taxable or not, should be done on a cash value basis.	a	364,825 (51%)	351,180 (49%)
LRCA	Amendment 6	Taxes	It proposed to allow a two and one-half mill property tax in Orleans Parish along with a bond sale to pay for Lake Pontchartrain flood protection.	a	395,413 (55%)	318,151 (45%)
LRCA	Amendment 7	Elections and campaigns	It proposed modifications to the constitution relating to all aspects of elections, including voter qualifictaion, voter registration, selection of candidates, office vacancies and the conducting of elections.	d	259,791 (42%)	365,173 (58%)
LRCA	Amendment 8	State legislatures measures	It proposed that the general legislative session have a length of 60 days.	d	231,678 (37%)	394,759 (63%)
LRCA	Amendment 9	Civil service	It proposed to enlarge the civil service commission membership from five to ten members. It also set forth the process for the selection of these members.	d	30,981 (7%)	400,001 (93%)

February 1

Type	Title	Subject	Description	Result	Yes Votes	No Votes
LRCA	Amendment 1	State legislatures measures	This measure proposed adding Section 18 of Article IV. This would permit the adoption of new legislation that was necessary in order to obtain federal funding for construction projects.	a	456,133 (78%)	124,939 (22%)
LRCA	Amendment 10	County and municipal governance	It proposed modifications to the jurisdiction of the traffic court of New Orleans regarding violations that are punishable by the state.	d	223,799 (43%)	300,417 (57%)
LRCA	Amendment 11	Taxes	It proposed to allow a two and one-half mill property tax in Orleans Parish along with a bond sale to pay for Lake Pontchartrain flood protection.	d	226,846 (43%)	306,660 (57%)
LRCA	Amendment 12	Taxes	It proposed to reduce the maximum annual tax that could be levied by the Red River, Atchafalaya and Bayou Boeuf levee districts.	d	200,560 (39%)	311,281 (61%)
LRCA	Amendment 2	County and municipal governance; Constitutional wording changes; State legislatures measures	Grant the state legislature authority to provide for special districts through statutes	d	239,175 (45%)	287,686 (55%)
LRCA	Amendment 3	Civil service	This measure proposed to add Article XIX-A to the constitution. This article provided for merit-based state and local civil service systems in cities with a population of more than 250,000 residents. It also provided for police and fire civil service in smaller cities with populations between 13,000 and 250,000.	d	240,101 (46%)	286,897 (54%)
LRCA	Amendment 4	Water irrigation policy	It proposed to repeal Sections 1 through 4 of Article XV of the constitution. These sections were concerned with drainage districts and the management of marsh and swamp lands. The repeal was contingent upon adoption of the proposed revisions to Article XIV of the constitution.	d	225,946 (43%)	299,311 (57%)
CRCA	Amendment 5	Environment; County and municipal governance; Constitutional wording changes	Repeal the constitutional provision authorizing mosquito abatement districts	d	236,876 (45%)	295,258 (55%)
LRCA	Amendment 6	Bond issues; Taxes	It proposed constitutional modifications regarding the ability of political subdivisions to incur indebtedness and levy assessments for public improvements.	d	222,706 (42%)	309,186 (58%)
LRCA	Amendment 7	Taxes; Higher education funding	This measure proposed to allow parishes to assess and additional tax of up to ten mills for the support of vocational education.	d	186,426 (35%)	342,235 (65%)
LRCA	Amendment 8	Bond issues; Veterans policy	It proposed to authorize the issuance of $14 million in bonds to pay and administer bonuses to Vietnam veterans.	a	500,632 (72%)	198,132 (28%)
LRCA	Amendment 9	County and municipal governance	It proposed modifications to the makeup of the East Baton Rouge family court.	d	228,027 (43%)	298,522 (57%)

1970

November 3

Type	Title	Subject	Description	Result	Yes Votes	No Votes
LRCA	Amendment 1	Property	It proposed to amend Article IV of the constitution to provide for payments when state or local governments or their agencies acquire property.	d	188,924 (48%)	206,866 (52%)
LRCA	Amendment 10	County and municipal governance	It proposed modifications to the jurisdiction of the traffic court of New Orleans relative to the criminality of driving while intoxicated.	d	140,601 (37%)	235,993 (63%)
LRCA	Amendment 11	Taxes	It proposed to allow a two and one-half mill property tax in Jefferson, St. Charles and St. Tammany parishes along with a bond sale to pay for Lake Pontchartrain flood protection.	d	160,485 (45%)	198,856 (55%)
LRCA	Amendment 12	Administration of government	It set forth the regulations regarding investing surplus funds in the construction and extension fund.	d	125,739 (34%)	242,535 (66%)
LRCA	Amendment 13	Administration of government	This measure authorized the sewage and water board of New Orleans to set rates charged to consumers and to provide for the use of revenue generated.	d	117,132 (33%)	236,595 (67%)
LRCA	Amendment 14	Bond issues	It proposed to amend Section 23.7 of Article XIV of the Constitution of Louisiana to authorize the sewage and water board of New Orleans to issue bonds under certain restrictions.	d	121,346 (33%)	247,058 (67%)
LRCA	Amendment 15	Bond issues	It proposed to amend Section 23.9 of Article XIV of the Constitution of Louisiana to authorize the sewage and water board of New Orleans to issue bonds under certain restrictions.	d	122,224 (33%)	245,271 (67%)
LRCA	Amendment 16	Administration of government	It proposed to amend Section 23.28 of Article XIV of the Constitution of Louisiana to authorize the sewage and water board of New Orleans to set sewerage service charges and to provide for the use of resulting revenues.	d	121,445 (33%)	246,258 (67%)
LRCA	Amendment 17	Taxes	It proposed constitutional modifications to allow the City of New Orleans to levy a property tax of six mills. This tax would be used by the sewage and water board to support operations and construct a drainage extension.	d	114,596 (31%)	255,336 (69%)
LRCA	Amendment 18	Bond issues	It proposed to amend Section 23.35 of Article XIV of the Constitution of Louisiana to authorize the sewage and water board of New Orleans to issue bonds under certain restrictions.	d	118,301 (32%)	248,183 (68%)
LRCA	Amendment 19	Bond issues	It proposed to amend Section 23.37 of Article XIV of the Constitution of Louisiana to authorize the sewage and water board of New Orleans to issue bonds under certain restrictions.	d	121,328 (33%)	246,080 (67%)
LRCA	Amendment 2	Bond issues	It proposed to allow political sub-divisions to issue and sell bonds.	d	123,992 (34%)	244,335 (66%)
LRCA	Amendment 20	Property; Taxes	It proposed to add a new section to Article XIV of the constitution to permit the sewage and water board of New Orleans to place liens on property. These liens would be used to improve drainage in the city of New Orleans and to secure debt incurred through issuing certificates.	d	116,605 (32%)	252,594 (68%)
LRCA	Amendment 21	Public education funding; Bond issues	It proposed to allow the school board of Orleans Parish to issue $33 million of school bonds.	d	135,725 (36%)	237,340 (64%)
LRCA	Amendment 22	County and municipal governance	It proposed that New Orleans could place an assessment on properties located in the city in relation to paving or repaving the roadway that the property abutts.	d	132,533 (36%)	236,224 (64%)
LRCA	Amendment 23	County and municipal governance; Civil service	It proposed that an employee of city park be placed in the classified civil services of New Orleans.	d	148,708 (40%)	219,738 (60%)
LRCA	Amendment 24	Taxes	It proposed constitutional modifications relative to the tax levying authority of the City of New Orleans.	d	103,322 (28%)	271,190 (72%)
LRCA	Amendment 25	County and municipal governance	It proposed modifications to the jurisdiction of the traffic court of New Orleans by amending Section 94 of Article VII. These modifications related to traffic offenses that might by punishable by state statute.	d	78,168 (21%)	291,555 (79%)
LRCA	Amendment 26	State judiciary	This measure proposed the creation of a judicial district in St. Bernard Parish.	d	141,411 (39%)	225,137 (61%)
LRCA	Amendment 27	County and municipal governance	It proposed to create a charter commission and plans for the governance of Lafayette Parish.	d	141,006 (37%)	244,230 (63%)
LRCA	Amendment 28	County and municipal governance; Bond issues	It proposed regulations relating to municipal corporations or taxing districts issuing revenue bonds.	d	103,149 (28%)	259,925 (72%)
LRCA	Amendment 29	Bond issues	It proposed to amend the constitution to establish a uniform maximum interest rate at which political entities of the state could issue or sell bonds or other instruments of financial indebtedness.	d	148,184 (38%)	239,419 (62%)
LRCA	Amendment 3	Administration of government; Bond issues	This measure proposed the creation of a single agency to oversee all bond issuance and payment by the state or any of its agencies.	d	152,956 (41%)	219,273 (59%)
LRCA	Amendment 30	Bond issues	It proposed that parishes may fix interest rates of bonds issued under the royalty road fund.	d	100,486 (29%)	248,071 (71%)
LRCA	Amendment 31	Taxes	It proposed that fire protection districts located in the same parish as the state capitol may levy a 5 mill tax upon the calling of an election.	d	133,474 (39%)	206,003 (61%)
LRCA	Amendment 32	Civil service	It proposed that in communities with a population between 13,000 and 250,000, the secretary of the fire and police civil service boards be compensated no more than $50.00 a month.	d	102,360 (30%)	233,361 (70%)
LRCA	Amendment 33	County and municipal governance	It proposed that members of the port commission of Avoyelles Parish be appointed by the legislative representatives from that Parish and approved by the Parish police jury.	d	58,958 (18%)	270,793 (82%)
LRCA	Amendment 34	Higher education governance; Public education governance	It proposed to create the Rapides Parish Vocational and Technical School District.	d	77,457 (25%)	230,000 (75%)
LRCA	Amendment 35	Higher education governance; Public education governance	This measure proposed to extend the rule that no new educational institutions can be created except with a vote of at least two-thirds of both houses of the legislature to include publicly supported colleges and universities as well as trade, vocational and technical schools.	d	63,774 (16%)	347,265 (84%)
LRCA	Amendment 36	Administrative organization; Flood infrastructure and management	It proposed the creation of an authority to oversee flood control, recreation and conservation on the Amite river.	d	95,795 (31%)	211,911 (69%)
LRCA	Amendment 37	Administrative organization; Flood infrastructure and management	It proposed to modify the constitution in relation to the Amite River Authority.	d	78,834 (26%)	223,024 (74%)
LRCA	Amendment 38	State legislative elections	It proposed modifications related to elections called to fill legislative vacancies for any reason other than the expiration of a term.	d	116,878 (38%)	192,224 (62%)
LRCA	Amendment 39	Taxes	It proposed the manner in which license taxes may be levied.	d	91,297 (29%)	221,191 (71%)
LRCA	Amendment 4	Higher education governance	It proposed constitutional modifications related to the board of supervisors at Louisiana State University.	d	172,292 (45%)	207,719 (55%)
LRCA	Amendment 40	Law enforcement officers and departments	This measure proposed to apply certain constitutional measures when a law enforcement officer died as a result of injuries suffered on duty or off duty while attempting to save life or property.	d	149,840 (47%)	167,263 (53%)
LRCA	Amendment 41	Administration of government	It proposed constitutional modifications relative to public credit in order to allow state political corporations to engage in business relationships with each other.	d	135,313 (43%)	181,247 (57%)
LRCA	Amendment 42	County and municipal governance	It proposed that parishes should be able to create special districts that would enhance recreation, tourism and historic preservation. These districts could levy ad valorem taxes and issue bonds.	d	92,192 (30%)	211,659 (70%)
LRCA	Amendment 43	Taxes	It proposed that commercial shrimp and oyster boats owned and operated by Louisiana residents would be exempt from ad valorem taxation.	d	58,279 (19%)	249,376 (81%)
LRCA	Amendment 44	County and municipal governance	It proposed that areas containing cities with a population of over 4,000 people should be permitted to have a city court.	d	57,443 (19%)	242,556 (81%)
LRCA	Amendment 45	County and municipal governance	It proposed to increase the jursidictional amount of city courts.	d	60,259 (20%)	240,893 (80%)
LRCA	Amendment 46	Bail policy	It proposed amendments related to excessive bail. It also proposed to authorize bail for persons convicted of some noncapital felonies until the imposition of sentence or after sentencing pending appeal.	d	78,052 (26%)	225,230 (74%)
LRCA	Amendment 47	State legislatures measures	It proposed that the legislature provide equipment, funding and office space for the Louisiana Commission on Governmental Ethics.	d	107,008 (36%)	192,263 (64%)
LRCA	Amendment 48	Civil service	It proposed that in municipalities having a population between 13,000 and 500,000 people police and fire civil service rules should apply.	d	62,729 (21%)	236,016 (79%)
LRCA	Amendment 49	Election administration and governance	It proposed that the right to serve as a commissioner or clerk at the polls shall not be denied to any person who is qualified to vote and who is not registered as entitled to assistance at the polls.	d	128,794 (42%)	174,835 (58%)
LRCA	Amendment 5	Bond issues; Veterans policy	It proposed a $14 million bond issue to pay and administer a bonus to those who served in Vietnam.	d	177,694 (44%)	226,387 (56%)
LRCA	Amendment 50	Civil service	It proposed an addition to the constitution to create the board of commissioners for St. Tammany Parish.	d	53,994 (18%)	245,830 (82%)
LRCA	Amendment 51	Taxes	It proposed that a two mill tax can be levied in Bogalusa for the firemen's fund in the city.	d	93,693 (32%)	199,238 (68%)
LRCA	Amendment 52	County and municipal governance	It proposed to extend the territorial jurisdiction of the city court of Baker.	d	70,791 (24%)	220,974 (76%)
LRCA	Amendment 53	County and municipal governance	It proposed that all playground and community center districts in Ward 4 of Calcasieu Parish shall be governed by a board of commissioners.	d	54,272 (19%)	237,099 (81%)
LRCA	Amendment 6	State judiciary	It proposed modifications to the make up of the family court in East Baton Rouge Parish.	d	131,607 (35%)	239,455 (65%)
LRCA	Amendment 7	Taxes	It proposed to allow a two and one-half mill property tax along with a bond sale to pay for Lake Pontchartrain flood protection.	d	169,434 (44%)	219,411 (56%)
LRCA	Amendment 8	Property	This measure proposed to allow the Port of New Orleans to sell or lease its property and to use the proceeds for public purposes.	d	139,802 (36%)	244,068 (64%)
LRCA	Amendment 9	Administration of government	This measure set forth regulations relative to the powers and duties of the board of commissioners of the Port of New Orleans.	d	146,185 (38%)	237,566 (62%)

1968

November 5

Type	Title	Subject	Description	Result	Yes Votes	No Votes
LRCA	Amendment 1	Higher education governance	This measure proposed the creation of a coordinating council for higher education.	a	287,353 (53%)	252,657 (47%)
LRCA	Amendment 10	Business regulations	It proposed modificationa regarding corporate duration.	a	249,251 (53%)	223,835 (47%)
LRCA	Amendment 11	Business regulations	It proposed modifications regarding corporate land ownership	a	250,130 (52%)	232,475 (48%)
LRCA	Amendment 12	Ballot measure process; Open meetings and public information	It stated that all proposed constitutional amendments should be published in the official journal of each state parish.	a	248,619 (51%)	242,683 (49%)
LRCA	Amendment 13	Veterans policy	It proposed a 5 year homestead exemption for veterans who served more than 6 months in the Viet Nam conflict.	d	235,090 (44%)	303,563 (56%)
LRCA	Amendment 14	Veterans policy	It proposed an additional 5 year homestead exemption for veterans and to extend the exemption to veterans who served in the Viet Nam conflict.	a	291,670 (54%)	249,273 (46%)
LRCA	Amendment 15	Veterans policy	It proposed a 5 year homestead exemption for the widows of deceased service members who served in Korea or Viet Nam.	d	233,504 (43%)	304,126 (57%)
LRCA	Amendment 16	Airport infrastructure; Bond issues	It proposed terms for a bond issue to be used to improve the Moisant International Airport.	a	252,374 (52%)	229,729 (48%)
LRCA	Amendment 17	Administration of government	It proposed to increase the debt authority for the Board of Liquidation.	d	151,308 (31%)	333,551 (69%)
LRCA	Amendment 18	Criminal sentencing	It proposed that a first offender be eligible for pardon immediately upon sentence completion without needing a written recommendation.	a	251,366 (51%)	240,297 (49%)
LRCA	Amendment 19	Constitutional rights	It proposed modifications to the rights of convicted individuals with regard to voting, holding office and state employment.	a	254,220 (52%)	234,066 (48%)
LRCA	Amendment 2	State judiciary	It proposed the creation of a judiciary commission to recommend the removal of justices and judges.	a	272,848 (55%)	226,724 (45%)
LRCA	Amendment 20	Bail policy	It proposed to allow bail for felons convicted of a crime with a sentence of ten years of less.	d	109,818 (22%)	381,327 (78%)
LRCA	Amendment 21	County and municipal governance	It proposed that New Orleans could place a lien on properties located in the city in regard to municipal improvements. These improvements would include those related to street, water and sewer services.	a	237,089 (50%)	235,837 (50%)
LRCA	Amendment 22	County and municipal governance	It proposed that New Orleans could place an assessment on properties located in the city in relation to paving or re-paving the roadway that the property abuts.	d	221,739 (47%)	249,070 (53%)
LRCA	Amendment 23	Highways and bridges; Administrative organization	It proposed for an amendment to set forth the rules in relation to a state department of highways and its budget.	a	280,107 (58%)	202,410 (42%)
LRCA	Amendment 24	State judiciary	This measure proposed an additional judge for the first circuit court of appeals.	a	251,612 (53%)	224,246 (47%)
LRCA	Amendment 25	State judiciary	It proposed a number of changes relating to the fourth circuit court of appeal. These changes included dividing the circuit into districts, adding two judges to the court and providing for terms to end in odd-numbered years.	a	235,807 (50%)	235,135 (50%)
LRCA	Amendment 26	State judiciary	It proposed to create a family court for the parish of Lafayette.	d	218,217 (48%)	237,056 (52%)
LRCA	Amendment 27	State judiciary	It proposed to provide additional judges in the family court of East Baton Rouge.	d	216,704 (49%)	229,692 (51%)
LRCA	Amendment 28	State judiciary	It proposed to create a new judicial district in the parish of Terrebonne.	a	241,445 (54%)	207,617 (46%)
LRCA	Amendment 29	State judiciary	It proposed to create a new judicial district in Allen parish.	a	232,261 (53%)	208,052 (47%)
LRCA	Amendment 3	Game and fish commissions	This measure detailed the rules related to the wildlife and fisheries commission.	a	318,820 (62%)	196,470 (38%)
LRCA	Amendment 30	State judiciary	It proposed to increase the amount in question for a matter in the justice of the peace courts to 300 dollars.	d	120,257 (26%)	343,387 (74%)
LRCA	Amendment 31	State judiciary	It proposed to increase the jurisdictional amount of some city courts. These courts would be those in cities with a population between 5,000 and 10,000 people or those in cities in the parish seat.	a	221,629 (51%)	215,526 (49%)
LRCA	Amendment 32	State judiciary	It proposed to change the designation of city courts in New Orleans to district courts. This change would include an increase in salary for the affected judges.	d	99,613 (22%)	347,527 (78%)
LRCA	Amendment 33	State judiciary	It proposed that the juvenile court in Orleans parish would no longer have jurisdiction over cases concerning people charged with contributing to the delinquency of a minor or harming the well-being of a minor. These cases would be heard in the criminal district court of New Orleans unless they were punishable by death or hard labor.	a	240,836 (55%)	200,539 (45%)
LRCA	Amendment 34	State judiciary	It proposed that the legislature set the salary and number of juvenile court judges for the juvenile court in Orleans parish.	a	228,565 (53%)	204,890 (47%)
LRCA	Amendment 35	County and municipal governance	It proposed to extend the term of certain parish officers until December 31, 1970. It also provided to hold elections for these offices every four years starting in November 1970.	d	124,606 (28%)	316,844 (72%)
LRCA	Amendment 36	Revenue allocation; Highways and bridges	It proposed to spend royalty road fund monies on maintenance of roads, bridges and tunnels. It also provided for using this money in the purchase of road maintenance equipment.	d	104,529 (23%)	346,932 (77%)
LRCA	Amendment 37	Administration of government	This measure proposed to authorize the board of commerce and industry to insure the payments of lease agreements. These lease agreements were related to municipal and parish industrial development indebtedness.	d	103,975 (24%)	337,552 (76%)
LRCA	Amendment 38	Bond issues; Local government organization	This measure proposed to give the city of Lake Charles the authority to develop the east shore of Lake Charles for commercial and non-commercial purposes. It also proposed a bond issue to raise the necessary funds.	a	221,534 (52%)	206,290 (48%)
LRCA	Amendment 39	Public land policy	It proposed to give the city of Lake Charles title to a portion of the bottom of Lake Charles. It also granted authority to the city to develop the area with a system of parks, beaches and other public works improvements.	a	225,364 (53%)	200,764 (47%)
LRCA	Amendment 4	Administration of government	It proposed to remove the constitutional provisions that established the Louisiana Board of Institutions.	a	272,460 (56%)	217,932 (44%)
LRCA	Amendment 40	Public land policy	This measure proposed modifications to the authority of the city of Lake Charles in relation to the development of the north shore of Lake Charles and the issuance of bonds related to that development.	a	222,480 (52%)	201,433 (48%)
LRCA	Amendment 41	Local government organization	This measure set forth the methodology for naming the members of the Lake Charles Harbor and Terminal District Board of Commissioners.	a	225,943 (53%)	196,512 (47%)
LRCA	Amendment 42	Flood infrastructure and management; Bond issues	It proposed to allow the Pontchartrain Levee district to issue bonds for the building of levees.	d	130,329 (30%)	306,861 (70%)
LRCA	Amendment 43	Bond issues	It proposed to allow the Port of New Orleans to borrow funds to improve facilities.	a	222,549 (52%)	202,890 (48%)
LRCA	Amendment 44	Constitutional rights	It proposed to permit handicapped persons to vote at a another precinct if the one they are registered at is not accessible.	a	221,191 (52%)	205,893 (48%)
LRCA	Amendment 45	Public education governance	It proposed regulations regarding the districts from which members of the board of education are elected.	a	234,265 (57%)	179,637 (43%)
LRCA	Amendment 46	Administrative organization; Ports and harbors	It proposed modifications related to the Greater Ouachita Port Commission.	a	211,638 (53%)	189,802 (47%)
LRCA	Amendment 47	Public employee retirement funds	It proposed regulations related to the pension funds for firemen in cities with a population between 15,000 and 30,000 people.	d	108,741 (26%)	306,378 (74%)
LRCA	Amendment 48	Civil service	It proposed that the burden of proof, in a case involving an employee of the state, be placed on the employer.	d	119,820 (28%)	307,634 (72%)
LRCA	Amendment 49	County and municipal governance	It proposed that municipalities could levy taxes and contract services for areas annexed by the municipality.	a	217,302 (54%)	184,403 (46%)
LRCA	Amendment 5	County and municipal governance	This measure proposed the modification of the constitution with regard to parish charter commissions.	a	295,413 (59%)	206,621 (41%)
LRCA	Amendment 50	County and municipal governance	It proposed to reduce the number of justices on the Avoyelles Parish police jury.	a	219,174 (55%)	178,129 (45%)
LRCA	Amendment 6	Administration of government	It proposed that the secretary of state be notified of vacancies in elective offices.	a	275,952 (56%)	214,511 (44%)
LRCA	Amendment 7	Taxes	It proposed to limit municipal taxes to 10 mills with an additional 1 mill to fund police departments.	d	197,205 (40%)	300,492 (60%)
LRCA	Amendment 8	Airport infrastructure	It proposed to create the Greater Baton Rouge Airport Authority to construct airport facilities.	a	248,765 (50%)	244,793 (50%)
LRCA	Amendment 9	Residency voting requirements	It proposed easing residential requirements for presidential and vice-presidential electors.	a	280,626 (56%)	216,766 (44%)

February 6

Type	Title	Subject	Description	Result	Yes Votes	No Votes
LRCA	Amendment 1	State judiciary	It proposed modifications to the section of the constitution that related to the judicial expenses in Orleans parish.	a	101,634 (57%)	76,091 (43%)
LRCA	Amendment 2	State judiciary	It proposed that the city court of Shreveport have its jurisdiction extended.	d	78,239 (46%)	90,624 (54%)

1964

November 3

Type	Title	Subject	Description	Result	Yes Votes	No Votes
LRCA	Amendment 28	County and municipal governance; Taxes; Environment	Authorize a Mosquito Abatement Program in New Orleans	d	131,317 (34%)	256,125 (66%)

1958

November 4

Type	Title	Subject	Description	Result	Yes Votes	No Votes
LRCA	Amendment 27	County and municipal governance; Environment	Establish a process for parishes to create Mosquito Abatement Districts	a	87,062 (53%)	76,588 (47%)

1954

November 2

Type	Title	Subject	Description	Result	Yes Votes	No Votes
LRCA	Amendment 16	Race and ethnicity issues; Public education governance	Provide that "All public elementary and secondary schools in the State of Louisiana shall be operated separately for white and colored children"		217,992 (82%)	46,929 (18%)

1918

November 5

Type	Title	Subject	Description	Result	Yes Votes	No Votes
LRCA	Women's Suffrage Amendment	Sex and gender issues; Women's suffrage	Provides for women's suffrage in state constitution	d	19,573 (46%)	23,077 (54%)

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