voting

Can Louisiana's voting machines be hacked? Louisiana's Secretary of State explains why online hackers can't even get to them.

We vote on things...but that doesn't seem to matter.

Well, it's no secret the mid-term elections are being held tomorrow. Now you have to find a babysitter and make sure you can fit in a trip to the polls during your busy day.

It seems like these days everyone has an opinion when it comes to politics. But the biggest voice you can have regarding the political scene and our elected officials is to get out and vote.

Secretary of State Tom Schedler says the new machines will function much like the older ones, but feature newer, crisper screens and be easy to set up.

On November 18th, it will be time to go to the polls again, but you can vote early starting today.

Here's how we voted this past Saturday.

If one person wouldn't have gone to the polls on Saturday, the election would have ended very differently in a Lake Charles city council race. Talk about close!

Which candidate in the presidential race best represents your beliefs and ideals? There's a series of questions on a website that may help you understand the candidates better, and see which ones line up with your way of thinking.

If you plan to do any voting in the upcoming primary, here are some deadlines you need to know

Here are the results from this past weekend's elections. Get ready to vote again in November in the run-off elections

Secretary of State predicts less than 50% of voters will show up for Saturday's election.