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Louisiana to switch to closed primaries in 2026, sparking debate over voter access and polarization.
Starting in 2026, Louisiana will adopt closed primaries for certain state races, restricting voters to their registered party’s ballot.
Lt. Gov.
Billy Nungesser opposes the change, arguing the current open system reduces polarization and encourages moderate candidates.
He warns closed primaries could exclude unaffiliated and minor-party voters, undermining participation.
A forthcoming poll suggests most Louisianans support keeping open primaries.
The shift, pushed by Gov.
Jeff Landry, was limited to select offices, and the state awaits a U.S. Supreme Court decision on its congressional map, which may affect future election rules.
Louisiana cambiará a primarias cerradas en 2026, provocando un debate sobre el acceso de los votantes y la polarización.