Louisiana GOP Pushes Voters to Support Constitutional Amendments Ahead of Election Day

Cory Dennis joined “Mornings with Brian Haldane” to encourage Louisiana voters to show up for Saturday’s election and pay close attention to the constitutional amendments on the ballot. Dennis argued that too many voters automatically reject amendments without understanding them. The conversation focused heavily on Amendments 1 through 4. Dennis called Amendment 3 one of the most important proposals because it would make teacher pay raises permanent instead of relying on yearly stipends. Both Dennis and Brian Haldane said the measure could have a major impact on education across the state. They also discussed Amendment 4, which would change Louisiana’s inventory tax structure. Dennis explained the amendment would allow individual parishes to decide whether to impose the tax instead of keeping it as a statewide requirement. Amendment 1 was described as a government reform measure that would give lawmakers more control over how certain state government jobs are classified. The interview also touched on Louisiana politics, racial rhetoric in campaigns, and recent redistricting debates. Dennis criticized Democrats for using race-based arguments in political fights and said Republicans need to continue growing support among Black voters. Dennis said Democrats were leading Republicans in early voting turnout by several thousand voters and urged conservatives to vote Saturday and support Amendments 1 through 4.