← National · U.S. House · Nov. 3, 2026
Unofficial counts as of

Louisiana 2026 House Popular Vote

Republican candidates lead by 143,633 votes, 54.1% to 44.3%, out of 1,459,156 counted.

1 Democrat and 5 Republicans have been called (2 on Polymarket odds above 70%, not a media call); none are uncalled.

Democrats
44.3%
645,809
Republicans
54.1%
789,442
Other 1.6% · 23,905 · Votes from 6 of 6 districts · Sources ↓
midterm2026popularvote.sarl
02 — Every district

Louisiana’s 6 districts

0 districts have margins under 5 points on the current count.

Louisiana U.S. House results by district: candidates, vote shares, margin and call status.
DistrictCandidates, votes and shareMargin TotalStatusCounted
LA-01
  • Steve Scalise (R, inc.) ✓159,89060.7%
  • Lauren Jewett (D)89,42834.0%
  • Randall Arrington (R)9,7763.7%
  • E. "Liddy" Glass (I)4,2791.6%
 R+30.5R +80,238 263,373 Called R —
LA-02
  • Troy A. Carter, Sr. (D, inc.) ✓192,25879.9%
  • Peter Williams (R)36,36715.1%
  • Lisa Ballay (L)6,4052.7%
  • Renada "Honey" Collins (I)2,9991.2%
  • Walter "Rocky" Beach (I)2,5531.1%
 D+64.8D +155,891 240,582 Called D —
LA-03
  • "Clay" Higgins (R, inc.) ✓129,20355.0%
  • John Day (D)49,16220.9%
  • Caleb "With a C" Walker (D)19,9328.5%
  • Priscilla Gonzalez (D)16,8287.2%
  • "Kate" Cotten (R)15,6616.7%
  • Tia LeBrun (I)4,2081.8%
 R+25.1R +58,942 234,994 Called R —
LA-04
  • "Mike" Johnson (R, inc.) ✓134,73958.5%
  • Conrad Cable (D)52,89323.0%
  • "Matt" Gromlich (D)32,86614.3%
  • "Mike" Nichols (R)7,2703.2%
  • Gordon Heslop (R)2,5711.1%
 R+25.5R +58,821 230,339 Called R —
LA-05
  • Patricia "Pat" Moore (D)40,78917.9%
  • "Gabe" Firment (R) ✓39,13117.2%
  • Misti Cordell (R)33,36614.6%
  • Michael Echols (R)32,90214.4%
  • Stewart Cathey, Jr. (R)28,16012.4%
  • Antonio Wilson (D)27,36412.0%
  • Dan McKay (D)16,0477.0%
  • Austin Magee (R)7,9203.5%
  • Oscar "Omar" Dantzler (R)2,2381.0%
 R+26.1R +59,517 227,917 Market R —
LA-06
  • Chauna Banks (D)50,87819.4%
  • Blake Miguez (R) ✓50,21319.2%
  • "Rick" Edmonds (R)49,24118.8%
  • Lindsay "Rubia" Garcia (D)33,54412.8%
  • Stephen Wagley (R)28,16910.8%
  • Patrick "Pat" Forbes (D)23,8209.1%
  • Larry Davis III (R)11,3564.3%
  • Monique Appeaning (R)8,1093.1%
  • Rufus Craig (L)3,4611.3%
  • Michael Mebruer (R)3,1601.2%
 R+16.0R +42,006 261,951 Market R —

✓ marks the declared winner. Shares are of all votes cast, including other candidates. Market: credited on Polymarket odds above 70%, not a race call. Counted is shown only where the source reports it.

03 — Sources

Where Louisiana’s numbers come from

Unofficial counts as of Nov. 5, 2026, 9:20 a.m. ET, summed from district results published by the state election office. They are not certified results.

Sources

SourceTierMethodFetched (ET)
Louisiana Secretary of State — Graphical Election Results data feed (20261103 RacesCandidates_Multiparish / Votes_Multiparish) Official Results feed Nov. 5, 8:54 a.m.

There is no published statewide total to check the summed district votes against.

Notes on Louisiana

  • Votes come from the JSON feed behind the official LA SOS results site: https://voterportal.sos.la.gov/ElectionResults/ElectionResults/Data?blob=20261103/Votes_Multiparish.htm (candidate names from RacesCandidates_Multiparish.htm, feed WriteTime 2026-11-05T05:00:31). Unofficial (ResultsOfficial=0).
  • Verified system: the Nov 3, 2026 U.S. House contests were open (all-party) primaries (feed flags IsClosedParty=0, CanHaveRunoff=1). After the April 2026 Supreme Court ruling (Louisiana v. Callais) struck down the 2024 map, Louisiana used a new congressional map and held open primaries with a Dec 12, 2026 runoff where no candidate won a majority (per contemporaneous coverage).
  • LA-05 (Firment R vs Moore D) and LA-06 (Banks D vs Miguez R) go to the Dec 12 runoff (feed outcome 'Runoff'); November-round votes are recorded with status 'runoff'.
  • LA-01..04 winners are taken from the SOS feed outcome 'Elected' (majority winner).
  • Party codes: NOPTY (no party) mapped to I; LBT (Libertarian) mapped to L.
  • Precinct reporting (source gives no percent of expected vote, so pctReporting is null): LA-01: 522/522 precincts, 8/8 early/absentee reporting units; LA-02: 613/613 precincts, 10/10 early/absentee reporting units; LA-03: 571/571 precincts, 11/11 early/absentee reporting units; LA-04: 684/684 precincts, 15/15 early/absentee reporting units; LA-05: 791/791 precincts, 24/24 early/absentee reporting units; LA-06: 541/541 precincts, 11/11 early/absentee reporting units
  • LA-05 (Letlow ran for Senate) and LA-06 (redrawn; Rep. Cleo Fields not on the ballot) have no incumbent on the ballot.
  • Verification 2026-11-05 ~14:15Z: the SOS feed re-fetched at that time matched every candidate exactly. The AP has called LA-1 to LA-4 and has declared the LA-5 runoff (Moore D vs Firment R). For LA-6 the AP has NOT yet said which two candidates advance. The SOS feed marks Banks (D, 50,878) and Miguez (R, 50,213) as 'Runoff', but Edmonds (R, 49,241) is only 972 votes behind Miguez for second place. The seat goes to a runoff either way (no majority), so status 'runoff' holds, but the second runoff slot is not final until the count is certified.