Community Leaders Unite for High-Impact Town Hall to Educate and Mobilize Voters Ahead of May 16 Election
Organizers say the forum will break down what is on the ballot, explain proposed constitutional amendments in plain language, and emphasize the importance of voter participation and turnout.
BATON ROUGE, La. — Community leaders, elected officials, and voting rights advocates will gather for a town hall meeting on May 7, 2026, at 5:45 p.m. at Living Faith Christian Center to inform and mobilize voters ahead of the upcoming elections. The event is designed to equip residents with clear, accurate information about the election process and what is at stake on the ballot. Featured speakers include Congressman Troy Carter, Sen. Regina Barrow, Rep. C. Denise Marcelle, Ashley Shelton of the Power Coalition, Devante Lewis of the Public Service Commission, and Checo Yancy of VOTE.
Organizers say the forum will break down what is on the ballot, explain proposed constitutional amendments in plain language, and emphasize the importance of voter participation and turnout. We'll serve light refreshments as attendees discuss civic power, electoral impact, and community representation, with a focus on ensuring every eligible voter is informed, engaged, and prepared to cast a ballot.
