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October 20, 2026
As the voice of business for St. Tammany Parish, your board of directors encourages all Chamber member business owners, employees and family members to VOTE in every election.
Early voting for the November 3 election begins today, October 20, and runs through October 27, excluding Sunday, October 25. Make your voices heard and take advantage of the convenient early voting period to avoid lines. Votes can be cast from 8:30 AM to 6:00 PM at these locations.
St. Tammany ChamberPAC Endorsements
Aligned with the Chamber, the St. Tammany ChamberPAC is a separate 501(c)(4), whose mission is to endorse pro-business political candidates who support the free enterprise system, freedom from unnecessary government regulation, and quality of life in our region. After careful consideration of each candidate’s qualifications in interviews and examination of their campaign platforms, the following candidate endorsements are provided for member information and reflect the ChamberPAC’s endorsements for the November 3 election:
- U.S. Senator: Julia Letlow
- U.S. Representative: Steve Scalise
- Public Service Commission: Stephanie Hilferty
- 22nd Judicial District, Division E: Cameron Mary
- 22nd Judicial District, Division G: Amanda Trosclair
- 22nd Judicial District, Division H: Luke Lancaster
- St. Tammany Parish Sheriff: Co-endorsements - Robert Hodges and Daniel Seuzeneau
For more information about the ChamberPAC, visit their website StTammanyChamberPAC.org.
Helpful Resources
Before heading to the polls, take advantage of the voter resources below to review your sample ballot, learn about the candidates and research the proposed constitutional amendments
About the Constitutional Amendments
About the December 12 Election
A potential runoff election is scheduled for December 12, 2026. The ¼-cent sales tax proposition dedicated to maintaining public safety is also expected to appear on the ballot.
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