Early voting starts Saturday. The ballot for the March 29 election has four constitutional amendments on courts, taxes, juvenile crime, and judgeships.

Louisiana’s two largest teacher unions have come out in support of a sweeping constitutional amendment Gov. Jeff Landry has backed that would rewrite large swaths of the state’s public tax and budget policies.

Here are key dates and deadlines to register and vote in Louisiana's March 29 election to change the Constitution.

Rand Paul (R-Ky.), who has long been considered one of the Senate’s budget hawks, recently gave advice that when the stock market tumbles, “it pays to listen.” “The stock market is comprised of millions of people who are simultaneously trading.

This amendment would significantly change the current tax structure. It is the result of the special session on tax reform.

Louisiana voters will vote on four proposed constitutional amendments March 29. The amendments address various topics, including specialty courts, tax rates and juvenile prosecution. The amendments have drawn attention for their potential impact on legal practices, state finances and criminal justice.

Louisiana voters on March 29 will decide the fate of a proposed amendment that would significantly change the largest part of the state constitution. “This is the longest article in the constitution by far,