Louisiana held no regularly scheduled state elections in 2014, but voters decided 14 statewide ballot measures.
Ballot measures
| Measure | Description | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Amendment 3 | Allows agents of tax collectors to assist in the tax sale process and recover costs from fees charged | Failed (35.8% yes) |
| Amendment 4 | Creates a state infrastructure bank to issue loans to transportation projects | Failed (32.45% yes) |
| Amendment 7 | Makes corrections to language of state's current homestead exemption for disabled veterans | Passed (74.41% yes) |
| Amendment 8 | Protects Artificial Reef Development Fund from being used for other purposes | Passed (57.19% yes) |
| Amendment 9 | Deletes requirement that permanently disabled homeowners certify their income annually to keep property tax rate | Failed (46.88% yes) |
| Amendment 10 | Provides redemption period for certain property sold at tax sale | Passed (54.32% yes) |
| Amendment 11 | Permits upwards of twenty-one state executive departments | Failed (29.82% yes) |
| Amendment 12 | Adds members to the state's Wildlife and Fisheries Commission | Failed (41.12% yes) |
| Amendment 13 | Authorizes New Orleans to sell property at a price fixed by the legislature in the Lower Ninth Ward | Failed (40.56% yes) |
| Amendment 14 | Limits when tax rebates can be altered by the legislature | Failed (41.39% yes) |
| Amendment 5 | Removes the retirement age requirement from judicial offices | Failed (41.81% yes) |
| Amendment 1 | Gives constitutional protection to the Medical Assistance Trust Fund | Passed (56.15% yes) |
| Amendment 2 | Creates a Hospital Stabilization Fund | Passed (56.22% yes) |
| Amendment 6 | Authorizes Orleans Parish to levy an additional ad valorem tax for fire and police protection | Passed (51.15% yes) |