Louisiana held no regularly scheduled state elections in 2025, but voters decided 4 statewide ballot measures.
Ballot measures
| Measure | Description | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Amendment 1 | Allow the legislature to establish trial courts with limited or specialized jurisdiction, such as business courts, through a two-thirds vote. This legislatively referred constitutional amendment was placed on the Louisiana 2025 ballot. Voters rejected it with only 35.0% voting yes. | Failed (35% yes) |
| Amendment 3 | Provide the state legislature with the authority to determine in state law which crimes can result in a juvenile being tried as an adult; removes list of crimes currently in the state constitution for which juveniles can be tried as adults. This legislatively referred constitutional amendment was placed on the Louisiana 2025 ballot. Voters rejected it with only 34.0% voting yes. | Failed (34% yes) |
| Amendment 4 | Provide that judicial vacancies should be filled by calling a special election at the earliest available date pursuant to state law, rather than current law, which provides for calling a special election within twelve months after the day the vacancy occurs. This legislatively referred constitutional amendment was placed on the Louisiana 2025 ballot. Voters rejected it with only 36.0% voting yes. | Failed (36% yes) |
| Amendment 2 | Revise state constitutional provisions governing tax policy and various state funds. This legislatively referred constitutional amendment was placed on the Louisiana 2025 ballot. Voters rejected it with only 35.0% voting yes. | Failed (35% yes) |