(KSLA) — Louisiana voters cast ballots in six congressional races on Tuesday, November 5, making their decisions with no runoffs.

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Louisiana Congressional District 1

CANDIDATES:

• Randall Arrington (R)
• Frankie Hyers (me)
• Mel Manuel (D)
• Steve Scalise (R)
• Ross Shales (R)

Results:

House Majority Leader Steve Scalise He easily won reelection with about 67.2% of the votes cast, according to complete but unofficial election results.

Louisiana Congressional District 2

CANDIDATES:

• Troy Carter (D)
• Devin Davis (D)
• Devin Graham (R)
• Christy Lynch (right)
• Shondrell Perrilloux (R)

Results:

96% of precincts report Democratic. Troy Carter He led a field of five with 55% of the vote. Close behind was Christy Lynch, who received less than 17% of the votes.

Louisiana Congressional District 3

CANDIDATES:

• Priscilla González (D)
• Clay Higgins (R)
• Xan John (R)
• Sadi Summerlin (D)

Results:

Republican Clay Higgins He won handily, with nearly 71% of the votes cast, according to complete but unofficial election results.

Louisiana Congressional District 4

CANDIDATES:

• Mike Johnson (right)
• Joshua Morott (R)

Results:

Speaker of the Assembly mike johnson According to complete but unofficial election results, he entered another term with 86% of the votes cast.

Louisiana Congressional District 5

CANDIDATES:

• Julia Letlow (R)
• Vinny Mendoza (R)
• Michael Vallien Jr. (D)

Results:

Republican Julia Letlow He received 63 percent of the votes to win the election.

Louisiana Congressional District 6

CANDIDATES:

• Quentin Anderson (D)
• Cleo Fields (D)
• Elbert Guillory (R)
• Wilken Jones Jr. (D)
• Peter Williams (D)

Results:

KSLA’s sister station, WAFB, with 98% of the votes counted. Cleo Fields As the winner of Louisiana’s new congressional seat, which stretches from Caddo Parish south to the Baton Rouge area. Fields had 50.7% of the votes counted. That means he received just 1,982 more votes than needed to avoid a runoff with Republican Elbert Guillory, who received 38% of the votes cast.

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