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Governor • Lt. Governor • Secretary of State • Attorney General • Treasurer • Auditor • Superintendent of Schools • Insurance Commissioner • Controller • Agriculture Commissioner • Natural Resources Commissioner • Labor Commissioner • Public Service Commissioner

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Ballotpedia covers 12 state executive offices in the state of Louisiana. The executive branch is governed by Article IV of the Louisiana Constitution.^[1]

State executive organization

The executive branch of Louisiana's state government includes appointed and elected officials. The following chart details the relationship among different offices in Louisian's executive branch:

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Current officeholders

Elections

2024

See also: Louisiana state executive official elections, 2024

The following state executive offices are up for election in Louisiana in 2024:

Public Service Commissioner

2023

See also: Louisiana state executive official elections, 2023

The following state executive offices were up for election in Louisiana in 2023:

Governor
Lieutenant Governor
Attorney General
Secretary of State
Treasurer
Commissioner of Agriculture and Forestry
Commissioner of Insurance
Board of Elementary and Secondary Education (8 seats)

2022

See also: Louisiana state executive official elections, 2022

The following state executive offices were up for election in Louisiana in 2022:

Public Service Commissioner (2 seats)

2021

See also: Louisiana state executive official elections, 2021

There was one state executive office up for election in Louisiana in 2021:

Board of Elementary and Secondary Education (1 seat)

2020

See also: Louisiana state executive official elections, 2020

The following state executive offices were up for election in Louisiana in 2020:

Public Service Commission (2 seats)

2019

See also: Louisiana state executive official elections, 2019

The following state executive offices were up for election in Louisiana in 2019:

Governor
Lieutenant governor
Attorney general
Secretary of state
Agriculture commissioner
Insurance commissioner
Treasurer
Board of Elementary and Secondary Education (8 seats)

2018

See also: Louisiana state executive official elections, 2018

The following state executive offices were up for election in Louisiana in 2018:

Secretary of State
Public service commissioner

2017

See also: Louisiana state executive official elections, 2017

There were two state executive offices up for election in Louisiana in 2017:

• Treasurer
• Public Service Commissioner

2016

See also: Louisiana state executive official elections, 2016

One state executive office was up for election in Louisiana in 2016:

• Public Service Commissioner

2015

See also: Louisiana state executive official elections, 2015

The following offices were elected in 2015 in Louisiana:

• Governor of Louisiana
• Lieutenant Governor of Louisiana
• Louisiana Attorney General
• Louisiana Secretary of State
• Louisiana Treasurer
• Louisiana Commissioner of Agriculture
• Louisiana Commissioner of Insurance

2014

See also: Louisiana state executive official elections, 2014

Two seats on the Louisiana Public Service Commission were up for election in 2014.

• Public Service Commissioner (2 seats)

2013

There were no state executive elections in Louisiana in 2013.

2012

See also: Louisiana state executive official elections, 2012

One seat on the Louisiana Public Service Commission was up for election in 2012.

• Public Service Commissioner (one seat)

2011

See also: Louisiana state executive official elections, 2011

Seven state executive seats were up for election in Louisiana in 2011.

• Governor
• Lieutenant governor
• Attorney general
• Secretary of state
• Treasurer
• Commissioner of agriculture and forestry
• Commissioner of insurance

See also

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