Louisiana § 18:1467 Conviction in fraudulent vote cases; prohibition from employment in elections

Louisiana Statutes

§ 18:1467 — Conviction in fraudulent vote cases; prohibition from employment in elections

Louisiana § 18:1467

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La. Stat. Ann. § 18:1467 (2026).

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Any person who has been convicted of any crime involving fraud or any violation of this Title while serving in the conduct of an election and in his capacity as a commissioner-in-charge, commissioner, watcher, or employee of a parish custodian of voting machines, or deputy of a clerk of court or law enforcement officer, shall thereafter be prohibited from serving in any of the positions aforementioned in any election or in connection with any election.

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Any person who has been convicted of any crime involving fraud or any violation of this Title while serving in the conduct of an election and in his capacity as a commissioner-in-charge, commissioner, watcher, or employee of a parish custodian of voting machines, or deputy of a clerk of court or law enforcement officer, shall thereafter be prohibited from serving in any of the positions aforementioned in any election or in connection with any election.