Have You Registered to Vote?

Louisiana REALTORS • October 11, 2022

Did you know that approximately 20% of REALTORS® still have not registered to vote?

Now, more than ever, REALTORS® voices need to be heard. To increase REALTOR® participation and influence in the political process, Louisiana REALTORS® has launched a voter registration drive among the Association's members. 
 
The November 8th Election is right around the corner and registering to vote has never been easier. You have three options:


  1. Register in person. Check here for your registration location. (Deadline to register in person is October 11th)
  2. Register by mail. Click here to download an application to register to vote. (Deadline to register by mail is October 11th)
  3. Register online at Louisiana's Geaux Vote online registration page. (Deadline to register online is October 18th)


More Useful Links:
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Sign Up for REALTOR® Party Mobile Alerts


Want to know when your voice is needed to influence a vote on a critical real estate matter in Congress or at the Louisiana State Capitol? The REALTOR® Party offers you a simple and easy was to do this – simply sign up to receive REALTOR® Party Mobile Alerts on your cell phone or tablet by texting the word “REALTORS” TO 30644. When a national or state legislative call for action is launched, subscribers get a short text message, containing information to take action. 

You can learn more about the program or subscribe online here:  https://realtorparty.realtor/member-consumer/rpma (login necessary)
 

Message & Data Rates May Apply. If you need help with text messaging, please contact your carrier (AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile, Verizon) directly for information on text messaging costs and plans and how to use the text messaging features of your phone. NAR or LR cannot answer these questions for you.


The Public Affairs Research Council of Louisiana (PAR) has released the 2022 Guide to the Constitutional Amendments. The 2022 Guide outlines the 11 constitutional amendments the public will consider on the Nov. 8 and Dec. 10 ballots. This nonpartisan, educational review helps you understand the issues and the proposed changes so you can develop your own position on each proposition.

(The LR Board of Directors has not taken a position on any of the proposed constitutional amendments)


The Public Affairs Research Council of Louisiana (PAR) is an independent voice, offering solutions to public issues in Louisiana through accurate, objective research and focusing public attention on those solutions. PAR is a private, nonprofit research organization founded in 1950 and supported by membership contributions, foundation and corporate grants and special events.

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Consumer Guide Update: Teen Financial Literacy

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