South Louisiana Voters: What Do the 10 Nov. 3 Amendments Mean? | RE: Real Estate Podcast
EPISODE 106
South Louisiana Voters: What Do the 10 Nov. 3 Amendments Mean? | RE: Real Estate Podcast
Content Type
Discussion
Primary Goal
Know what a vote FOR and a vote AGAINST means on each of the 10 Louisiana constitutional amendments before you cast your ballot on Nov. 3.
Keywords
louisiana constitutional amendments, november 3 2026 ballot, louisiana amendments explained, what a yes vote means, property tax exemption louisiana, houma thibodaux voters, south louisiana homeowners, PAR Louisiana guide
Summary
Clint and Ben walk through all 10 constitutional amendments on the Nov. 3 Louisiana ballot, using the nonpartisan guide from the Public Affairs Research Council of Louisiana (PAR). For each one, they explain what a vote for and a vote against would do, with several touching property taxes that matter to South Louisiana homeowners. They do not tell anyone how to vote, and nothing here is tax or legal advice.
Key Topics
• Amendments 1, 2, 6, 9 and 10: property tax exemptions, rates and freezes
• Amendment 3: post-conviction bail; Amendment 4: governor term limits
• Amendment 5: retirement debt; Amendment 7: lead water lines
• Amendment 8: foreign adversary expropriation of property
• Why early voting means fewer people on Election Day
Title Options
• Louisiana Amendments Nov. 3: What a Yes or No Vote Means | RE: Real Estate Podcast
• How Do Louisiana's 10 Amendments Affect Homeowners? | RE: Real Estate Podcast
Sound Bites
“We're not telling anybody how to vote.”
“We no longer have an election day, we have eight election days.”
“Get out and cast your ballot.”
Chapters
00:00 Cold open: 10 amendments on the ballot
00:26 Welcome
01:02 Today's topic and our source
01:30 Amendment 1: Disabled veterans' spouse exemption
02:27 Amendment 2: Local property tax rates
03:02 Amendment 3: Post-conviction bail
03:36 Amendment 4: Governor term limits
04:07 Amendment 5: Retirement debt payments
04:42 Amendment 6: Elderly tax exemptions
05:15 Amendment 7: Drinking water utilities
05:45 Amendment 8: Foreign adversary expropriation
06:12 Amendment 9: Property tax freezes
06:41 Amendment 10: Rehabilitated property
07:14 Reading the full PAR guide
08:29 Why your Nov. 3 vote matters
09:58 Wrap-up
Resources
PAR Louisiana Guide to the Constitutional Amendments: parlouisiana.org/resources/guide-to-the-constitutional-amendments
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Hosts
Ben Harang
REALTOR® | Keller Williams Realty Bayou Partners
La. License #: 36589
Mobile: 985.859.2500 | Office: 985.262.4400
ben@benharang.com | benharang.com
Clint C. Galliano
REALTOR® | Keller Williams Realty Bayou Partners
La. License #: 995704723
Mobile: 985.647.4479 | SMS Hotline: (985) 200-5447
Office: 985.262.4400
clint.galliano@kw.com | SoLahomegroup.com
Produced by: Clint Galliano | Music by: Wiggins Studios
Creators and Guests
Host
Ben Harang
Ben Harang brings over 30 years of experience as a licensed agent and currently works with Keller Williams Realty Bayou Partners. Ben’s experience includes single family residential sales, large land sales, subdivision development, building new construction residential and commercial projects and selling REO/Foreclosed properties.
Host
Clint C. Galliano
Clint Galliano, who’s been an agent since 2020 & an investor since 2008, also with Keller Williams Realty Bayou Partners. Clint’s experience includes residential sales, residential rentals, property management, and various avenues of investing.
