As the runoff for the Caddo Parish Sheriff position intensifies, early voting opens its doors to the citizens of Shreveport and surrounding areas. With the race between John Nickelson and Henry Whitehorn hanging on a single vote from the previous round, anticipation runs high as voters gear up to cast their ballots once again.

Key Details:

• Location: Early voting will take place at the Caddo Registrar of Voters office, located at 525 Marshall St. Suite 103, as well as at the Hamilton Branch Library on 2111 Bert Kouns Industrial Loop.
• Dates: Early voting commenced on Saturday, March 9, and continues through Saturday, March 16. Please note that early voting will be closed on Sunday, March 10.
• Operating Hours: The polling stations will be open from 8:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. every day during the early voting period.

What’s on the Ballot:

While the runoff for the Caddo Parish Sheriff position takes center stage, other important races and decisions await voters. Here’s what’s at stake:

• Sheriff Runoff: All registered voters can participate in deciding between John Nickelson and Henry Whitehorn for the role of Caddo Parish Sheriff.
• Party-Specific Votes: Registered Democrats and Republicans will also be casting their votes within their respective parties for President, DPEC, and RPEC Members.
• Local Elections: District 6 for Parish Commissioner, as well as the Town of Greenwood, will be electing their Mayor, Aldermen, and Aldermen at Large.
• Identification Requirements: Voters are reminded to bring proof of identification, such as a driver’s license or governmental ID, to the polling stations.

Your Voice Matters:

Last week, we featured “What’s your story” about John Nickelson. And don’t forget to tune in tomorrow for our special feature on Henry Whitehorn. Get to know the candidates and make an informed decision as you exercise your right to vote in this critical election.

Additional Information:

For those seeking more details on their specific ballot items, the website www.caddovoter.org offers valuable resources. By clicking on “Am I Registered” or “What’s on my Ballot,” voters can access comprehensive information to help inform their decisions.

Conclusion:

With the fate of crucial local and party-specific positions hanging in the balance, early voting presents an opportunity for citizens to make their voices heard. As the runoff for Caddo Parish Sheriff remains razor-close, every vote counts. Let your voice shape the future of our community by participating in early voting from March 9th to March 16th, 2024.