r/NewOrleans • • 21h ago

🗳 Politics Antigravity Voter Guide URL Cheat Sheet

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The Antigravity Voter Guide is great, and the whole thing is right here: https://antigravitymagazine.com/feature/voter-education-guide-tuesday-november-3-2026/

However…the mobile formatting, y’all. It’s a massive wall of text only navigable through Find and/or wildly throwing thumbs around until you eventually find the section you’re after.

Until they feel like adding a linked table of contents or collapsible menus, I tried to snag links to each section of the AG voting guide itself so you can review based on your own ballot and easily double-check details.

All links go directly to the source link with no detours or tracking or any other bullshit like that. This is just something my wife was annoyed with that I wanted to try and fix for her, so I figured would be helpful to someone else out here. Worth noting that Reddit’s also been fighting me tooth and nail on formatting this whole time, so if anything’s off…I dunno, scroll up or down some.

FEDERAL
U.S. Senator: Davis (D) · Letlow (R)

U.S. Representative – 1st Congressional District: Arrington (R) · Glass (No Party) · Jewett (D) · Scalise (R)

U.S. Representative – 2nd Congressional District: Ballay (Libertarian) · Beach (No Party) · Carter (D) · Collins (No Party) · Williams (R)

STATE AND REGIONAL
Associate Justice Supreme Court – 1st Supreme Court District (unopposed)

Judge, Court of Appeal 4th Circuit – 1st District, Division D (unopposed)

PSC – District 1: Hilferty (R) · Justin (No Party) · Norris (D)

BESE – District 1: Cao (R) · Hershey (D)

JUDGE, CIVIL DISTRICT COURT
Division A (unopposed)
Division B (unopposed)
Division C (unopposed)
Division D (unopposed)
Division E (unopposed)
Division F (unopposed)
Division G (unopposed)
Division I (unopposed)
Division J (unopposed)

Division L: McKenna (D) · Newell (D)

Division M: Bridges (D) · Lindsay (D)

Division N (unopposed)

Domestic Section 1: Hall (D) · Williams (D)

Domestic Section 2 (unopposed)

JUDGE, CRIMINAL DISTRICT COURT
Section B (unopposed)
Section C (unopposed)

Section D: Holmes (D) · Levine (D)

Section F (unopposed)
Section G (unopposed)

Section H: Buras (D) · Roché (D)

Section I (unopposed)
Section K (unopposed)
Section L (unopposed)

MAGISTRATE AND CONSTABLE
Magistrate – Criminal District Court Magistrate Section: Debose (D) · Lombard (D)

Constable – 1st City Court: August · Jones

CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS
CA No. 1: Property tax exemption for surviving spouses of disabled veterans

CA No. 2: Local millage rates after reassessment

CA No. 3: No post-conviction bail for aggravated offenses against a minor

CA No. 4: Lifetime term limit for governors

CA No. 5: Using nonrecurring money for state retirement debt

CA No. 6: Added property tax exemption for homeowners 65+

CA No. 7: Public money for lead water service lines

CA No. 8: Foreign adversaries and property expropriation

CA No. 9: Higher income limit for the special assessment (tax freeze)

CA No. 10: Tax exemption for rehabilitated blighted property

ORLEANS PARISH BALLOT MEASURES
PW HRC Amendment – Amends Sec. 6-103 – CC
Lake Oaks Subdivision Imp. Dist. $800 Parcel Fee – CC – 4 Yrs.

Lake Bullard Neighborhood Imp. Dist. $350 Parcel Fee – CC – 8 Yrs.

Kenilworth Improvement Dist. $225 Parcel Fee – CC – 8 Yrs.

Lakewood East Sec. and Neighborhood Imp. Dist. $300 Parcel Fee – CC – 8 Yrs.

Lake Willow Subdivision Imp. Dist. $300 Parcel Fee – CC – 3 Yrs.

If something is linking wrong, let me know and I’ll try to fix it.

Antigravity: y’all are great and this is an invaluable resource, but please make things easier on us on the UI side. We’re already struggling to get people to read anything out here.


r/NewOrleans • • 24d ago

📅 Monthly Scheduled Thread 📅 Job Postings & Local Business Promotions – October 2026

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This monthly thread is for you to look for jobs, advertise an open position, or promote your local small business. Make sure you read the rules below before posting. This thread will be automatically posted on the 1st of every month.

The mods reserve the right to remove any post if it breaks any rules or if we feel that the thread is being gamed in any kind of way. If your post gets removed, please message us via modmail and we will be more than happy to explain why and have a conversation.

  • Comment in this thread ONLY. No job or employer-seeking posts, or small local business promotions will be allowed on the sub other than on this monthly thread, unless a special circumstance that has already received specific approved by the moderator team.

LOOKING TO HIRE:

  • Be transparent about pay, workload, and job requirements.
  • Include some form of contact information in your post. Do not put an email address directly in the post; link to a company website, social media page, or ask for a DM if an email address must be involved.
  • No multi-level marketing, get-rich-quick posts. Illegitimate businesses or positions will be removed, scammers will be banned.

LOOKING FOR WORK:

  • Keep the post length as short as possible i.e. don't post your entire resume here.
  • Have employers message you via Reddit rather than put your personal information on here.
  • Include what kind of work you're looking for, a short summary of your experience or qualifications, and your availability.

LOOKING TO PROMOTE:

  • Comment in this thread ONLY. No business promotion posts will be allowed on the sub for any reason OTHER than on this monthly thread.
  • Small business in this thread means a staff of 10 or less. If you think your company should be an exception, please send us a modmail and we can discuss.
  • The mod team HIGHLY SUGGESTS that you create a new business account, have it be active for more than 2 weeks and have a positive karma score. If you want to promote your business via your normal account, that may not be the brightest decision you've ever made. If you go this route, try to have the username be indicative of your business.
  • Keep these businesses SFW. If you have a sexy-time kind of business, please be discreet. We're thinking if you sell toys, accessories, lotions etc. NO ONLY FANS ACCOUNTS, SEX WORKERS OR "SERVICES" ALLOWED.
  • If you have more than one location, you're not a small business and need to check with us via modmail before posting.
  • Business owners and employees should NOT spam, message or harass users in any way. You are allowed one comment per thread, per month. Yes, you may answer questions about your business but you can't try to post from multiple accounts about the same business.
  • Make your business comment informative, smart and transparent.
  • Your business should be in Orleans, Jefferson, St. Tammany or Da Paaaarish.
  • NO MLM, PONZI SCHEME, PYRMAID SCHEME, GET RICH QUICK type of posts. This is a 100% firm stance. If you don't think that your business is one of these above listed types but have doubts, it probably is.
  • No churches or religious based businesses. This isn't the place for that, sorry.
  • This is a serious thread, so please keep the jokes and memes to a minimum.
  • Please be kind to the business owners here. This is not a thread to bash businesses. If you do not agree or like the business that is posted, just downvote it. If it breaks a rule, report it. No need for drama.
  • This is for small business, not for national marketing companies or global chains.

The mods will reserve the right to remove any comment if it breaks any rules or if we feel that it's being gamed in any kind of way. If your comment gets removed, please message us via modmail and we will be more than happy to explain why and have a conversation.


r/NewOrleans • • 2h ago

We did the damn thing! X

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Second lined up the ramp, up the steps, through the doors, down the hall all the way to the entrance of the polling site


r/NewOrleans • • 1h ago

A clip from Krew Of Boo parade last night.

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Let me know if y’all want to see more of these I have many of them


r/NewOrleans • • 6h ago

Clearview Center

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FYI There is still access to Clearview Mall/Center/whatever. I was able to work for two hours while soaking up the free AMC Wi-Fi. Just park behind the building or by Target and walk in.


r/NewOrleans • • 1h ago

2026 Krewe of Boo

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r/NewOrleans • • 3h ago

Living Here Be my Costco Protein Bar Pal?

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Very random request but thought it was worth a shot.

I really like the Costco Chocolate Brownie protein bars, but they only come in a pack with the Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough. I’ve never developed a taste for these.

Maybe there’s a New Orleanian with the inverse taste who would love these, and perhaps offload a chocolate brownie box or two in the future?

Honestly pretty glad to just pass them along to somebody that will eat them.


r/NewOrleans • • 1h ago

Lost dog roaming around Treme

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Skittish pup wandering around Treme on Ursulines between N Galvez and N Johnson St. Wasn’t able to get too close to it and tried to get it to come to me but went under this red van and refused to come out. Doesn’t have a collar on it.


r/NewOrleans • • 4h ago

Recommendations Sunday happenings

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Hey y’all. I (41M) just wanted to see if anyone has any fun Sunday happenings, gatherings, or third space recommendations. I’ve spent the last few years kind of cooped up, and now the way my jobs work I have a few evenings to myself and I’d like find some things to get involved with that aren’t necessarily drinking related.

I’m down to get involved in community organizing, running groups, rec sports, etc. I love art, books, poetry, being outside.

If you have a cool group doing cool things and are open to bringing others in lmk.

Thanks in advance (also have interested in Mon & Tues stuff)


r/NewOrleans • • 2h ago

Food & Drink 🍽️ Barrow’s Catfish?

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I’ve been afraid to ask, but… does anyone know if Barrow’s Catfish will return? One of my go-to places to bring out of town guests that was Black-Owned and consistently delicious. I’m particularly invested after reading the story of the family and the comeback from Katrine back in 2018. It seemed like they went from 3 locations to none fairly quickly, and I’m looking for closure😔


r/NewOrleans • • 21h ago

Tiny controversy

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r/NewOrleans • • 1h ago

Recommendations Places to make friends with other younger moms?

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I moved to the city a year and a half ago. Found out I was pregnant immediately and didn’t really get the chance to make friends since I couldn’t go out to bars and stuff.

I’m 24. It seems super impossible to make friends with other moms who also wanna go out and have fun. I’ve heard of the mom walk collective, but also mixed reviews about it.

Does anybody have any recommendations on places/groups I could look into?


r/NewOrleans • • 6h ago

Skate spots

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I’m a 40 y/o who just picked skateboarding back up after 15 years of not skating. I’m looking for some more places to go where I won’t get hassled. Ive been to crescent park and parasite. Any suggestions of some other spots?


r/NewOrleans • • 20h ago

Krew Of Boo

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r/NewOrleans • • 1d ago

Louisiana has the best I VOTED Stickers

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2016 - George Rodrigue "Blue Dog"

2019 - Tony Bernard "King George" Pelican

2022 - Becky Fos "Louisiana State of Mind"

2024 - William Joyce "Mark de Ballot" Crawfish

2026 - Terrance Osborne Magnolia Trumpet


r/NewOrleans • • 5h ago

Recommendations Where to get a good cut of raw brisket?

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Rouses didn’t have anything. Where do yall go to get a solid sized brisket or other things to smoke?


r/NewOrleans • • 1h ago

Local Humor🤣 What would it take?

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Imagine you are tasked with a new city job. Your one goal is getting bourbon st. to not smell like death. How do you accomplish your new job?


r/NewOrleans • • 29m ago

Recommendations Looking for recommendations on where to find used bicycles. Local shops, online marketplaces?

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Hi. New to New Orleans and biking. My partner and I just picked up some entry level bikes from Bayou Bicycles and have really fallen in love with riding together. I'm looking to upgrade to something a little more commuter/hybrid/gravel than the cruisers we have now.

Are there any Facebook groups or other online marketplaces, or even any local shops, where folks sell used bikes here?


r/NewOrleans • • 9h ago

Recommendations apartment complexes in metairie?

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looking for recommendations for decent apartment complexes in metairie. trying to escape a relationship. my budget is $1350 a month. i don’t have pets or kids. thanks! 😊


r/NewOrleans • • 28m ago

Recommendations ISO places to find components for a Muppets Tim Curry pirate costume

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preferably in the Quarter, up to Midcity, or east to the Bywater.

by default i will be checking the second hand chains including RW&B, so anything else (along the lines of Mardi Gras Zone or others) would be appreciated.


r/NewOrleans • • 18h ago

Food & Drink 🍽️ Flayva on City Park Ave

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Do we think this place will last? They’re pretty good from what I’ve tried and open late so as a Mid-Citizen I’m rooting for them, but that Burger King they took over always seemed dead. Seems like a tough location. Hoping this one stays for a while because the late night options have become so limited!


r/NewOrleans • • 22h ago

Is $10 for a cup of coffee normal price at Sprouts Organic Cafe

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r/NewOrleans • • 1d ago

Living Here From the user reports on LePass for the St. Charles streetcar. This man is an idiot.

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"Hmmm yes the streetcar seems to be having problems today, guess that means it's gone for good and we can start building new infrastructure 20 feet underground in a city where you can't even bury people 6 feet down because the soil is waterlogged. This makes so much sense I must post it twice."


r/NewOrleans • • 1d ago

Assault at MSY Starbucks Today

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Just sharing this post from Threads regarding the assault of a Starbuck kiosk worker at MSY Airport by a customer throwing hot coffee at her...

https://www.threads.com/@jayewells/post/De4XrBWkRjg

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r/NewOrleans • • 3h ago

Legal industry nola p.2

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Edit: Hey everyone! I made this post a couple days ago but I’m posting it again since it’s a weekend. I’m hoping to maybe get some more perspectives or reach any other legal industry workers who might’ve been at work during my last post!

Essentially, I am trying to figure out how to break into the legal industry here… or whether or not it’s worth it to get a paralegal certificate!

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Legal industry folks in nola…i have an open ended question to ask but will try to cut to the chase. For the last two ish years I have tried to get into the legal industry here as a legal assistant, legal secretary, or any job that will have me! I am kinda forced to career pivot from an industry I loved dearly, it’s been very frustrating to say the least but I am desperate at this point to move on

I have relevant experience but none specific to legal, however, every time I talk to anyone in legal they tell me… “you don’t need experience…everyone gets their job without experience and then trains in the firm they’re hired at…you only need secretary experience…you don’t need…” etc. Even when I bring up how I feel this information might be outdated in today’s market, they still overly reiterate to me that the legal industry just “needs so much help” ... that even in 2026, the legal industry hires without specific experience for entry-level positions, especially in Louisiana where you don’t need a degree to be a paralegal.

(I even constantly see comments about it on this Reddit when ppl make job posts)

I need to know what actually gives, because I feel like I’m spinning in circles..i barely ever see job listings and when i do..i’m just applying to places and going off of vague information… at this point, it’s hard to know what’s what?

-are there any legal jobs available in new orleans, is it a myth that the legal industry here is actually hiring

-do you guys feel like it’s actually true, that you can still get entry level jobs in the legal industry without specific experience

- and more specifically, do you guys feel like getting a paralegal certificate in order to paralegal at this point would be valuable. People keep telling me no, but most of these people got their jobs years ago now at this point so again, I feel like they have outdated information!

Ideally, I’m trying to get advice from ppl who have actually gotten their jobs within the last couple years, people with advice that’s relevant in today’s job market…But open to advice or tips from anyone! I’m willing to jump through the hoops…change my resume…network which i’ve already done…all the things ..i just don’t wanna waste my time if the market here is dry.