Early voting site
Caddo Parish Registrar of Voters
525 Marshall St, Suite 103Shreveport, LA 71101
District A · Election November 3, 2026
Shreveport City Council · District A
“Let’s Make It Happen.”
Early voting · open now Oct 20–27 · 8:30 a.m.–6 p.m.
Election Day Tuesday, Nov 3 · 6 a.m.–8 p.m.
Early voting is open
Any Caddo Parish voter can vote early in person, no reason needed. Polls are open 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. every day except Sunday, October 25.
Early voting site
Early voting site
Bring with you
A Louisiana driver’s license, Louisiana special ID, LA Wallet digital license, or another picture ID with your name and signature. No picture ID? You can sign a voter identification affidavit and vote.
Hanh Williams · Shreveport City Council District A · Ballot #151*
Sources: Louisiana Secretary of State early voting locations and the Caddo Parish Registrar of Voters, checked October 20, 2026. *Ballot numbers are assigned by the Secretary of State; confirm yours on your sample ballot in the voter portal.
Meet Hanh
For more than 48 years, I have been proud to call Shreveport home. My deep roots in this community and my respect for American principles and citizens' rights inspire me to serve our neighbors with integrity and purpose.
I am a retired financial advisor and a business owner. I have served on the board of the Independence Bowl Foundation, volunteered with Junior Achievement at J.S. Clark Middle School, and I am a member of the North Shreveport Business Association.
City Council service should be about people, not politics. I will be a strong, steadfast advocate who ensures that every neighborhood and resident in District A is heard, respected, and represented.
Together, we can ensure that every voice in District A is heard and build a community where every neighborhood and business has the opportunity to thrive.
Out in District A
On October 23, the campaign sponsored the North Shreveport Business Association’s Heroes BBQ Cook-Off supporting local law enforcement, and Hanh has been at recent meet and greets, including with Lt. Governor Billy Nungesser. Signs are going up across District A, volunteers are handing out push cards from the campaign office at 1500 N Market St, and Hanh is walking District A every day. Below: Hanh’s two radio spots, the cook-off, Allendale, the ribbon cutting with Foster Campbell, the Mamie Hicks Recreation Center, Lakeside, and C.C. Antoine’s 190th birthday.

Priorities
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I pledge to work alongside local law enforcement leaders to help keep District A safe.
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How to vote
Use the Louisiana Secretary of State voter portal to verify your own ballot, registration, and voting location.
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Online through GeauxVote: .
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Poll hours: 6 a.m.–8 p.m.
If no candidate wins more than 50% on November 3, Louisiana holds a runoff on . Mark both dates.
Official voter resource
Ballot #151* — the Secretary of State assigns ballot numbers, so confirm yours on your official sample ballot before you vote. The voter portal also shows your registration status, your precinct, and your polling place.
Get involved
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Contact
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