Terry B. Jones Publisher, Data News Weekly
Early voting will take place across Orleans Parish from November 1st – 8th (excluding Sunday, November 2nd) as residents prepare to cast their ballots in the city’s Upcoming Runoff Election that takes place on November 15, 2025. Voters will decide key races that will help shape the future of local leadership on critical issues such as public safety, infrastructure, education, and economic opportunity.
Clerk of Criminal District Court – Darren Lombard
Darren Lombard, who currently serves as Clerk of Criminal District Court, continues to demonstrate the leadership and professionalism needed to move the office forward. Since his election, Lombard has focused on improving efficiency in court operations, expanding access to justice, and modernizing record-keeping systems.Supporters praise his commitment to transparency, community engagement, and building public trust. As voters head to the polls, Data News Weekly encourages citizens to recognize Lombard’s proven record of service and effectiveness. His steady leadership has helped create a more responsive and accountable Court System for all New Orleanians.
Darren Lombard, who currently serves as Clerk of Criminal District Court, continues to demonstrate the leadership and professionalism needed to move the office forward. Since his election, Lombard has focused on improving efficiency in court operations, expanding access to justice, and modernizing record-keeping systems.Supporters praise his commitment to transparency, community engagement, and building public trust. As voters head to the polls, Data News Weekly encourages citizens to recognize Lombard’s proven record of service and effectiveness. His steady leadership has helped create a more responsive and accountable Court System for all New Orleanians.
City Council District E – Jason Hughes
Jason Hughes represents bold, new leadership for the city’s future. Currently serving in the Louisiana House of Representatives for District 100, where he’s shown leadership where he has earned the right to be promoted to the City Council. Hughes sits on key committees addressing education, commerce, and workforce development. A proud native of New Orleans East, he has made it his mission to expand early childhood education, support small businesses, and attract new investment into local neighborhoods.Hughes’s legislative record reflects his dedication to improving teacher pay, promoting economic inclusion, and fostering collaboration between government and community. In this runoff, he offers voters a forward-looking, solutions-driven approach that prioritizes equity, opportunity, and accountability.
Jason Hughes represents bold, new leadership for the city’s future. Currently serving in the Louisiana House of Representatives for District 100, where he’s shown leadership where he has earned the right to be promoted to the City Council. Hughes sits on key committees addressing education, commerce, and workforce development. A proud native of New Orleans East, he has made it his mission to expand early childhood education, support small businesses, and attract new investment into local neighborhoods.Hughes’s legislative record reflects his dedication to improving teacher pay, promoting economic inclusion, and fostering collaboration between government and community. In this runoff, he offers voters a forward-looking, solutions-driven approach that prioritizes equity, opportunity, and accountability.
Participating in Early Voting
Early voting in Orleans Parish runs through November 8th at designated registrar’s offices. Voters are encouraged to check their registration status, review sample ballots, and bring a valid photo ID.Local elections have a profound impact on daily life, from neighborhood safety to schools and city services. Data News Weekly, “The People’s Paper,” urges all citizens to make their voices heard. Your vote is your power, use it to help shape the future of New Orleans.
Early voting in Orleans Parish runs through November 8th at designated registrar’s offices. Voters are encouraged to check their registration status, review sample ballots, and bring a valid photo ID.Local elections have a profound impact on daily life, from neighborhood safety to schools and city services. Data News Weekly, “The People’s Paper,” urges all citizens to make their voices heard. Your vote is your power, use it to help shape the future of New Orleans.
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