7856 Main St. Houma, LA 70360
Terrebonne Parish Clerk of Court
(985) 868-5660
Terrebonne Parish Clerk of Court
- 7856 Main St. Houma, LA 70360
- (985) 868 5660
Elections Info
Election Dates / Info
IMPORTANT ELECTION DATES AND INFORMATION!
Click here for the 2023 fall gubernatorial election dates, as well as early voting information. Also, some precincts have recently changed voting location. To find your correct precinct location, click here and input the information requested.
For past election results by parish, multi-parish, or statewide, click here and input the information requested.
To see a sample ballot of an upcoming election, click here and input the parish and precinct information. Be sure to click on “full text” for a complete description of any propositions/amendments.
Commissioner Information
To become an election worker, review the Election Worker Flyer to be sure you qualify. If so, then complete the Election Worker Application.
Return the completed application by email to electionworker@sos.la.gov and send a copy of your completed application to our office: Terrebonne Parish Clerk of Court, Elections Department, 415 Goode St., Houma, LA 70360.
Our Elections department will contact you with more information.
ELECTION COMMISSIONER QUALIFICATIONS
- You must be a qualified voter who is not marked for assistance in voting in the precinct register and who does not require the use of the audio ballot in voting
- You shall not be a candidate for election to public office or a member of the immediate family of a candidate for election to public office in the precinct in which you serve.
- You must not have been convicted of an election offense.
- You must have completed a course of instruction for commissioners conducted by the current Clerk of Court, provided your correct party affiliation to the Clerk, and have received a Certificate of Instruction for such attendance.
- You may be selected and able to serve in a precinct other than the one in which you are registered to vote.
COMMISSIONER-IN-CHARGE QUALIFICATIONS
- You shall be a qualified voter in the precinct in which you serve and who is not entitled to assistance in voting.
- You shall not be a candidate for election to public office or a member of the immediate family of a candidate for election to public office in the precinct in which you serve.
- You shall not have been convicted of an election offense.
- You shall have successfully completed a general course of instruction for Commissioners and a course of instruction for Commissioner-in-Charge.
- You shall have served as a commissioner in at least two elections during the last four years.