Question 1

What Louisiana PSC district am I in?

Accepted Answer

Louisiana has five Public Service Commission districts covering the entire state. Enter your address at map.votechrisjustin.com to find out which district you live in. Each district elects one commissioner who serves a six-year term.

Question 2

How do I find out who my Louisiana PSC commissioner is?

Accepted Answer

The Louisiana Public Service Commission has five elected commissioners, one per district. As of 2026: District 1 — Eric Skrmetta (term ends 2026-12-31, seat open). District 2 — Jean-Paul Coussan. District 3 — Davante Lewis. District 4 — Mike Francis. District 5 — Foster Campbell (term ends 2026-12-31, seat open). Use the address lookup at map.votechrisjustin.com to find your district.

Question 3

When does my Louisiana PSC district vote?

Accepted Answer

PSC commissioners serve staggered six-year terms. Districts 1 and 5 are on the ballot in 2026 (general election November 3, 2026). Other districts vote in different cycles. Beginning in 2026, Louisiana uses a closed partisan primary system: party primaries on May 16, 2026, with the general election November 3, 2026.

Question 4

What is my new Louisiana congressional district for 2026?

Accepted Answer

Louisiana adopted a new U.S. congressional map in 2026 (Act 2 of the 2026 Regular Session), so many addresses are now in a different district than before. Enter your address at map.votechrisjustin.com and switch to the congressional view to see your new district. The 2026 U.S. House election is an open primary on November 3, 2026, with candidate qualifying August 5-7, 2026. The new map is the subject of ongoing litigation, so confirm your district with the Louisiana Secretary of State before relying on it to vote.

Find your Louisiana PSC district