BATON ROUGE - Across the country, voters are deciding who will serve their communities in the House and the Senate. There are also several local elections happening across the state. 

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The U.S. Senate race to succeed Sen. Bill Cassidy is between Republican Julia Letlow and Democrat Jamie Davis. 

Voters will also vote on representatives to serve Louisiana in all six congressional districts.

There are also 10 Louisiana state constitutional amendments on the ballot. Learn more about them here.

Polls are open until 8 p.m. If you are in line by 8 p.m., you can vote. 

You can find polling locations on the Secretary of State's website.

The Secretary of State's office has asked voters to show patience and respect toward election commissioners and other election workers on Election Day.

"Because ballots include many races and propositions, voters may need more time to make their selections, which could lead to longer lines at polling places," a statement from the Secretary of State reads.

The Secretary of State also reminds voters that, under state law, electioneering within 600 feet of the entrance to a polling place is strictly prohibited by everyone, whether or not individuals are affiliated with or working on behalf of a political campaign. This includes wearing campaign or political paraphernalia, such as T-shirts, hats, buttons or other items displaying campaign slogans or the names of candidates on the ballot.

"Election officials will ask individuals who violate this law to remove or cover the prohibited items. Those who refuse to comply will be asked to leave the polling site," officials added.