Public Service Commission

Get Out & Vote

The Louisiana Public Service Commissioner (PSC) is a constitutionally created and independent elected body. They are not at the direction of the governor or legislature. They have no one to report to other than the voters who elect them into office. This means you hold the power.

There is a PSC District 3 Runoff on the ballot on December 10.  Learn more about the candidates by watching the debate.

What does the PSC actually do?

Commissioners have complete and absolute power to take action and regulate to ensure safe, reliable, and reasonably priced public utilities for most of Louisiana. These include water, gas, electricity, telephone, telecommunications, and intrastate transportation.

PSC District 3 Will Be In The Runoff Election on December 10

Are You In District 3?
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Primary Election Results

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Candidate Surveys from District 3

Click on a candidate to see their responses to our survey. As surveys are submitted, they will be added to this page. Please check back for more candidates' answers.
Do you know what your Public Service Commissioner actually does and are you engaging with them once they’re in office? If not, you’re giving them your power since you (the voter) is the only one who can actually hold them accountable. Public Service Commissioners are elected to 5 districts throughout the state.
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