Louisiana voters deliver 'full-throated rejection' of GOP governor's 4 constitutional amendments

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

43% : Religious groups and nonprofits were unhappy the amendment would have weakened constitutional protections for property tax exemptions they enjoy.
41% : Nearly two-thirds of voters rejected all of the amendments in an election that could have broader political implications for the rest of Landry's term.
17% : " Landry and the Republican-dominated legislature might have inadvertently stirred up public opposition to Amendment 2 by putting it on the same ballot as Amendment 3, a juvenile justice measure that drew the ire of Democrats and national anti-incarceration groups.

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