Louisiana's governor suspended primary elections after the Supreme Court ruled the state's congressional map unconstitutional, which means 45,000 votes that were already cast will be discarded. Governor Jeff Landry downplayed the situation publicly, saying it's 'not a big deal' and 'not my fault,' but voting rights advocates worry the map redraw could dilute Black voting power in one of Louisiana's congressional districts. The Supreme Court decision and ballot discarding happened in May 2026 after redistricting litigation.