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In fact, per the report, "About 10,000 more people voted in liberal New Orleans in Saturday's election than did in the governor's race in October 2023 that elected Landry, and 91% of those who voted there on Saturday rejected all four amendments."

The amendments in question would have mandated tax cuts for the rich, established a system of specialty courts, changed the dates of judicial elections, and made it easier to send children to adult prisons in some criminal cases. The blanket rejection of all four by roughly 2-to-1 margins, said University of New Orleans pollster Ed Chervenak, is "a collective middle finger to the governor."