Residents take the time to vote Tuesday at poling stations in Lake Charles. (Rick Hickman / American Press)

It’s decision day for voters in Southwest Louisiana with local runoffs and three proposed constitutional amendments among items on area ballots.

Polls open at 7 a.m. and close at 8 p.m. Anyone in line at 8 p.m. will be allowed to vote.

Voters should bring an ID with them to vote — such as a Louisiana driver’s license, Louisiana Special ID card, a generally recognized picture identification card with name and signature such as a passport, or a digital license via LA Wallet.

Statewide the constitutional amendments up for consideration include banning those who aren’t United States citizens from registering to vote or casting ballots in Louisiana elections, and requiring state Senate confirmation of the governor’s appointees to the State Civil Service Commission and the State Police Commission.

In Calcasieu Parish, voters will also decide runoffs for three School Board seats, Westlake and Iowa mayor and a Westlake City Council seat. A parishwide millage renewal that would benefit the Chennault International Airport Authority as well as a sales tax renewal in Vinton are also on the ballot.

In Jeff Davis, the Elton mayoral race will be decided, as well as two gravity drainage district millage renewal propositions.

In Vernon, a runoff for the School Board District 3 seat will be decided as well as two road district tax continuation propositions.

Some voting locations have been relocated in Calcasieu Parish for the election.

All residents who usually vote at Prien Lake Park Pavilion, 3700 West Prien Lake Road, will be relocated to Prien Lake Elementary School, 3741 Nelson Road, due to hurricane damage. Residents who usually vote at the Ward Four Fire Protection District No. Four Fire Station, 789 W. Houston River Road in Sulphur, will be relocated to Ward Four Fire Protection District No. Four Fire Station, 3000 North Claiborne St. in Sulphur, which is a newly constructed fire house.

Voters in precincts 402 and 465 who previously were moved to Frasch Elementary School to vote will return to Frasch Park Recreation Center, 400 Picard Road in Sulphur, to cast their ballots now that hurricane repairs have been completed. The same holds true for voters in precincts 861E and 861W who were moved to the Ward Two Fire Protection District No. One Fire Station in Iowa, La. They can now return to the Ward Eight Protection District No. Two Fire Station, 3395 Manchester Road in Iowa, to vote now that repairs to the station have been completed.