Vol. 29, No. 10 Kenner’s Community Newspaper Since 1991 OCTOBER 2020 Drive thru “Trunk or Kenner City Council to hold in-person meetings at Now and Treat” for Halloween Pontchartrain Center beginning Oct. 1 always, your to be held in Kenner Kenner Mayor Ben Zahn announced on chambers with full public access, it is important September 16, 2020, that in-person city council to work with guidelines from both the governor meetings will take place at the Pontchartrain and the state fire marshal’s office,” Zahn said. Center beginning on Thursday, Oct. 1, assuming “Those guidelines are in place to protect us all.”health is our no increase in the current COVID-19 infection The decision was made to move to online rates in the city. meetings beginning on April 17 and 10 Zoom Throughout the pandemic, Mayor Zahn has meetings have been held since the pandemic since April. The latest data will be released at been investigating ways to provide greater public started. noon onpriority. Sept. 30, and Zahn said city officials will access to city council meetings while providing The Louisiana Department of Health regu- review whether there has been an increase in the the highest level of safety precautions. “While larly puts out census-level COVID-19 infection COVID-19 counts in the city. our ultimate goal is to return to the city council data that Kenner has been closely monitoringBid ZahnToday said he has relied on. the science and Auctions in August page 22 A silent auction with 100% of the funds benefiting non-profits. Items availableIf foryou bidding at each are of our 19 branchesin andneed online. of care, For more information, go to AUCTIONSINAUGUST.COM Gulf Coast Bank annual auction raises more than $100,000or visit a Gulf Coast Bank branch.for non-profits our team is here for you. By Allan Katz donated by individuals and institutions that wanted cord number of hurricaness in the Gulf of Mexico were s to benefit the region’s outstanding non-profit Musicthreatening our region. So, people under- Gift cCaationrds stay The 13th Annual Gulf Coast Bank silent auc- agencies that provide urgently needed ser- Stay connectedVastandablyaskets had ofa lot all to onSort theiryour minds healthcare besides tion in August raised more than $100,000 to benefit vices to individuals and families in need. Giftour B auction. And yet, we had near-record Pet Services & Suppliesares Kenner Mayor Zahn, Kenner Police Chief Mike 194 non-profit agencies that provide urgently needed “In some ways, this year’s auction from theDé participationcomfortcor & Housew which of Iyour think tells home you with Glaser and the city council announced that Kenner services in the metro area, including Jefferson Parish was the most challenging and satisfying Sportsomething Memor aboutabilia the inherent compas- will be holding a drive-thru Trunk or Treat event from and Kenner. in the 13 years we’ve been doing this,” the MyOchsnerAndsion Much that isMor an e!integral patient part of our unique portal. 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. on Halloween in Kenner City Gulf Coast Bank, founded in 1990, is a communi- says Guy Williams, president and chief Visitculture. ochsner.org/myo The $100,000 we raised exceeded Park. ty bank serving Southeast Louisiana with other offices executive officer of Gulf Coast Bank and Trust our most optimistic expectations.” The goal is to provide some family fun while still and services located in neighboring states. Company. “We conducted the auction during the time Sheila Englert, marketing director for following all COVID-19 safety precautions. This year’s auction featured more than 900 items of the coronavirus pandemic and at a time when a re- • Message your provider 24/7 “Halloween is not canceled in Kenner, but we page 22 504.561.6124 • Request prescription refills wanted to offer a safe alternative for families to enjoy,” GULFBANK.COM Mayor Zahn said. “We hope everyone takes advantage GCB_AIA_KSqtrpgads_8503.indd 2 • Check your test6/13/19 results 4:11 PM of this.” OMC-Kenner receives “Get With The COVID safety precautions will be in place and everyone giving out candy will be wearing masks and Guidelines-Stroke Gold Plus Quality the trunk or treat stations will be spaced out with so- See a provider from home cial distancing in mind. Achievement” award and “Target While the CDC has described traditional trunk 24/7 with an Ochsner or treat celebrations as high-risk, a drive-thru event is Type 2 Diabetes Honor Roll” award completely different and does not require anyone to Anywhere Care virtual visit. get out of their vehicle or walk from station to station. Ochsner Medical Center-Kenner has received the American Heart “No one coming for trunk or treat will get out of Association/AmericanVisit Stroke Association’sochsner.org/anywhere Get With The Guidelines their cars,” Mayor Zahn said. “They will hold a bag or Nov. 3 Election Day Ballot Information – see page 18 (GWTG) - Stroke Gold Plus Quality Achievement Award. The award rec- bucket outside their cars to safely get the candy and ognizes the hospital’s commitment to ensuring stroke patients receive treats.” the most appropriate treatment according to nationally recognized, Vehicles will enter Kenner City Park on Loyola research-based guidelines180 based W. Esplanade on the latest scientificAve. | Kenner,evidence. LA 70065 Drive by the Dog Park, move north toward the Pavil- November 3 Presidential The award was earned by meeting specific quality achievement mea- ion to pass by the vehicles with decorated trunks and General and Open Congressional sures for the diagnosis and treat- exit onto eastbound Vintage Drive. ment of stroke patients at Kenner Police will be on hand for traffic control. Primary Election info a set level for a designated For more information or to register a vehicle, email period. These measures in- The following is important information for the Tuesday, November 3, [email protected]. clude evaluation of the proper 2020 Presidential General and Open Congressional Primary Election. use of medications and other stroke treatments aligned with the most The deadline to register to vote in person or by mail is October 5. The up-to-date, evidence-based guidelines with the goal of speeding recovery deadline to register to vote through the Louisiana Secretary of State’s and reducing death and disability for stroke patients. Before discharge, GeauxVote Online Registration System is October 13, 2020. Kenner city patients should also receive education on managing their health, get a maintenance Early voting is from Tuesday, October 20 through Tuesday, October 27, from 8:30 a.m. until 6:00 p.m. excluding Sunday, October 25. page 23 crews have The deadline to request an absentee by mail ballot is Friday, October been sprucing 30 by 4:30 p.m. An absentee by mail ballot can be requested online through up landscaping the secretary of state’s Voter Portal or in writing through the Jefferson Par- throughout ish Registrar of Voters Office (other than military and overseas voters). BRAKE TAG INFO the city. The deadline for the Jefferson Parish Registrar of Voters Office to re- ceive a voted mail ballot is Monday, November 2 by 4:30 p.m. (other than see pages 2, 8 & 23 military and overseas voters). 2 OCTOBER 2020 H KENNER STHR KENNER STHR H OCTOBER 2020 3

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themselves when their 13th Annual Gulf Coast Bank them and write about them frequently. For example, I should also mention that the Gulf Coast Bank banking Silent Auction of over 900 items raised more than we have often written about the Jefferson Council On branch in Kenner is located at 3410 Williams Boule- $100,000 for 194 non-profit agencies in the metro Aging where Executive Director Al Robichaux and his vard. The branch manager is Marcel Gonzalez, a highly By Allan Katz region through all of their 19 branches. They raised team operate a Meals On Wheels program that delivers regarded member of the Kenner business community. more than $100,000 despite the coronavirus and a food to the doors of hundreds of Jefferson Parish se- I would be remiss if I did not mention Sheila En- I have been an hurricane season that hung over us like an oppressive niors, many of them disabled and in their 80s and 90s. glert, the marketing director for the Gulf Coast bank. admirer of Guy Williams, the president and chief black cloud. This year, Williams had some fun with the auc- She and her staff did an especially great job this year executive officer of Gulf Coast Bank and Trust, for Williams and his team created the Gulf Coast tion himself. He put in the high bid for the Café Hope of running the auction which attracted 900 items. many years. Bank auction in the wake of Hurricane Katrina when team to come to his home to prepare a meal for his As I mentioned in the beginning, I am a long- Of course, the readers of the Kenner Star, are the metro area was still reeling from the devastation, family and guests. Café Hope is a non-profit that trains time admirer of Guy Williams and all that he has ac- familiar with Williams because they get to read his death and depression that followed the storm. Wil- at-risk boys and girls for a career in the food industry. complished. The Gulf Coast Bank is locally owned and columns on money management, banking and the liams, who then as now, understood the important “The meal was superb, meeting the highest standard from its beginnings has had a deeply felt commitment economy every month. They know that Williams’ col- role that non-profits play in the quality of life that we of an expert Louisiana kitchen,” says Williams. “The to the region and the community it serves. But the umns are filled with common sense, and experienced enjoy, wanted to help those vital organizations. As a boys and girls were expert and served our dinner story of the Gulf Coast Bank does not end with this analysis, advice and good counsel. part of the South Louisiana community and culture, beautifully. They were very polite and good conversa- year’s successful auction. Williams and his gang will I had a chance to get to know Williams person- he also knew that many folks think of silent auctions tionalists. I’m sure they have great futures and careers be back next year with another auction to benefit the ally through his frequent appearances on Louisiana as fun. And, Lord knows, after Katrina, we needed in the food industry.” region’s non-profits. It is a wonderful event that does Newsmaker, a cable TV talk show that I hosted for 24 some fun. From the very beginning, the auction was Over the last 13 years, the auction raised good for our community while being fun for all the years. He was always on time, well prepared, thought- a huge success and a much-needed financial boost for $1,158,000 for our region’s non-profits. It is also impor- participants. I think Guy Williams and his colleagues ful and insightful. He also was smart to stay in his the region’s non-profit agencies who directly receive tant to mention the Gulf Coast Bank was founded by deserve a standing ovation from all of us. lane. He never pretended to be expert on anything but the donations. Williams and a team of investors with $30 million in banking and money management. Here at the Kenner Star, we also know some- assets. Today, the bank has over $2 billion in assets, 19 Allan Katz can be reached at [email protected]. This year I thought Williams and his team outdid thing about non-profit organizations. We appreciate branches and almost 700 employees. Political OCTOBER 2020 Vol. 29 No. 10 Kenner Star is a tabloid newspaper published monthly The Louisiana political battle over COVID-19 response and is distributed by direct mail free to all registered voter households in Kenner, numbering almost 20,000 households. An additional 2,000 copies are also distributed continues each month in high traffic locations in Kenner. and must conclude within six months. To accomplish the legislators who are upset at the poor economy Publisher By Jeff Crouere their goals, organizers have named coordinators in in the state. According to Schexnayder, “A signifi- Kenner Star, Inc. almost every parish, who will be responsible for gath- cant number of House members have also asked to Editor The Louisiana ering signatures. Even though the recall drive is a address the continued proclamations issued by the Allan Katz Legislature has de- long shot, the mere idea of an ongoing campaign is an governor during the pandemic and what many see as Managing Editor/Marketing Director cided to convene a special session for 30 days to deal annoyance for the governor. It could have been one of an imbalance of power…this special session will not Candy Lovitt with a myriad of issues, including the state’s response the factors that influenced his decision to move the end without a solution to this problem.” Contributing Writers to Hurricane Laura, the inadequate unemployment state into Phase 3. In 30 days, state residents will know whether Sid Bullard benefit trust fund and the Governor’s emergency or- The governor is not the only Louisiana politi- the governor’s orders will be followed exactly as is- Jeff Crouere ders to address the COVID-19 pandemic. While there cian facing a recall campaign. One has also been sued, modified or completely revoked. Michael Glaser will be three main topics of discussion, a total 70 dif- launched against House Speaker Clay Schexnayder In the last session, a measure by State Repre- Alexandra Goodwin Craig Goodwin ferent issues have been identified for consideration (R-Gonzales). In his district, recall organizers will sentative Alan Seabaugh (R-Shreveport) to negate James Gray, Ph.D. by the legislature. only need approximately 9,000 signatures to force the governor’s orders failed to garner majority sup- Allan Katz Governor Edwards was not happy with the another election. It is interesting to note that in the port in the House of Representatives. After several Michelle Lovitt length of time or the large agenda of the special ses- aftermath of the launch of the Schexnayder recall, months, it will be interesting to see if the mood of the Rodney Miller sion. According to Edwards, the session should be the house speaker announced that a special session legislators has changed. Dennis E. Rinck, Jr. shorter in duration and the agenda should not be so would be held. While the state is in a Phase 3 recovery, the Bob Ross vast. He believes that having non-emergency topics Obviously, pressure from the public does play mask mandate is still in effect and the governor says Rafael E. Saddy Srikanth Tamma, M.D. on the schedule is “obviously problematic.” He claims a role in moving a political agenda. It will be inter- that will not be removed until there is a vaccine avail- Ken Trahan that this is because some legislators “don’t see the esting to see what sort of impact voters will have on able for state residents. Such a vaccine may not be Candace Watkins emergency for what it is.” the special session. Clearly, the victims of Hurricane available until the end of the year, so the people of Guy Williams The governor recently moved the state into a Laura are in desperate need and the state must Louisiana will have to get accustomed to wearing Christina Sulli Wilson Phase 3 COVID-19 response; however, he continued provide additional support. Also, with the unemploy- masks unless the Louisiana Legislature decides to Ben Zahn several restrictions on certain types of businesses. ment crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, our overturn this order among others in the upcoming Copy Editors Many Louisiana business owners are upset that the trust fund needs a massive amount of assistance. In session. Melissa Drake state has not moved more aggressively toward re- early March, the fund had approximately $1 billion, a With so much at stake, this special session Monica Zeringue opening. The governor maintains that his decisions record amount. At this point, it has declined by more promises to be both fascinating and impactful. Distribution Manager are being guided by the White House Coronavirus than 90% to the anemic level of $80 million. Bryan Dormady Task Force and his state health officials. With another COVID-19 relief measure still be- Jeff Crouere is a native New Orleanian and Graphic Design Not only are some legislators unhappy with the ing debated in Congress, the state must look to other his award-winning program, “Ringside Politics” Trevor Sprague state’s limited reopening plans, but some Louisiana options for solvency, such as increasing the unem- airs locally at 7:30 p.m. on Fridays and at 10:00 Printing voters are also disgruntled. In fact, they are so un- ployment tax on businesses, borrowing more money p.m. Sundays on PBS affiliate WLAE-TV, Channel Baton Rouge Press © 2020 Kenner Star, Inc. All Rights Reserved happy that they have launched a campaign to recall from the U.S. Treasury or using some of the funds 32, and from 7:00 a.m. until 11:00 a.m. weekdays Governor John Bel Edwards, who was just re-elected already allocated to the state in previous relief bills. on radio station WGSO 990 AM and www.Wgso. KENNER STAR last year. The most contentious issues of the session will com. Crouere, a political columnist, is the author of P.O. Box 641654 • Kenner, LA 70064 Phone 468-9125 The recall effort is a tremendous undertaking. revolve around efforts from some legislators to undo “America’s Last Chance” and provides regular com- Email: [email protected] It will take 20% of the state’s registered voters to the governor’s emergency orders regarding COVID-19. mentaries on the Jeff Crouere YouTube channel and The content of all theme-based columns, recall the governor and force another election. With The governor warned legislators not to make any on www.JeffCrouere.com. For more information, written by respective professionals in this newspaper, over three million registered voters in Louisiana, re- moves that “would seriously jeopardize” the state’s email Crouere at [email protected]. is in no way intended to render advice, suggest a course of action, or take the place of an individual call organizers will need over 600,000 signatures to COVID-19 response plan. consultation regarding that subject matter. be successful. It was launched at the end of August It seems those warnings will go unheeded by KENNER STHR H OCTOBER 2020 7 Government Not a time to let your guard down for hurricanes

By Ben Zahn – Kenner Mayor handles tree cutting and IV Waste, the city garbage before – during the record-setting 2005 season that contractor. included Hurricane Katrina. Remember that Octo- Once again, our a storm. I’d like to thank the field crews in the recre- ber is also one of the most active times of the storm field crews, working Preparing for the potential arrival of tropical ation, general services, parkways and public works season, which continues until Nov. 30. together with city weather is a total team effort, from the Emergency departments for their hard work, as well as the de- It is easy to get storm fatigue, particularly in the contractors, did a re- Management Department and all city departments, partment heads and Deputy CAO Chad Pitfield for middle of the COVID pandemic, but we want to as- markable job preparing for a storm that forecasters to my administration and, of course, the Fire Chief organizing this amazing team effort. sure residents that the city will continue to do what it predicted could affect the city. While Kenner was Terence Morris and the Fire Department, Police One thing we noticed is that our residents also takes to be fully prepared for any approaching storm, under a hurricane warning at one point from Hurri- Chief Mike Glaser and the Police Department and were cleaning out their storm drains, picking up and we ask residents to never relax and to never as- cane Sally, the storm turned to the east and spared the City Council. loose outdoor items and taking care of personal and sume the next storm will turn away like others have. our area. We cleaned out storm drains, picked up loose business storm preparations. Together, we will always be prepared and “Ken- That happened with Hurricane Laura and oth- debris that could become dangerous projectiles in And while we have gotten extremely lucky so far ner Proud!” er storms this season, and while it is good news for a storm and used a slope mower to maintain the this hurricane season, it is very important for our res- the city, we send our very best wishes to the people ditches south of Airline Drive to ensure they could idents to continue to take any storm that approaches Kenner Mayor Ben Zahn can be reached at of Alabama and Mississippi, as well as those in south- hold the maximum amount of water. All this field our area seriously. This has been an extremely busy 468-7240 or by email at [email protected]. western Louisiana. As Katrina survivors, we know the work was done in conjunction with H&O, the city’s season, with forecasters now using the Greek alpha- hard work involved in recovery and rebuilding after grounds keeping contractor, Risk Services, which bet for storm names. That’s only happened one time

Economic development continues to roll on during pandemic By Candace Watkins – Kenner’s Economic Development Program Consultant

Our Department critical to the planning process and anyone who LONGER TAKING APPLICATIONS Candace Watkins is the city of Kenner’s Eco- of Economic Develop- would like to be notified of the meeting schedule The Louisiana Main Street Recovery Program nomic Development Program Director. The Ken- ment reports that the by email should contact me at cwatkins@kenner. stopped taking applications to assist small busi- ner Economic Development Office is located at city has issued 106 la.us. nesses on Sept. 29. However, the program will con- 421 Williams Boulevard on the second floor above new business licenses since January, while an- Things are happening in Laketown as well. tinue to process and award grants until all money the Office of Motor Vehicles in Rivertown. Watkins’ other 1,976 licenses have been renewed, in spite The pandemic did not stop state Representative available has been given out. phone number is 985-249-8646 and email address of the challenges of 2020. Our department staff has Debbie Villio from sponsoring Act 72 on behalf of For more information, go to www.louisiana- is [email protected]. been busy since March monitoring and publicizing the city of Kenner to allow the state of Louisiana mainstreet.com. state and federal aid programs to assist Kenner the option of leasing the water bottoms in Lake- businesses in response to COVID-19. town for up to 99 years, greatly enhancing market- Our economic development team has been ability of the site. Act 72 passed without opposition actively working on special projects in support of and with the support of our state Representative Attention Business Owners Mayor Ben Zahn’s vision of revitalizing retail spac- Joe Stagni and our Senators Kirk Talbot and Gary es into mixed-use centers that will increase sales Smith. This new law enabled the city to publish Be An Achiever! tax revenues to provide vital city services. an RFP for the development of Laketown under As previously announced, the department much more flexible lease terms. The city received GENERATE received a grant award of $180,000 to fund two a substantial proposal from Atlantis Partners, LLC SOLID LEADS The Executive economic development plans – one for Rivertown earlier this month that is being reviewed for con- Achievers Association meets revitalization and one for redevelopment of The sideration. LEARN for breakfast bi-weekly at 7 a.m. Esplanade mall. The city issued a Request for Pro- In support of tourism, my staff submitted an LEADERSHIP SKILLS posals and received 21 proposals from consultants application to the National Endowment for the Arts BE A CONFIDENT October 1, 15 & 29 across the country. The contract was awarded to for a possible mural project in Rivertown. Themes PUBLIC SPEAKER Check website for info. TSW Architects & Planners in Atlanta, whose team and locations for the proposed Cannes Brulee Mu- included local realtor Lynda Nugent Smith. The rals will be explored by TSW and the public dur- IMPROVE Copeland Towers Suite & Conference Center Kenner City Council approved the contract at its ing the Rivertown revitalization planning process. PROFITABILITY 2601 Severn Ave, Metairie September 18 regular meeting and the project will Awards will be announced in April. begin soon. Public engagement meetings will be MAIN STREET RECOVERY PROGRAM NO THE EXECUTIVE ACHIEVERS ASSOCIATION Call Randy Lovitt at 836-7136 for more information on becoming a member | eaanola.org Update on two-year Duncan Canal construction project on West Esplanade

The $12 million project to replace the outdated pleted, this will be a tremendous improvement, both in timber pile bridges in the Duncan Canal with concrete drainage capacity and safety as well as beautification.” box culverts, along with a number of other improve- The project calls for drainage and pedestrian im- ments, is expected to be completed by the fall of 2021, provements. Landscaping and art installation are future assuming no unexpected delays, Kenner Mayor Ben improvements planned in the area. Zahn said. The Duncan Canal work began in June of 2019, In addition to the box culverts, the project also will and as of late September, the project was 45 percent enclose a portion of the West Esplanade Canal closest to completed, Zahn said. COMPLETE the Duncan Canal. Hard Rock Construction is the con- The westbound bridge has been removed to al- tractor. The Federal Highway Administration is paying low for the construction of the northern section of the for half of the cost of the work and the city is paying for box culvert in the canal. A traffic detour is in place that PEST & TERMITE CONTROL the other half with bond money from the 2030 Project. reroutes the westbound traffic to the eastbound lanes. “We understand that this is a lengthy project involv- That will remain until January of 2021 and then the east- 4400 Wabash Street, Metairie, LA 70001 ing one of the busiest sections of the city, and we appreci- bound traffic will be rerouted to the westbound lanes. (504) 888-4941 • fax (504) 888-8120 ate everyone’s patience,” Mayor Zahn said. “When com- 8 OCTOBER 2020 H KENNER STHR Police

When displaying jack-o-lanterns indoors, al- Always report suspicious or criminal activity to Trick-or-treating safety ways do so on a sturdy table and away from curtains the Kenner Police Department by calling 9-1-1. By Michael Glaser – Kenner Police Chief and other flammable objects. When displaying jack- At the end of the night, make sure you turn off o-lanterns outdoors, keep them away from landings lights and blow out all candles. Halloween is a Please review the following safety tips for your and doorsteps where costumes can brush against On behalf of the members of the Kenner Po- thrilling and exciting home. This information will help make this fun- the flame and possibly catch fire. lice Department, I wish you and your family a safe time for the children filled holiday safe for all. Together, we can keep our Keep your pets confined to prevent them from and fun-filled Halloween season. of our community. families safe this Halloween. running away or becoming anxious and bothered by Unfortunately, it can Follow social distancing guidelines by main- kids in costume. Kenner Police Chief Glaser can be reached by also be a time when taining a six-foot distance from your neighbors. Never invite strangers into your home while email at [email protected]. Visit the Kenner Police accidents and criminal activity occur. Replace burned-out lights to increase visibility partaking in Halloween festivities. Always distribute Department website at www.kennerpd.com. Down- Especially during this COVID-19 pandemic, at your door and around your house. treats at your doorway or outside. load the free Kenner Police Department mobile app it is important that you prepare your home before Remove anything children can trip over while Lock your car doors and park your vehicle in a for both Apple and Android devices and access the trick-or-treaters take to the streets on Saturday, Oc- on your property, such as garden hoses, toys, bikes safe place to avoid possible vandalism. Kenner Police Department Facebook and Twit- tober 31, even though there may be less street activ- and lawn decorations. Sweep wet leaves from your Occasionally patrol around your home to dis- ter pages for the latest updated crime, traffic and ity than before. Simple precautions, like those to fol- sidewalk and steps to reduce the chance a young- courage speeding motorists, acts of malicious mis- other law enforcement-related information. low, should be observed to ensure everyone’s safety. ster will slip and fall. chief, and crimes against children.

Kenner Seniors Mixed Bowling League Government Is Looking For Bowling Members Kenner gets notice of Class 6 rating from 55 & Over • Kenner Bowling Alley FEMA; residents and businesses qualify for Thursday Afternoon • 12:30 pm flood insurance discounts

If Interested As announced in February 2020, the city of The Class 6 rating is the highest rating level in please call Kenner has qualified for a Class 6 flood rating, and the 49 years Kenner has participated in the FEMA the official notice of that accomplishment – which Community Rating System (CRS) program on flood- means residents and businesses will qualify for up to plain management projects. Only 130 cities through- Johnie Sullivan a 20 percent reduction in the cost of flood insurance out the US have a higher rating than Kenner. 467-7384 – was received from FEMA, Mayor Zahn announced Mayor Zahn said the new rating and savings for on Sept. 16, 2020. residents and businesses is the result of a tremen- Not a sanctioned league As a result of the city’s floodplain management dous team effort that has been in place for the past activities, a 20 percent discount on flood insurance three years. premiums will apply for NFIP policies issued or re- “FEMA and federal officials recognize that “One newed in Kenner’s AE Flood Zone on or after Oct. 1, Kenner” as a team improves our community,” Mayor 2020. For policies in Zone X, the CRS discount of 10 Zahn said. “These and other measures we continue We would like to percent now applies. to take highlight how our city is getting recognition thank our customers Residents and business owners should con- for the strategies we initiated three years ago that for keeping us in 45 Years! tact their insurers for more details on the discounts, are benefitting the city both now and for years to business for 45 years! which go into effect as of Oct. 1, 2020. come,” the mayor said. We are family owned mission • Den automotive repair ns nis ra A T u businesses and proud t ic o Six satellite stations started offering Kenner t m to call Kenner home. a

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our businesses yet, A On September 24, 2020, Kenner Mayor Ben Zahn tem for some time, and this will offer tremendous con- please give us call. F announced that Kenner brake tags will be available at venience for residents as far as the locations and times am ed i at six satellite locations starting on Sept. 25, with any pen- that businesses are available,” Zahn said. “In addition, ly O per We treat our wned and O alties waived for all residents. there also is an economic development component for customers like family The businesses that have been certified to provide the businesses that are involved.” and stand behind Kenner brake tags are Radecker Tire and Auto, 1934 Only auto repair businesses or gas stations are eli- our quality work. Expect the Best! Williams Blvd.; Discount Zone, 4045 Williams; Charlie’s gible to become certified to issue Kenner brake tags. All Automotive, 2004 Airline Drive; Kenner Automotive, brake tag inspectors must pass a test in order to be cer- Trust us to help you! 1315 27th St.; Rick’s Auto Care, 2712 Crestview and New tified. Inspectors who have been previously tested and Orleans Dent Repair, 1328 Carroll St. Brake tags will not approved by the state also will be certified. be available at the city brake tag station. There will be additional hours of operation at AUTOMATIC Both one-year tags, at a cost of $10, and two-year some of the satellite stations, compared to the sched- TRANSMISSION / tags for $20 will be available for vehicles under 10,000 ule at the city’s brake tag station. Brake tags will first pounds. The new brake tag satellite operation was unan- be available between 7:30 a.m. and 9:00 a.m., depending DENNIS AUTOMOTIVE imously approved by the Kenner City Council on Aug. 21. on the business. Residents are asked to contact the in- The city’s brake tag station has been closed since dividual satellite stations to confirm the times they are 504-466-1381 the pandemic began. Kenner police have not been issu- issuing brake tags. ing tickets for expired tags and placards explaining the Mayor Zahn said the city is committed to retain- www.dennisauto1.com brake tag status in the city have been made available for ing the Kenner employees who worked at the city brake 2220 Airline Drive motorists to keep in their vehicles. tag station. They will either help to manage the satellite Residents will have 45 days from Sept. 25 until Nov. stations, assist in providing brake tags to commercial ve- Kenner 9 to get a brake tag with no penalty and that will apply to hicles, taxi cabs and ride-share vehicles or be reassigned everyone, not just those with tags that expired during the within the code enforcement department. Clark W. Dennis, Noreen D. Fonte, pandemic, Zahn said. In addition, Kenner Police Chief Any auto repair business or gas station interested Mark J. Fonte, Keith C. Dennis Mike Glaser said he has instructed officers not to issue in becoming a certified brake tag location can email any citations for brake tags until after the 45-day period. [email protected] for more information. KENNER STHR H OCTOBER 2020 9

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The Jefferson Parish Council voted and adopted Sale and service of alcohol at bars must end at a resolution unanimously at a special council meet- 11:00 p.m., with all patrons cleared from the building Ryan Griffin, MD Srikanth Tamma, MD ing on September 21, 2020 to allow all Jefferson Par- by 11:00 p.m. No one under the age of 21 is permitted Hematology/Oncology Hematology/Oncology ish bars to reopen as soon as the parish meets the in any bar. The governor’s order also prohibits the sale percent positivity criteria under Governor John Bel or service of alcohol for on-premises consumption at Edwards’ current Phase Three order. On September all establishments, including restaurants and casinos, 23, 2020, the Louisiana Department of Health (LDH) after 11:00 p.m. released data to show that Jefferson Parish has a two- The governor’s Phase Three order will be in week COVID-19 test positivity rate of less than five place for 28 days, expiring on October 9, 2020. For Visit ochsner.org/schedule percent. more information from the Office of Governor John So, beginning September 23, all bars in Jef- Bel Edwards, visit gov.louisiana.gov. The state fire or call 504-608-1069 ferson Parish were allowed to open for on-premise marshal’s office and the Louisiana Department of consumption but must follow guidelines per the gov- Health also share information with business owners 180 W. Esplanade Ave. | Kenner, LA 70065 ernor’s order. Bars can open at 25 percent capacity via the Open Safely portal, which is located at open- or up to 50 patrons indoors for customers seated for safely.la.gov. All business owners are encouraged to tableside service, whichever is less. Outdoor service read not only the executive orders, but the relevant is also allowed but in no event can the outdoor seated documents from Open Safely. capacity exceed 50 patrons in total. No standing room For more information about Jefferson Parish, capacity is allowed, all drinks must be ordered at a visit www.JeffParish.net. Residents can also receive table and delivered by bar staff to the table. All seat- regular updates by following the parish on Facebook, ing of patrons must be socially distanced. No live mu- Twitter and Instagram (@JeffParishGov) or by tex- sic will be allowed. ting JPALERT or JPNOTICIAS to 888-777. 12 OCTOBER 2020 H KENNER STHR Health Exercise might help you avoid cancer

By Srikanth Tamma, M.D. active. Another study demonstrated that the risk of How much exercise do you need? cancer was decreased by 16% for individuals that You do not need to be a marathon runner to be We all under- cancers, esophageal cancer, liver cancer, stomach maintained their physical health. Similarly, patients considered physically active. The American Cancer stand the struggle of cancer, kidney cancer and myeloid leukemia. “Lei- with colorectal cancer who continue to exercise had Society recommends 150 minutes of moderate inten- being consistent in sure time physical activity” was also strongly associ- a 31% lower risk of death than those who did not. sity exercise or 75 minutes of high intensity activity the gym. It’s a life- ated with lower risk of other cancers such as multiple Breast cancer studies indicate that physically each week. Walking at just three miles per hour is style that can be hard to get accustomed to, but it’s myeloma (a blood cancer), as well as cancers of the active women have shown a lower risk of developing considered moderate intensity – that’s easy! You can all about the preparation. Planning a time, setting head, neck, rectum, bladder and lung. cancer than inactive women. After 31 prospective get in your recommended activity by taking a 30-min- a reminder, starting small and laying out your gear Although many factors determine an individu- studies, the average breast cancer risk reduction as- ute walk on your lunch break, five days a week. are all ways to prepare. Many people exercise to lose al’s risk of cancer, some, such as genetics, are beyond sociated with exercise was 12%. Women who walked Dr. Srikanth Tamma earned his medical degree weight or to have more energy, but did you know that our control. Others, like smoking, vaccination against three-to-five hours a week at an average pace after a from Kasturba Medical College in Manipal, India in exercise might help you avoid cancer? the human papillomavirus (HPV), diet and exercise, breast cancer diagnosis exhibited an approximately 2001, completed his internship and residency training Exercise is important when it comes to lower- can be modified. I must stress that exercise in and of 40% to 50% lower risk of recurrence and death. Wom- from Wayne State University/Sinai-Grace Hospital in ing your risk for cancer. Exercise helps control weight, itself will not prevent cancer, but there is mounting en who engage in walking at an average pace of two Detroit, Michigan in 2007 and completed his medical reduce sex hormones or insulin, strengthens your evidence that exercise, as part of a healthy lifestyle, miles per hour, for one hour per week lowered their oncology fellowship at Ochsner Medical Center in 2009. immune system and it can boost your quality of life can not only decrease your risk of getting cancer, but risk 35% to 49%. Dr. Tamma, on staff at Ochsner Medical Center-Kenner during cancer treatment. Recently, the American it can also improve outcomes for patients with cancer. Prostate cancer may also be associated with since 2009 is board-certified in medical oncology and Cancer Society and the National Cancer Institute Plus, it can be fun and a terrific way to be social and improved outcomes in patients who exercise, al- treats a variety of cancers and blood disorders. To have highlighted the potential benefits of exercise make friends. though the data is less clear. In one study, men with schedule an appointment with Dr. Tamma at Ochsner in decreasing the risk of developing specific types Colon cancer is one of the most widely studied non-metastatic prostate cancer who engaged in high Health Center-Kenner, located at 200 West Esplanade of cancer. A study published in the JAMA Internal cancers in relation to exercise. A study showed that intensity activity for at least three hours a week had Avenue, call 842-7434. Medicine found that physical activity decreased the most active individuals had a 24% lower risk of co- a 61% lower risk of death from prostate cancer than the risk of colon cancer, breast cancer, endometrial lon cancer than those who were the least physically those who only exercised for one hour per week.

October is “National Physical Therapy” month By Craig Goodwin

Every October amine each individual and develop a plan of care • Motor Vehicle Accidents physical therapists using treatment techniques to promote the ability and physical therapy assistants celebrate “National to move, reduce pain, restore function, and prevent • Personal Injury Physical Therapy” month, an annual opportunity disability. Physical therapists also work with indi- to raise awareness about the benefits of physical viduals to prevent the loss of mobility by develop- therapy.The APTA has a month-long campaign to ing fitness – and wellness-oriented programs for • Admiralty & recognize the physical therapy profession’s efforts healthier and more active lifestyles. to “transform society by optimizing movement to Improve your quality of life through more Maritime improve the human experience.” movement. Choose better health. Choose physical National Physical Therapy month celebrates therapy. • Traffic Tickets the health and well-being of any person’s single Dennis E. Rinck, Jr. - Attorney, most valuable possession – their body. When injury Craig Goodwin, physical therapist, is presi- Tiffany Callaghan - Office Manager/Paralegal, • Notary Public Bianca Rios - Legal Assistant, or disability occurs, often people turn to a physical dent of Kenner Orthopedic and Sports Therapy Jose Martinez - Legal Assistant therapist in order to overcome their pain and loss located at 3921 Williams Boulevard in Kenner of mobility. A physical therapist is a licensed health and at two other locations in Metairie and on the care professional who evaluates a patient’s physi- West Bank. Goodwin graduated from LSU Medical Free Consultation cal status, establishes goals and a plan of care and School Department of Allied Health Department administers treatments to promote optimal health. of Physical Therapy in 1987. The professionals Physical therapists are healthcare profession- at Kenner Orthopedic and Sports Therapy can be Let us help you! als who diagnose and treat individuals of all ages, contacted via email at [email protected] or from newborns to the elderly, who have medical by visiting www.orthosportstherapy.com. Alexan- 1824 Williams Blvd., Ste. C • Kenner, LA 70062 problems or other health-related conditions that dra Goodwin is co-author and contributing writer Corner of Williams & W. Metairie across from Kenner City Hall limit their abilities to move and perform functional to the Kenner Orthopedic column. activities in their daily lives. Physical therapists ex- BRAKE TAG NOTICE SEE PAGE 23 FOR A LIST OF SATELLITE BRAKE TAG KENNER POLICE DEPARTMENT STATIONS NOW OPEN Drug Tip Hotline BRAKE TAGS ARE NOT AVAILABLE AT 466-3073 CITY OF KENNER BRAKE TAG STATION. KENNER STHR H OCTOBER 2020 13 Living Mask & Fever Check ENJOY Required. SAFELY! Why seniors lose their appetite By Michelle Lovitt Christmas Have you ever ated or unable to eat. October 17 & 18 visited a parent or Depression or loneliness 10AM - 5PM grandparent and Depression affects one in 10 seniors and often & Fall found that food had spoiled in the refrigerator? What causes loss of appetite. Many older adults may also about canned goods that have long expired? Molded dislike mealtime because they have nobody to eat bread? with and their loneliness gets intensified. Many seniors find eating to be an issue. The Loss of control Market nutritional nourishment of a senior, aging in place, When older adults are dependent on others for can suffer and negatively affect their health. A loss everything, they have lost control over how they want of appetite is a challenge that must be confronted to to live their lives. Sometimes, not being able to choose help seniors receive essential nourishment to sustain what to eat makes someone not want to eat at all. themselves. A senior’s quality of life is directly tied to Mealtimes are unpleasant being well nourished and remaining as active as pos- If mealtimes have become a time for disagree- sible. If loss of appetite is not caused by a health or ments or arguments about their eating, seniors could medication issue, here are some contributing factors associate food with unpleasantness and avoid it. that can result in a loss of appetite. The bottom line is simple. Getting seniors who Lack of exercise have no appetite to eat is a big challenge. Therefore, Regular exercise and activity boosts appetite. it might be time to begin researching options for as- Sometimes, seniors need to work up an appetite be- sisted living. While no one wants to make the decision fore they can eat. to move an aging parent out of their home, there may Dehydration come a time when that choice is in their best interest. Being dehydrated can cause loss of appetite. Call around, ask questions and be ready! When com- Many older adults don’t get enough fluids and be- paring homes, inquire if the home is willing to adapt come dehydrated more easily because of age-related cooking and preparation methods to adhere to vari- changes or medication consumption. ous dietary restrictions to ensure a loved one might be Lack of routine able to enjoy meals that fit within their dietary needs Getting into a daily routine where meals are and preferences. Does the regular daily routine incor- eaten around the same time every day can help their porate scheduled snack and mealtimes? Lastly, take body feel ready to eat at those times. a tour (if possible) and observe if residents gather GOT GOLD Loss of taste together at a table. Remember, eating is as much a With age, many people’s taste buds become less social event as it is a survival activity. or SILVER? able to detect flavors. Normal food might be bland and unappetizing to them. Michelle Lovitt is the owner of Audubon Inability to prepare meals Care Homes, located at 4713 Dreyfous Avenue in Seniors who live independently might not be Metairie. For more information and to schedule WE PAY eating because preparing their own meals has be- a personal tour of Metairie’s newest home, call come too difficult. 252-2640 or email info@auduboncarehomes. Sensitivity to smells com. Visit the Audubon Care Homes’ website at CASH!! Sometimes people develop a sensitivity to the www.auduboncarehomes.com. smell of certain foods that can make them feel nause- • Jewelry • Instruments PAWN • Electronics • And More! SELL Advertise • Collectibles Loans from $100 - $10,000 in the CONFIDENTIAL APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE “The friendliest pawn shop in town!”

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accident car was worth at the time of the accident; even payoff amount goes directly to the lender and if that still leaves you in debt. In order to get the you will get the remainder, if any. Of course, if By Dennis E. Rinck, Jr. most for your car, don’t just take your claims you owned the car yourself, you will get the full adjuster’s word on your vehicle’s value; do some amount. Furthermore, if the insurance company After you make the vehicle to be a total loss. background research on your own. Never be provided you with a rental throughout the claims a claim for a motor A total loss is defined by Louisiana Law afraid to speak up, and make sure the adjuster process, make sure to ask the adjuster how vehicle accident, the insurance company will as “a motor vehicle which has sustained dam- has considered things such as your vehicle’s trim long you will be able to continue in the rental estimate the cost of repairs either through their ages equivalent to seventy-five percent (75%) level, unique color combination, limited edition, car. There is no set standard rental car usage own adjuster or through an auto repair facility, or more of the market value as determined by after market upgrades, recent significant me- timeframe, especially for a total loss situation, or both. Despite what the insurance company the most current National Automobile Deal- chanical repairs or replacements. Anything that but your adjuster should give you a reasonable may tell you, in Louisiana you have the right ers Association Handbook.” By law, a total can add value to the vehicle should be consid- amount of time to receive the check and find a to use the auto repair shop of your choice. Al- loss vehicle is also required to have a salvage ered by the insurance adjuster. new car, as long as you begin looking as soon as though they may send you to a certain shop title. If the insurance company says that your Once the vehicle is deemed a total loss and you know the car will be deemed a total loss. for an estimate, you cannot be forced to go to car is a total loss, it will only pay you the fair an actual cash value is determined, most insur- As with any law, there are exceptions to a particular shop for the actual repairs. Based market value of your car as of the day of the ac- ance companies will give you two options. First, the total loss determination (e.g., hail damage, on the estimated cost of repairs, the insurance cident. Unfortunately, an insurer is not obligated you can decide to have the insurance company air bag assembly, etc.). Remember, every case company may pay to repair the vehicle or deem to pay off your car loan, only to pay you what your take ownership of the vehicle and pay you the is different. Contact a lawyer to discuss your op- full actual cash value (minus your deductible, if tions. Weigh the options, seek out the advice of a applicable). The insurer will then take your car trusted repair facility and choose the one that is and sell it to the secondary market (for parts, best for you. Kenner School Spotlight: etc.) in order to recoup some of its losses. This secondary market value is called a salvage value. This information has been provided for in- A.C. ALEXANDER ELEMENTARY The second option is for you to keep the vehicle formational purposes only and is not intended A.C. Alexander is a high achieving school where all children and receive a check from the insurer for the and should not be construed to constitute legal can succeed. Alexander School offers a safe and rigorous actual cash value minus the estimated salvage advice. learning environment for a diverse population of students in value of the vehicle. If you keep the vehicle, you grades pre-K through 8th. The students of Alexander School have thirty days to apply for a salvage title for the Dennis E. Rinck, Jr., a member of the Loui- are provided with the knowledge to become successful and vehicle. The vehicle will not be legally allowed siana State Bar, is a lifelong Kenner resident, active community members as a result of the engaging on the roadways until it is safely repaired, in- practicing attorney and owner of Rivertown methods of its certified teachers. spected by the state police and issued a rebuilt/ Law Center, L.L.C., located at 1824 Williams restored salvage title. In most cases, it is best to Boulevard, Suite C in Kenner. Motor vehicle Alexander believes in educating the whole child. Students take the first option. accidents, personal injuries, maritime and are provided with the latest technology such as interactive Once you decide on which option to take, traffic violations are Rinck’s primary areas of white boards, a computer lab, and the iReady individualized learning program. Our English Language Learners are taught payment should be issued within a few days. If practice. Rinck can be reached at 704-1194 or by certified bilingual ESL teachers. We also offer the Dual you leased the car, payment goes directly to the [email protected]. Language Program in Pre-K, Kindergarten, and First Grade. leasing company. If you financed the car, the Each year, the Dual Language Program will expand to the next grade. Students are also exposed to diverse lessons and the Healthy Choice Lifestyles physical education program. Faculty and staff strive to make learning fun and engaging for all students by providing them with the educational tools beneficial to becoming lifelong learners. The principal of A.C. Alexander School is Leslie Harrison and the Assistant Principal is Corinna Cannon. Community Alexander School is represented on the Jefferson Parish School Board by District IX member Sandy Denapolis- Bosarge. Alexander Elementary is located at 600 W. Esplanade Ave. in Kenner. For more information, call Jefferson Transit uses NanoSeptic and UVC 504-469-7326, visit Alexander.jpschools.org, or follow them on Facebook (@ACAlexanderElementary). lights to disinfect buses

KENNER PUBLIC SCHOOLS Jefferson Transit (JeT) is using nanotech- cleaning process takes only 30 minutes and the Alexander Elementary, John James Audubon, Bonnabel High, Chateau Estates nology-powered self-cleaning “skins” to cover fleet is ready to hit the streets the next day in Elementary, Clancy-Maggiore Elementary, Greenlawn Terrace Elementary, high-touch surfaces on the buses, in addition a super-clean state. PURO is being used by the Kenner Discovery Health Sciences Academy, Roosevelt Middle, Schneckenburger to PURO, which is new ultraviolet disinfection New York transit agency in an effort to kill CO- Elementary, Washington Elementary STEM School, G. T. Woods Elementary system that uses UVC light to help fight against VID-19. JeT is the first transit system in the state viruses and bacteria. to use this technology. This public service announcement is sponsored by the Shane Family Foundation. “We are thrilled to be in possession of new NanoSeptic skins turn dirty high traffic, UVC lights to kill COVID-19 on buses. The UV public touchpoints into continuously self-clean- light that will be used on the buses is very ef- ing surfaces. Working 24/7, the surface continu- ficient in killing the virus that is responsible ally oxidizes organic contaminants. Unlike tra- Submit an anonymous tip for COVID-19. JeT is reducing the level of the ditional disinfectants and cleaners, the Nano- virus on the transit system for riders and the Septic surface has no poisons, heavy metals directly to the Kenner Police community. The dual-headed lamps have ef- or chemicals and nothing is released from the ficacy against Class 2 and 3 viruses, including surface. According to its website, NanoSeptic is Department about Criminal / COVID-19, SARS, influenza and Ebola,” said Jef- “stronger than bleach” in terms of its protection ferson Parish Transit Director Ninette Barrios. from pathogens. This product is also being used Drug Activity, a Wanted Subject, “These new products not only create cleaner in the some high-traffic areas throughout Jeffer- buses, but also allow us to communicate our son Parish, including health care facilities such or Other Types of Suspicious commitment to the safety and health of Jeffer- as Elmwood Fitness Center owned by Ochsner son Parish riders at every touchpoint.” Hospital. incidents in your Community JeT has purchased five portable units of For more information about JeT, visit www. the PURO system, which are used to sanitize the jeffersontransit.org. Go to www.kennerpd.com buses daily after they are out of service. Each KENNER STHR H OCTOBER 2020 15 Sports $1,250 3409 Lemon Street Jefferson Parish reaches out to #C SALE PENDING Metairie FOR LEASE help Orleans Parish schools with $219,000 1705 Maryland Avenue • Kenner prep football FOR SALE By Ken Trahan

This is your classic good news, bad news 250) at a game, the loss incurred by a school to FOR SALE scenario. stage a game at an Orleans Parish Stadium is $399,000 $319,000 1913 Cammie Avenue • Metairie 2201 Onzaga Street • New Orleans Finally, on Sept. 21, New Orleans Mayor huge and that does not even factor in campus Latoya Cantrell joined the other 63 parishes in stadiums like Lupin Field at Newman or Brees LOT FOR SALE LOT FOR SALE Louisiana in saying Orleans Parish would allow Family Field at Lusher Charter. aniee Korndorer prep football to be played in the city in 2020, as Also in Jefferson Parish, the opportunity REALTOR previously allowed by Governor John Bel Ed- to renew playing games at the facility formerly Residential •Commercial wards and observed by all other parishes in the known as Zephyr Field is there, as is the ability $298,000 $293,000 state. to play at Muss Bertolino Stadium in Kenner. 3540 S I-10 Service Rd. W, Ste. 300 532 Soraparu Street New Orleans 538 Soraparu Street New Orleans Previously, Mayor Cantrell had stated that Councilman Impastato, who played high Metairie, LA 70001 she would rely on the data, not the dates, and school football at Archbishop Rummel, under- e 54.25.161 SOLD COMMERCIAL LEASE that she had not seen guidelines from the LH- stands how important it is to schools, coaches Office 504.883.5252 SAA. and players to play. Fax 504.883.5172 Of course, the LHSAA countered quickly He spearheaded a resolution to allow Jef- [email protected] that it had established guidelines a few months ferson Parish stadiums to house Orleans Parish before the statement took place but that no one schools. $17,500 $3,800 7500 Mercury Drive • Violet Lots 13-24 Colorado Street from New Orleans had reached out to ask the North gets it completely as well. organization about it. North served as the head coach at John Eh- Then, the LHSAA published its 17-page ret for many years and spent 30 years as a coach guidelines on Sept. 18 for everyone to see. Those and educator. guidelines were detailed, plentiful, restrictive Nini, as the athletic director, saw his sons and specific in an attempt to ensure that all in- play at Archbishop Shaw and understands ath- volved in a football game would have a very good letics. 2151 Williams Blvd. (RIGHT BEHIND CAR WASH) to great chance of remaining safe, healthy. Being in charge of Jefferson Parish stadi- The data, as of late September, had New ums, Nini has worked overtime to try to accom- 469-3503 • www.theicehousekenner.com Orleans at just over a one percent infection modate Orleans Parish schools at its stadiums. Monday-Thursday 5 am-6 pm rate, very low by state standards, and yet strin- He has drawn praise from Orleans Parish Friday 5 am-7 pm gent restrictions, more stringent than any other coaches for his efforts. Sat. 7 am-7 pm • Sun. 8 am-5 pm parishes, remained in place in the city and that Those that feel Jefferson Parish is poach- PAINT BALL spilled over to prep football. ing or taking advantage of a situation are simply The mayor stayed in Phase 2 while the rest mistaken. Selling & YOUR FOOTBALL PARTY of the state moved to Phase 3. That prohibited Many residents of Jefferson Parish attend- Filling HEADQUARTERS Orleans Parish football teams from having con- ed schools in Orleans Parish. Co2 Tanks tact or playing games in the city. Young people, their parents, relatives, That prompted a free-for-all among the friends and support groups, including bands, We Now Fill Ice Cold Package BEER schools to race to find stadiums outside of the cheerleaders, flag teams and dance teams de- HPA Tanks city to play at. serve the opportunity to perform and their rela- 24 pk suitcase Kudos go out to Jefferson Parish School tives deserve the chance to watch them. ud Crs Lie Board member Billy North, Jefferson Parish A high school football game is much more PAINT BALLS 99 ud Lie Mier Lie Councilman Dominick Impastato and Jefferson than just a football game. It is an event. It re- 20. Parish Athletic Director Carl Nini. quires preparation on so many fronts by so many Barbecuing? North spearheaded an effort to reduce the young people. TOP OFF YOUR TANK cost of playing at Jefferson Parish stadiums for It is educational. It is good physical exer- Tank Out Of Date? Orleans Parish schools who simply could not af- cise and conditioning. It requires discipline. It EXCHANGE HERE ford to play at stadiums in Orleans Parish, due dictates unselfishness, fellowship and dedica- FOR SAME LOW PRICE! CASE to the cost of those stadiums and the limit of tion. 2,000 99 SOLD BY THE 250 fans imposed by New Orleans Mayor Latoya Jefferson Parish officials understand this, 36. PROPANE GALLON Cantrell for home contests. making those us who reside in the parish quite Throughout the rest of the state, including proud of where we live. COKE PRODUCTS Jefferson Parish, the allowance is 25 percent. COE E COE To put that in perspective, Joe Yenni Sta- Ken Trahan serves as owner and chief R EER executive officer of ICE dium in Metairie and Hoss Memtsas Stadium in CrescentCitySports.com AN OER Harvey seats 7,000 fans. That would allow 1,750 and as sports director of NASH ICON FM 106.1. DRY ICE COLD BEER AC fans at games, a very manageable figure. Trahan hosts sports talk shows nightly as well COE 49 12 PACK Then, there are the figures provided by as “Ken Trahan’s Original Prep Report” on Fri- 15 TO GO! ROCS 5. many athletic directors who rent stadiums and day nights during the football season and “The 1. lb. pay the cost of doing so. Three Tailgaters Show” with Ed Daniels Satur- Consider that the cost to play at the Jeffer- day mornings from 10:00 a.m. until noon. Tra- son Parish facilities, including having a required han is the general manager of the Saints Hall ambulance and security, is about $2,000. of Fame Museum in the Mercedes-Benz Super- COVID-19 information is available at At Pan American Stadium in New Orleans, dome and does morning sports for all four Cu- that cost escalates to $3,000 to $3,500. mulus radio stations in the New Orleans area. At Tad Gormley Stadium in New Orleans, Trahan serves as the president of Joyful Noise that cost escalates to about $6,000. Ministries, works with Life Resources Minis- www.kenneremergencyresponse.com At Behrman Stadium, that cost is also tries and is president and emcee of the Greater about $3,000. Ditto for Joe Brown Stadium. New Orleans Quarterback Club. When you factor in not having fans (only with a separate section for Spanish speaking residents. 16 OCTOBER 2020 H KENNER STHR Community Sister Briege McKenna to hold a healing mini Bar &  i conference in November Catholic Charismatic Renewal of New Or- healing. The Saturday morning topic is “Mary, Dine In &  ive  ru Service leans is welcoming back Sr. Briege McKenna for Health of the Sick” followed by a prayer for a “Healing Mini-Conference” on Friday, Novem- healing.” The Saturday evening topic is “Mira- Call orders in & pick up at ber 13 and Saturday, November 14, 2020, at St. cles Do Happen with Eucharistic Healing Ser- our drive up window Angela Merici Church in Metairie. 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KYLE ARDOINState of Louisiana NOVEMBER 3, 2020 — JEFFERSON PARISH you may make a 1newquestion; selection. a green will appear to the left of the box indicating your selection.FOR PRESIDENT AND United StatesSecretary of State United States 2 A vote for candidates for president and VICE PRESIDENT OF ⅷ ⅷ ⅷ To Cast Your Vote, Press the box to the right of the candidate of your choice or YES or NO Senator R. KYLE ARDOINRepresentativeNOVEMBERDistrictOFFICIAL Judge 3, 2020 ELECTION — JEFFERSON DAYPROPOSED BALLOT PARISH CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS PROPOSITION(S) To change a selection, pressCAST the box again.vice president The green is a vote will for eachdisappear andTHE UNITED STATES State of Louisiana Make selections,you may 1then makequestion; press a new athe selection.green VOTE will appear button to oflocatedthe the left electors of thein supporting boxthe those indicating your selection. Secretary of State ALL 2 candidates. VOTE FOR ONE PRESIDENTIAL 1st Congressional District 24th Judicial District Court, ES 2, Div. B To Cast Your Vote,PROPOSITION TO AUTHORIZE SPORTS WAGERING ACTIVITIES. See Instructions November 3, 2020 ElectionCAST Day Ballot Information - Jefferson Parish Amendment No. 1 CANDIDATE ONLY Wds./Dists./Pcts. 001, 051 thruState 056, of 117 Louisiana thru 125B, K005, K012, K019,NOVEMBER K020, K025, K027, K028 3, 2020 — JEFFERSON PARISH 3 lower right corner. ThisMake electronically To selections,change a selection,records then press press all the of the VOTEyour box button votes. again.located The in thegreen will disappear and (Vote for ONE) (Vote for ONE) (Vote for ONE) ALL Do you support an amendment declaring that, to protect human life, a right See InstructionsShall sports wagering activities and operations be permitted in the parish you may make a new selection. Wds./Dists./Pcts. 001, 051 thru 056, 117 thru 125B, K005, K012, K019, K020, K025, K027, K028 of Jefferson? 3 lower 2right corner. This electronically records all of your votes. JOSEPH R. BIDEN to abortion and the funding of abortion shall not be To Cast Your Vote, in Lower Right Corner DEMOCRATICCAST PARTY To find your Kenner voting precinct visit https://voterportal.sos.la.gov/Home/VoterLoginof Delaware Beryl Billiot 1 Lee Ann Dugas 16 “Chris” Cox 74 found in the Louisiana Constitution? (Adds Article I, Part the curtains and exit the voting booth. VOTE YES Make selections, then press the ELECTORS button located in the No Party Democrat Republican in Lower Right Corner YES 4 Part the curtainsALL and exit the voting booth.Karen Carter Peterson, At Large Stephen Handwerk, 3rd District Ⅺ Ⅺ Ⅺ Ⅺ Section 20.1) See Instructions 4 lower right corner. This electronicallyKyle Green, At records Large allEileen of Velez,your 4th District votes. Wds./Dists./Pcts. 001, 051 thru 056, 117 thru 125B, K005, K012, K019, K020, K025, K027, K028 1 JEFFERSON 3 Brenda Ann Palmer, 1st District SueLynne Mickey, 5th District 1 JEFFERSON Lynda Woolard, 2nd District Edward “Ted” James, 6th District KAMALA D. HARRIS PRECINCTSJohn Paul Bourgeois 2 HowardPRECINCTS Kearney 17 “Pat” Rooney 75 in Lower Right Corner Kathleen Blan NO NO ALL KENNER PRECINCTS4 Part the curtains and exit the voting booth. ALL KENNER PRECINCTSof California K001-K005; K006A-K012;No Party Ⅺ K001-K005; LibertarianK006A-K012;Ⅺ Republican Ⅺ K013A; K014-K020; K025; 1 JEFFERSON LIBERTARIAN PARTY JO JORGENSEN K013A; K014; K016-K020; FOR PRESIDENT AND United States of South CarolinaUnited States “Bill” Cassidy 3 Steve Scalise 18 ⅷ Amendment No. 2 ELECTORS Republican Republican A vote for candidates for presidentFOR PRESIDENT and AND United States ⅷ K025;UnitedⅪ K027-K028; Statesⅷ K034-K035Ⅺ K027-K029;ⅷ K034-K035Ⅺ District Judge VICE PRESIDENT OFCarole E. Vest, At Large Brandon SenatorDerek LeLeux, 3rd District Representative District Judge PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTSDo you support an amendment to permit the presence or production of oil PROPOSITION(S) vice president is a vote for each ⅷ ⅷ ⅷ A vote for candidates for president and VICE PRESIDENTTHE OF UNITED STATESKevin Pilley, At Large SenatorZachary Scott Medlin, 4th District Representative District Judge PROPOSEDor gas CONSTITUTIONAL to be included in the methodology used AMENDMENTS to de- PROPOSITION(S) Michael Andrew Dodd, 1st District Keith Thompson, 5th District of the electors supporting those FOR PRESIDENT AND United States United States Member of 24th Judicial District Court, ES 2, Div. H vice president is a vote for each Howard Wetsman, 2nd District Everett C. Baudean, 6th District JEREMY “ SPIKE” COHEN Reno Jean Daret, III 4 ⅷ termine the fair market value of an oil or gas well for Inspector General Special Services Funding District Proposition candidates. VOTE FOR ONE PRESIDENTIAL ⅷ 1st Congressional District ⅷ24th Judicial District Court, ES 2, Div. B ⅷ YES A vote for candidatesTHE UNITED for president STATES and VICE PRESIDENT OF Senator of South Carolina Representative No Party ⅪDistrict JudgeLouisiana Public PROPOSEDAmendment CONSTITUTIONAL No. 1 AMENDMENTSthe purpose of property assessment? (Amends Article PROPOSITION TO AUTHORIZE PROPOSITION(S)SPORTS WAGERING ACTIVITIES. of the electors supporting those vice president is a vote for each CANDIDATE ONLY Machine Certified for Use in This State and (Vote for ONE) (Millage Renewal) THE UNITED STATES (Vote for ONE) (Vote for ONE) (Vote for ONE) Service Commission VII, Section 4(B)) candidates. of theVOTE electors FOR supporting ONE PRESIDENTIAL those 1st Congressional District 24th Judicial District Court, ES 2, Div. B Do you support an amendment declaring that, to protect human life, a right Shall sports wagering activities and operations be permitted in the parish DONALD J. TRUMP Amendment No. 1 Shall the Jefferson ParishPROPOSITION Inspector General TO Special AUTHORIZE Services Funding SPORTS Dis- WAGERING ACTIVITIES. SAMPLEcandidates. BALLOTVOTE FOR ONE PRESIDENTIALREPUBLICAN PARTY 1st CongressionalDerrickOfficial District “Champ” Ballot Edwards Prepared24th 5 Judicial and District Certified Court, ESDistrict 2, Div.by B1 Donald “Chick” Foretto abortion 76 and the funding of abortion shall not be of Jefferson? JOSEPH R. BIDEN of Florida Amendment No. 1 PROPOSITION TO AUTHORIZE SPORTS WAGERING ACTIVITIES. DEMOCRATIC PARTYCANDIDATE ONLY ELECTORS NO trict of the Parish of Jefferson, State of Louisiana (the “District”) be au- ofCANDIDATE Delaware ONLY (Vote for ONE)Beryl Billiot 1 Lee(VoteⅪ Ann for Dugas ONE) 16 Democrat “Chris”Ⅺ Cox(Vote 74 for ONE) Republicanfound in the ⅪLouisiana Constitution? (Adds Article I, ELECTORS Louis “Woody” Jenkins, At Large Ross Little, Jr., 3rd District(VoteNo Party for ONE) (VoteDemocrat for ONE) Republican(Vote for ONE)(Vote for ONE) Do you supportYES an amendment declaring that, to protect human life, a right YESthorized to renewShall the levy sports and collection wagering of a activities special tax of and not operationsto exceed be permitted in the parish Karen Carter Peterson, At Large Stephen Handwerk, 3rd District Ⅺ Ⅺ Ⅺ Ⅺ Section 20.1) Shall sports wagering activities and operations be permitted in the parish Vinson J. Serio, At Large Rodney Michael Collier, 4th District Do you support an amendment declaring that, to protect human life, a right one-half (1/2) mill on all property subject to taxation in the District for a Kyle Green, At Large Eileen Velez, 4th District Eric F. Skrmetta, 1st District Kay Kellogg Katz, 5th District to abortion and the funding ofto abortion abortion shall andnot be the funding of abortion shall not be of Jefferson? of Jefferson? Brenda Ann Palmer, 1st District SueLynne Mickey,JOSEPH 5th District R. BIDEN JOSEPH R. BIDEN period of ten (10) years, beginning with the year 2022 and ending with the DEMOCRATIC PARTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY Robert C. Monti, 2nd District Beth A. Billings, 6th District BerylMICHAEL Billiot R. PENCE 1 Lee Ann Dugas“Xan” 16 John 6 “Chris”William Cox Boartfield, 74 Jr. 62 “Jerry” Smith 77 Amendment No. 3 Lynda Woolard, 2nd District Edward “Ted” James, 6th District of Delaware of Delaware Beryl Billiot 1 Lee Ann Dugas 16 “Chris” Cox 74 found in the Louisiana Constitution?found (Adds in the Article Louisiana I, Constitution? (Adds Article I, year 2031, to be annually levied, with collections from the levy of the tax ELECTORSINSTRUCTIONSKAMALA D. HARRIS FORJohn Paul VOTING Bourgeois 2No Party of Indiana Howard Kearney 17Democrat Other “Pat” RooneyRepublican 75 Green Republican YES YES YES ELECTORS Ⅺ Ⅺ Ⅺ YES Kathleen Blan Karen Carter Peterson, At Large Stephen Handwerk, 3rd District Ⅺ No Party Ⅺ Democrat Ⅺ RepublicanⅪ Section 20.1) NO NO of California No Party Libertarian Republican Karen Carter Peterson, At Large Stephen Handwerk, 3rd District Ⅺ Ⅺ Ⅺ Ⅺ Ⅺ Ⅺ Section 20.1) Do you support an amendment to allow for the use of the Budget Stabi- estimated to be $1,495,288 for one entire year, and dedicated to the follow- Kyle Green, At Large Eileen Velez, 4th District ing public purposes: to be deposited in and credited to Kyle Green, At Large Eileen Velez, 4th District Brenda Ann Palmer, 1st District SueLynne Mickey, 5th District BRIAN CARROLL OFFICIAL ELECTION DAYlization BALLOT Fund, also known as the Rainy Day Fund, for Lynda Woolard, 2nd DistrictPress Edward the“Ted” James, box 6th District to the right of theAMERICAN candidate SOLIDARITY of your choice PARTY or YES or NO R. KYLE ARDOIN Brenda Ann Palmer, 1st District SueLynne Mickey, 5th District JO JORGENSENKAMALA D. HARRIS John Paul Bourgeoisof California 2 Howard KearneyDavid Drew 17Knight 7 “Pat” RooneyAllen H. Borne, 75 Jr. 63 ⅷ state costs associated with a disaster declared by the the Inspector General & Ethics Fund and used to pro- LIBERTARIANKathleen Blan PARTY ELECTORS Democrat Democrat Amendment No. 2 YES NO YES Lynda Woolard, 2nd District Edward “Ted” James, 6th District question; a green willof South appear Carolina to theof Californialeft of the box“Bill” indicating Cassidy your 3Noselection. Party SteveⅪ ScaliseLibertarian 18 Ⅺ ⅷRepublican Ⅺ Constable federal government?NO (Amends Article VII, Section vide, maintain, administer and operate an office of in- ELECTORS Ⅺ Ⅺ Ⅺ 1 Republican Republican Secretary of State KAMALA D. HARRIS Amanda MarieⅪ Roussel,John At Large PaulMichael Linton,Bourgeois 3rd District 2 Ⅺ Howard KearneyⅪ 17 District Judge “Pat” Rooney 75 spector general and an ethics and compliance Kathleen Blan 10.3(C)(3) and (4); Adds Article VII, Section 10.3(A)(5) Carole E. Vest, At Large Brandon Derek LeLeux, 3rd Districtof California Jordan K. Landry, At Large Shelby Lewis, 4th DistrictNo Party Libertarian Republican Do you support an amendment to permit the presence or production of oil NO NO Kevin Pilley, At Large Zachary Scott Medlin, 4th District Joseph M. Casso, 1st District Ruth S. Powers, 5th District Ⅺ Ⅺ NOVEMBERⅪ 3, 2020 — JEFFERSONand (C)(5)) PARISH commission in the Parish? To change a selection, pressJO the JORGENSEN box again. The green will disappear and State of Louisiana 6th Justice Court or gas to be included in the methodology used to de- Michael Andrew Dodd, 1st District LIBERTARIANKeith Thompson, 5th District PARTY Rebecca LeBlanc, 2nd District Richard Bresowar, 6th District “Bill” CassidyAMAR 3PATEL SteveM.V. Scalise “Vinny” Mendoza 18 8 “Big John” Mason 64 Amendment No. 2 of South Carolina Member of 24th Judicial District Court, ES 2, Div. H ⅷ NO NO Howard Wetsman, 2nd District Everett C. Baudean,ELECTORS 6th District JEREMY “ SPIKE” COHEN Reno Jean Daret, IIIRepublican 4 of Illinois ⅷRepublican Independent Republican termine the fair market value of an oil or gas well for Inspector General Special Services Funding District Proposition you may make a new selection. Ⅺ Ⅺ Ⅺ ⅪDistrict Judge Ⅺ (Vote for ONE) YES To Cast Your Vote, 2 of South Carolina No Party Louisiana Public the purpose of property assessment? (Amends Article LIBERTARIAN PARTY Carole E. Vest, At Large JOBrandon JORGENSEN Derek LeLeux, 3rd District CAST Ⅺ (Vote for ONE) Do you support an amendment to permit the presence or production of oil (Millage Renewal) Kevin Pilley, At Large Zacharyof South Scott Medlin, Carolina 4th District VOTE “Bill” Cassidy 3 Service CommissionSteve ScaliseMachine 18 Certified for Use in This State andⅷ VII, Section or4(B)) gas to be included in the methodology used to de- Amendment No. 2 Michael Andrew Dodd, 1st DistrictMakeKeith Thompson, 5thselections, District then press the button located in the JADE SIMMONS ELECTORS ALL BECOMING ONE NATIONRepublican MemberRepublican Jamarof Montgomery24th 9 Judicial DistrictDistrict Court, ES 2, KevinJudge Div. H Pearson 65 “Randy” Schmidt 99 Amendment No. 4 See Instructions REPUBLICANHoward Wetsman, 2nd PARTY District Everett C. Baudean, 6th DistrictDONALDJEREMY J. TRUMP “ SPIKE” COHEN Reno Jean Daret,Ⅺ III 4of Texas ⅷ Ⅺ termine the fair market value of an oil or gas well for Shall the JeffersonInspector Parish Inspector General Special General Services Special ServicesFunding FundingDistrict PropositionDis- Ⅺ District 1 Wds./Dists./Pcts. 057, K030No Party Republican Republican YES Carole E. Vest, At Large Brandon Derek LeLeux, 3rd District 3 lower right corner. This electronicallyof Floridaof South CarolinarecordsELECTORSDerrick all of your“Champ” votes. Edwards 5No Party ⅪLouisiana Public Donald “Chick”Ⅺ Foret 76 Ⅺ theⅪ purpose of property assessment?Do you (Amends support Article an amendment to permit the presence or productiontrict of of oil the Parish of Jefferson, State of Louisiana (the “District”) be au- ELECTORS SAMPLE BALLOT Ⅺ Official Ballot Prepared and Certified by NO Mose L. Jones, At Large Thomas A. Rhymes, III, 3rdDemocrat District Republican(Vote for ONE) (Millage Renewal) Kevin Pilley, At Large Zachary Scott Medlin, 4th District Ⅺ Ⅺ Ⅺ Do you support an amendment to limit the growth of the expenditure limit Louis “Woody” Jenkins, At Large Ross Little, Jr., 3rd District Leroy Jones, At Large Darien Mitchell, 4th District (Vote forService ONE) Commission VII, Section 4(B)) or gas to be included in the methodology used to de- thorized to renew the levy and collection of a specialin taxLower of not to exceed Right Corner Vinson J. Serio, At Large for the state general fund and dedicated funds and to Michael Andrew Dodd, 1st District Keith Thompson, 5th District Rodney MichaelPart Collier, 4ththe District curtains and exit DONALDthe votingCarolyn J. Joseph, TRUMPbooth. 1st District Kristopher Reed, 5th District Member of one-half (1/2)Shall mill the on Jeffersonall property Parish subject Inspector to taxation General in Specialthe District Services for aFunding Dis- Eric F. Skrmetta, 1st District REPUBLICANKay Kellogg Katz, 5th District PARTY Sherry S. East, 2nd District Joyce A. Jones, 6th District CLAUDELIAH J. ROZE District 1 Dustin Murphy 10 24th JudicialRichard District “Richie” Court, Sanderson, ES 2, Div. IIH 66 Jason Ural 100 termine the fair market value of an oil or gas well for Howard Wetsman, 2nd District Everett C. Baudean, 6th District JEREMY4 “ SPIKE” COHEN of Florida Reno Jean DerrickDaret, “Champ” III Edwards 4 5 PRECINCTSⅷ Donald “Chick” Foret 76 remove the calculation of its growth factor from the period of ten (10) years, beginning with the year 2022 and ending with the Inspector General Special Services Funding District Proposition Robert C. Monti, 2nd District Beth A. Billings, 6th District YES trict of the Parish of Jefferson, State of Louisiana (the “District”) be au- ELECTORSof South CarolinaMICHAEL R. PENCE “Xan”No Party JohnDemocrat 6 of TexasWilliamLouisiana Boartfield, Jr.Public 62 Republican “Jerry”Ⅺ SmithRepublican 77 Republican Ⅺ Republican Ⅺ Amendment No. 3 Constitution?NO (Effective June 30, 2022) (Amends Arti- YES Ⅺ Ⅺ Ⅺ the purpose of property assessment? (Amends Article year 2031, to be annually levied, with collections from the levy of the tax Louis “Woody” Jenkins,3 JEFFERSON At Large Ross Little, Jr., 3rd District of Indiana Other Ⅺ K13B;(VoteGreen K015; for ONE) K021-K024;Ⅺ Republican(Vote forⅪ ONE) thorized to renew the levy and collection of a special tax of not to exceed (Millage Renewal) Vinson J. Serio, At Large Rodney MichaelINSTRUCTIONS Collier, 4th District FOR VOTING cle VII, Section 10(C)(1)) estimated to be $1,495,288 for one entire year, and dedicated to the follow- Do you support an amendment to allow forVII, the Sectionuse of the 4(B))Budget Stabi- one-half (1/2) mill on all property subject to taxation in the District for a Eric F. Skrmetta, 1st District Kay Kellogg Katz, 5th District Service Commission C.U.P. PRESIDENT R. BODDIE K026; K029-K031; K033 ing public purposes:period of to ten be (10)deposited years, in beginning and credited with tothe year 2022 and ending with the Robert C. Monti, 2nd District Beth A. Billings, 6th District “Xan” Johnof 6 Georgia William Boartfield,Adrian Jr. Perkins 62 11 “Jerry”John Smith F. Schwegmann 77 67 lization Fund, also known as the Rainy Day Fund, for AMERICAN SOLIDARITYDONALD PARTY J. TRUMPBRIAN CARROLLMICHAEL R. PENCE Amendment No. 3 theNO Inspector General & Ethics Fund and used to pro- Shall the Jefferson Parish Inspector General Special Services Funding Dis- REPUBLICAN PARTY Press the box of California to the rightof Indiana of theELECTORS candidateDavid Drewof your Knight choice or 7 OtherYES or NO Allen H.Ⅺ DistrictBorne, Jr.1 63 Green Democrat ⅪR. KYLEⅷRepublican ARDOINNo Party Ⅺ OFFICIALstate costs associated with a disaster ELECTION declared by the DAY BALLOT year 2031, to be annually levied, with collections from the levy of the tax of Florida Calvin Millender,Derrick At Large “Champ”Javin K. Keith, Edwards 3rd District 5 Ⅺ Ⅺ Donald “Chick” ForetⅪ 76 YES YES ELECTORS FOR PRESIDENTⅪ AND Democrat Ⅺ Democrat Ⅺ Constable federal government? (Amends Article VII, Section vide, maintain,estimated administer to be and $1,495,288 operate for an one office entire of in- year, and dedicated to the follow-trict of the Parish of Jefferson, State of Louisiana (the “District”) be au- ELECTORS Gloria Millender, At Large Carl Millender, 4th DistrictUnited States United States Do you support an amendment to allow for the use of the Budget Stabi- NO Amanda Marie Roussel, At Large Michael Linton, 3rd District question; a green will appear to the left of the boxDemocrat indicating your selection. Republican Andrew Brister, 1st District Barry Richardson, 5th District Ⅺⅷ ⅷ Secretary of Stateⅷ Ⅺ spector generaling public and purposes: an ethics to beand deposited compliance in and credited to 1 Ⅺ 10.3(C)(3) and (4); Adds Article VII, Section 10.3(A)(5) Louis “Woody” Jenkins, At Large Ross Little, Jr.,Jordan 3rd K. District Landry, AtA Large vote for candidatesShelby Lewis, 4th District for president and VICE PRESIDENT OF Senator (Vote Representativefor ONE) District Judge lizationPROPOSED Fund, also known CONSTITUTIONAL as the Rainy Day Fund, for AMENDMENTS PROPOSITION(S) thorized to renew the levy and collection of a special tax of not to exceed BRIANKevin CARROLL Stratton, 2nd District Charles Chaney, 6th District Vinson J. Serio, At Large Rodney MichaelJoseph Collier, M. Casso, 4th 1st District DistrictviceAMERICAN presidentRuth S. Powers, SOLIDARITY is 5tha Districtvote for PARTYeach David DrewERIC Knight C. STONEHAM 7 Allen H. Borne,Antoine Jr. 63Pierce 12 Eric Skrmetta 68 and (C)(5)) Amendment No. 5 commission thein the Inspector Parish? General & Ethics Fund and used to pro- of California 6th Justice Court ⅷ NOVEMBERstate costs associated3, 2020 with a disaster — declared JEFFERSON by the PARISH one-half (1/2) mill on all property subject to taxation in the District for a Rebecca LeBlanc, 2nd District Richard Bresowar,ELECTORS 6th District AMARTHE PATEL UNITED STATES M.V. “Vinny” Mendoza 8 of Alaska“Big John” Mason 64 Democrat State of LouisianaRepublican YES YES Eric F. Skrmetta, 1st District Kay Kellogg Katz, 5th District of the electors supporting thoseTo change a selection, press the box Ⅺ again. The green Democrat will disappearⅪ and Democrat Ⅺ ⅪConstable Ⅺ federal government? (Amends Article VII, SectionNO vide, maintain, administer and operate an office of NOin- of Illinois Independent Republican Amanda Marie Roussel, At Large Michael Linton, 3rd District Ⅺ Ⅺ Do you support an amendment to authorize local governments to enter into period of ten (10) years, beginning with the year 2022 and ending with the Robert C. Monti, 2nd District Beth A. Billings, 6th District candidates. you may makeVOTE a FOR new ONE selection. PRESIDENTIAL 2nd Congressional District (Vote24th for JudicialONE) District Court, ES 2, Div. H 10.3(C)(3) and (4); Adds Article VII, Section 10.3(A)(5) spector general and an ethics and compliance Jordan K. Landry, At LargeMICHAELShelby2 Lewis, R. 4th PENCE District “Xan” John 6 William Boartfield, Jr. 62 “Jerry” Smith 77 Amendment No. 1 cooperative endeavorAmendment ad valorem No. tax 3 exemption agree- PROPOSITION TO AUTHORIZE SPORTS WAGERINGTo ACTIVITIES. Cast Your Vote, Joseph M. Casso, 1st District Ruth S. Powers,of 5th DistrictIndiana Other DON BLANKENSHIP Green Republican and (C)(5)) commission in the Parish? year 2031, to be annually levied, with collections from the levy of the tax CANDIDATE ONLYCONSTITUTIONCAST PARTY 6th Justice Court Rebecca LeBlanc, 2nd District Richard Bresowar, 6th District JADE SIMMONSAMAR PATEL M.V.(Vote “Vinny” for ONE) MendozaⅪof West 8 Virginia (Vote“Big for John” ONE)Melinda Mason Mary 64 PriceⅪ 13 (Vote for ONE) Ⅺ ments with new or expanding manufacturing estab- BECOMING ONE NATION ELECTORS VOTE Other Do you support an amendment declaring that, to protect human life,NO a right YES Shall sports wagering activities and operations be permitted in NOthe parish Make ALL selections,of Texas thenof Illinois press the Jamar buttonMontgomery locatedIndependent in 9 the Ⅺ KevinⅪ PearsonRepublican 65 Ⅺ“Randy”Ⅺ Schmidt 99 Amendment No.Do 4 you support anlishments amendment for payments to allow in lieu forof taxes? the (Addsuse of Article the Budget Stabi- See Instructionsestimated to be $1,495,288 for one entire year, and dedicated to the follow- Tiffany Wagnon, At Large Cory Levier, 3rd DistrictNo Party Republican Republican(Vote for ONE) of Jefferson? ELECTORS JOSEPH R. BIDENⅪ Ⅺ Wds./Dists./Pcts.Ⅺ 001, 051 thru 056, 117 thru Ⅺ125B, K005, K012, K019, K020, K025, K027, K028 to abortion and the funding of abortion shall not be VII, Section 21(O)) Mose L. Jones, At Large DEMOCRATICThomas A. Rhymes, III, PARTY3rd District lower right corner. ThisJason electronically Amedee, At Large recordsPeter A. Vidrine, all 4thof District your votes. lization Fund, also known as the Rainy Day Fund, for ing public purposes: to be deposited in and credited to BRIAN3 CARROLL of Delaware Beryl Billiot 1 Belden “Noonie Man” Batiste 19 Donald “Chick” Foret 76 Do you supportfound an amendmentin the Louisiana to limit Constitution? the growth of(Adds the expenditure Article I, limit AMERICAN SOLIDARITYLeroy PARTY Jones, At Large Darien Mitchell,ELECTORS 4th District JADEMarc SIMMONSLabatut, 1st District Jimmy Williams, 5th District No Party Independent Republican YES YES the Inspector General & Ethics Fund and used to pro- Karen Carter Peterson,Kristopher At Large Reed, 5th Stephen District Handwerk, 3rd District Jorge Maspons, 2nd DistrictDavidⅪ RobertDrew Wagnon, Knight 6th District 7 Ⅺ Allen H. Borne, Jr. 63 Ⅺ PRECINCTSⅪ for the stateSection general 20.1) fund and dedicated fundsstate and costs to associated with a disaster declared by the Carolyn Joseph, 1st District of California WILLIAM MOHR Aaron C. Sigler 14 ⅷ in Lower Right Corner BECOMING ONE NATION of Texas Jamar Montgomery 9 Kevin Pearson 65 “Randy” Schmidt 99 Amendment No. 4 YES YES ELECTORS Sherry S. East, 2nd DistrictKyle Green, At LargeJoyce A. Jones, 6th EileenDistrict Velez, 4thPart DistrictCLAUDELIAH the curtains J. andROZE exit the voting booth. DustinDemocrat Murphy 10 ofRichard Michigan “Richie” Sanderson, DemocratII 66 Libertarian Jason UralConstable 100 remove the calculation of its growth factor from the NO ELECTORS Ⅺ Ⅺ NoⅪ Party Ⅺ Republican ⅪⅪ Ⅺ Republican Ⅺ federal government?YES (Amends Article VII, Section vide, maintain, administer and operate an office of in- Brenda Ann Palmer, 1st District SueLynne Mickey, 5th District of Texas Republican Republican RepublicanK001-K005; K006A-K012; Amanda Marie Roussel, At Large Michael Linton, 3rd District Mose L. Jones, At Large Thomas4 A. Rhymes, III, 3rd District Ⅺ Ⅺ Ⅺ Constitution? (Effective June 30, 2022) (Amends Arti- Lynda Woolard, 2nd District Edward “Ted” James, 6th District Do you support an amendment to limit the growth of the expenditure limit Darien Mitchell, 4th District spector general and an ethics and compliance Jordan K. Landry, At Large Shelby Lewis, 4th District Leroy Jones, At Large KAMALA D. HARRIS John Paul Bourgeois 2 Glenn Adrain Harris 20 “Jerry” Smith 77 cle VII, Section 10(C)(1)) 10.3(C)(3) and (4); Adds Article VII, Section 10.3(A)(5) CarolynKathleen Joseph, Blan 1st District Kristopher1 JEFFERSON Reed, 5th District BROCK PIERCE K013A; K013B; K014-K020; for the state general fund and dedicated funds and to NO NO FREEDOMof California AND PROSPERITY No Party Ⅺ Democrat Ⅺ Republican Ⅺ Amendment No. 6 commission in the Parish? Joseph M. Casso, 1st District Ruth S. Powers, 5th District Sherry S. East, 2nd District Joyce A. Jones, 6thPRESIDENT District CLAUDELIAHR. BODDIE J. ROZE Dustin Murphyof Puerto 10 Rico Richard “Richie” Sanderson,Peter IIWenstrup66 15 Jason Ural 100 remove the calculation of its growthand (C)(5)) factor from the C.U.P. ELECTORS Adrian Perkins 11 John F. Schwegmann 67 Democrat 6th Justice Court YES Rebecca LeBlanc, 2nd DistrictMachineRichard Certified Bresowar, 6thfor District Use in This State andAMAR PATEL of Georgia of TexasM.V. “Vinny” MendozaRepublican 8 Ⅺ “BigⅪ John” MasonRepublican 64 Ⅺ ⅪK025; RepublicanK027-K030;Ⅺ K034-K035 Constitution? (Effective June 30, 2022) (Amends Arti-NO ELECTORS Democrat No Party of Illinois Margeaux Johnson,Ⅺ At Large Gary James Watson,Independent 3rd District Ⅺ RepublicanⅪ Do you support an amendment to increase the maximum amountNO of income NO Calvin Millender, At Large Javin K. Keith, 3rd District JO JORGENSEN LIBERTARIAN PARTY Frank Shane Blou, At Large Waylon Jay Smith, 4th District Ⅺ Ⅺ cle VII, Section 10(C)(1)) Amendment No. 2 “Bill” Cassidy 3 Colby James 21 SAMPLE BALLOT Official BallotGloria Prepared Millender, At Large and CertifiedCarl Millender, 4thby District of South Carolina (Vote for ONE)ⅷ a person may receive and still qualify for the special ELECTORS PRESIDENTDavid R. FORC. BODDIESchroeder, PRESIDENT 1st District ANDMary Alice Hewitt, 5th District Republican Independent Constable Andrew Brister, 1st District Barry Richardson, 5th District Ⅺ United States Ⅺ United States Ⅺ assessment level for residential property receiving the C.U.P. Edgar Antonio Tejeda, 2nd District Jarod Gerard Weston, 6th District Adrian PerkinsKARLA BALLARD 11 John F. Schwegmann 67 Kevin Stratton, 2nd DistrictCarole E. Vest, At LargeACharles vote Chaney, for 6th candidates BrandonDistrict Derek LeLeux, for 3rd president District and of Georgia ⅷ ⅷ ⅷ Do you support an amendment to permit the presence or production of oil YES ELECTORS ERIC C. STONEHAM VICE PRESIDENT OF Antoine Pierce 12DemocratSenatorof Pennsylvania Eric SkrmettaRepresentative 68No Party District Judge Amendment No. 5 NO PROPOSITION(S) Kevin Pilley, At Large Zachary Scott Medlin, 4th District Ⅺ Ⅺ Ⅺ PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONALhomestead AMENDMENTS exemption? (Amends Article VII, Section Calvin Millender, At Largevice presidentJADEJavin K. SIMMONSKeith, is 3rda vote District for each of Alaska Democrat Republican or gas to be included in the methodology used to de- Michael Andrew Dodd, 1st District Keith Thompson, 5th District Ⅺ Ⅺ 18(G)(1)(a)(ii)) BECOMING ONE NATION Gloria Millender, At Large Carl Millender, 4th District THE UNITEDJamar STATES Montgomery 9 Kevin Pearson 65 6th Justice“Randy” Court Schmidt 99 Amendment No. 4 Howard Wetsman, 2nd Districtof the electorsEverett C. Baudean, supportingof 6th TexasDistrict thoseJEREMY “ SPIKE” COHEN Reno Jean Daret, III 4 Cedric L. Richmond 22 Do you supporttermine an amendment the fair market to authorize value oflocal an governmentsoil or gas well to for enter into Inspector General Special Services Funding District Proposition INSTRUCTIONS FOR VOTING ELECTORS Andrew Brister, 1st District Barry Richardson, 5th District No Party TOM HOEFLING Republican Republican YES of SouthLIFE, Carolina LIBERTY, CONSTITUTION No Party Democrat candidates. ⅪVOTE FOR ONE PRESIDENTIAL 1st Congressional District 24th Judicial District Court, ES 2, Div. B cooperative endeavorthe purpose ad valoremof property tax exemptionassessment? agree- (Amends Article Kevin Stratton, 2nd District Charles Chaney, 6th District Ⅺ Ⅺ ⅪⅪ Ⅺ DON BLANKENSHIPERIC C. STONEHAM Antoine Pierce 12 of Iowa Eric Skrmetta 68 (Vote for ONE) AmendmentAmendment No. 5 No. 1 PROPOSITION(Millage TO AUTHORIZE Renewal) SPORTS WAGERING ACTIVITIES. Mose L. Jones, At Large Thomas A. Rhymes, III,CONSTITUTION 3rd District PARTY ELECTORS Melinda Mary Price 13 ments with newVII, Sectionor expanding 4(B)) manufacturingDo youestab- support an amendment to limit the growth of the expenditureNO limit of WestOFFICIAL VirginiaChad Robichaux,CANDIDATEof Alaska At Large ONLYSteve ELECTION Michael Martin, 3rd District Democrat DAY BALLOTⅪ Republican YES Leroy Jones, At Large Darien Mitchell, 4th District ELECTORS Ⅺ Ⅺ Press the box to the right of the candidate of your choice or YES or NO R. KYLE ARDOIN Other (Vote for ONE) (Vote for ONE) (Vote for ONE) DONALDJerry J. A. Keeton, TRUMPⅪ At Large John McNair, Jr., 4th District Ⅺ lishments forDo payments you support Doin lieuyou an amendmentsupportof taxes? an (Adds amendmenttofor authorize Articlethe state declaring local general governments that, to fund protect to enter and human into dedicated life, a right funds and to Shall the JeffersonShall sports Parish wagering Inspector activities General and Special operations Services be Funding permitted Dis- in the parish Carolyn Joseph, 1st District Kristopher Reed,Tiffany 5th Wagnon, District At Large REPUBLICANCory Levier, 3rd District PARTY Colby Landry, 1st District Shana ChristinaDerrick Beck, 5th District “Champ” Edwards 5 David M. Schilling 23 “Randy” Schmidt 99 question; a green will appear to the left of the box indicating your selection. Secretary of State of Florida VII, Section cooperative21(O)) toendeavor abortion ad and valorem the funding tax exemption of abortion agree- shall not be trict of the Parishof Jefferson? of Jefferson, State of Louisiana (the “District”) be au- 1 Sherry S. East, 2nd District Joyce A. Jones,Jason 6th Amedee, District At Large CLAUDELIAHPeter A.ELECTORS Vidrine, 4th District J. ROZE DON BLANKENSHIPRandall Barnes,JOSEPH 2nd District R. BIDENDustin Suzanne H. Lewis, Murphy 6th District 10Democrat Richard “Richie” Sanderson,Republican II 66 RepublicanJason Ural 100 remove the calculation ofNO its growth factor from the Marc Labatut, 1st District CONSTITUTIONDEMOCRATIC PARTY PARTY Ⅺ Ⅺ Ⅺ Amendment No. 7 Jimmy Williams, 5th District Ⅺ ANDY PRIOR Louis “Woody” Jenkins, At Large Ross Little, Jr., 3rd Districtof TexasNOVEMBERof West Virginia of3, Delaware 2020RepublicanMelinda — MaryJEFFERSON PriceBeryl 13 Billiot 1 PARISHRepublicanLee Ann Dugas 16 “Chris”Republican Cox 74 ments with foundnew or in expanding the Louisiana manufacturing Constitution? estab- (Adds ArticleYES I, YES YES thorized to renew the levy and collection of a special tax of not to exceedYES To change a selection, press the box again. The green will disappear and Jorge Maspons,State 2nd DistrictVinson of J. Louisiana Serio, At LargeRobertELECTORS Wagnon, 6thRodney District MichaelELECTORS Collier, 4th DistrictWILLIAM MOHR Aaron C. Sigler 14 ⅪOther Noof Party Texas DemocratⅪ Republican Ⅺ Constitution? (Effective June 30, 2022) (Amends Arti- Karen Carter Peterson, At Large Stephen Handwerk, 3rd District Ⅺ Ⅺ Ⅺ Ⅺ Ⅺ Ⅺ lishments forSection payments 20.1) in lieu of taxes? (Adds ArticleNO one-half (1/2) mill on all property subject to taxation in the District for a of Michigan Libertarian EricTiffany F. Skrmetta, Wagnon, At1st Large District Kay CoryKellogg Levier, Katz, 3rd 5th District District Ⅺ Do you support an amendment to create the Louisiana Unclaimed Property you may make a new selection. Kyle Green, At Large Eileen Velez, 4th District 2 Robert C. Monti, 2nd District Beth A. Billings, 6th District To Cast Your Vote, VII, Section 21(O)) cle VII, Section 10(C)(1)) period of ten (10) years, beginning with the year 2022 and ending with the Jason Amedee, At Large Peter A. Vidrine, 4th District “Xan” John 6 Sheldon C. Vincent, Sr. 24 Jason Ural 100 CAST Brenda Ann Palmer, 1st District SueLynne Mickey, 5th DistrictMICHAEL R. PENCE Amendment No. 3 Permanent Trust Fund to preserve the money that re- Marc Labatut, 1st District Jimmy Williams, 5th District of Indiana GLORIAOther LA RIVA Republican Republican year 2031, to be annually levied, with collections from the levy of the tax VOTE Lynda Woolard, 2nd District Edward “Ted” James, 6th District Ⅺ Ⅺ Ⅺ mains unclaimed by its owner or owners? (July 1, 2021) Make selections, then press the button located in the Jorge Maspons,PRESIDENT 2nd District Robert R. Wagnon, BODDIE 6th DistrictBROCK PIERCEWILLIAMSOCIALISMKAMALA MOHR D. AND HARRIS LIBERATION AaronJohn C. Sigler Paul Bourgeoisof 14 California 2 Howard Kearney 17 “Pat” Rooney 75 ALL C.U.P. FREEDOM AND PROSPERITYKathleen Blan See Instructions Do you support an amendment to allow for the use of the Budget Stabi- YES estimated to be $1,495,288 for one entire year, and dedicated to the follow- NO Wds./Dists./Pcts. 001, 051 thru 056, 117 thru 125B, K005, K012, K019, K020,of Georgia K025, K027,of K028 Puerto Rico of Michigan ELECTORSof CaliforniaAdrianPeter Perkins Wenstrup 11Libertarian 15 No Party JohnⅪ F. SchwegmannLibertarian 67 Republican Amendment No. 6 (Adds ArticleNO VII, SectionsNO 10(F)(4)(i) and 28) lower right corner. This electronically records all of your votes. ELECTORS Ⅺ Ⅺ Ⅺ Ⅺ 3 ELECTORS Sebastian IvanⅪ Miscenich, At Large Zachary Bertrand DemocratEdwards,Democrat 3rd District Ⅺ No Party lization Fund, also known as the Rainy Day Fund, for NO ing public purposes: to be deposited in and credited to ⅪBRIANCasey CARROLL Taylor Carr, At Large Joseph G. Parrie, II, 4th District Ⅺ Ⅺ Calvin Millender, At Large Javin K. Keith,Margeaux 3rd Johnson,District At LargeAMERICANGary James SOLIDARITY Watson, 3rd District PARTY of California David Drew Knight 7 ⅷ in Lower Right CornerDo you supportstate an costs amendment associated to increase with a disasterthe maximum declared amount by the of income the Inspector General & Ethics Fund and used to pro- Simon Gabriel Miscenich, 1st District Ryan James Vedros, 5th District YES Part the curtains and exit the voting booth. Gloria Millender, At Large Carl Millender,Frank Shane4th District Blou, At Large Waylon JayELECTORS Smith, 4th District BROCK PIERCEJO JORGENSEN Democrat District Judge vide, maintain, administer and operate an office of in- YES FREEDOM ANDLIBERTARIAN PROSPERITY PARTY Colin Douglass Huddell, 2nd District ⅪJohn Peter Daly, 6th District SUNIL FREEMANⅪ a person mayfederal receive government? and still qualify (Amends for the Article specialAmendment VII, Section No. 2 4 David C. Schroeder, 1stAmanda District Marie Roussel,Mary Alice At Hewitt,Large 5th District of Puerto Ricoof South Carolina Peter Wenstrup“Bill” Cassidy 15 3 Steve Scalise 18 ⅷ Amendment No. 6 Andrew Brister, 1st District Barry Richardson, 5th District Michael Linton, 3rd District NO spector general and an ethics and compliance Edgar Antonio Tejeda, 2nd District Jarod GerardELECTORS Weston, 6th DistrictELECTORS KARLA BALLARD Democrat Republicanof Maryland Republican District Judge assessment level10.3(C)(3) for residential and (4); Adds property Article receiving VII, Section the 10.3(A)(5) 1 JEFFERSON Jordan K. Landry, At Large Shelby Lewis, 4th District Ⅺ Ⅺ Ⅺ Ⅺ Ⅺ YES Kevin Stratton, 2nd District Charles Chaney, 6th District of Pennsylvania MargeauxJoseph M. Casso,Johnson, 1st At DistrictCaroleERIC Large E. Vest, C.AtGary RuthLarge STONEHAMJames S. Powers, Watson, 5th 3rdDistrictBrandon District Derek LeLeux, 3rd District Antoine Pierce 12 Eric Skrmetta 68 homestead exemption?Doand you (C)(5)) support Do(Amends you an amendment support Article an VII, amendmentto increase Section the to permitmaximum the amountpresence of or incomeAmendment production of oil No. 5 commission in the Parish? 24th Judicial District Court, ES 2, Div. B FrankRebecca Shane LeBlanc, Blou, 2ndAtKevin Large District Pilley, At Large Zachary Scott Medlin, 4th District ALLM.V. KENNER “Vinny” Mendoza PRECINCTS 8 WaylonRichard Jay Bresowar, Smith,of 4th 6th DistrictAlaska District AMAR PATEL Democrat Republican 18(G)(1)(a)(ii))a person mayor receivegas to be and included still qualify in the for methodology the special used to de-NO NO David C. Schroeder, 1stMichael District Andrew Dodd,Mary Alice 1st District Hewitt, 5th KeithDistrict Thompson, 5th District of Illinois IndependentALYSONⅪ KENNEDY Ⅺ Ⅺ Member of 24th Judicial District Court, ES 2, Div. H termine the fair market value of an oil or gas well for LIFE, LIBERTY,Edgar Antonio Tejeda, CONSTITUTIONHoward 2nd District Wetsman,Jarod 2nd GerardDistrict Weston, Everett6th District C. TOMBaudean, 6thHOEFLING DistrictKARLAJEREMYSOCIALIST BALLARD “ SPIKE” WORKERS COHEN PARTY Reno Jean Daret,of Texas III 4 (Vote for ONE) ⅷ assessment level for residentialDo property you supportreceiving thean amendment to authorize local governments to enter into Inspector General Special Services Funding District Proposition FOR PRESIDENT AND of Iowaof Pennsylvaniaof South Carolina No Party YES YES United States United States ELECTORS ELECTORS ⅪⅪ Louisiana Public homestead theexemption? purpose of(Amends property Article assessment? VII, Section (Amends Article (Vote for ONE) NO (Millage Renewal) A vote for candidates for president and ⅷ ⅷ Chad Robichaux, At Large Steve Michael Martin, 3rdⅷ District JADEBarbara SIMMONS A. Yates,Ⅺ At Large Callie Breaux, 3rd District cooperative endeavor ad valorem tax exemption agree- VICE PRESIDENT OF Senator Representative District JudgeDON BLANKENSHIP James K. Price, At Large PROPOSEDKimberly Hatfield, 4th District CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS Service Commission PROPOSITION(S) 18(G)(1)(a)(ii))VII, Section 4(B)) vice president is a vote for each CONSTITUTION PARTYJerry A. Keeton, At Large BECOMINGJohn McNair, Jr., ONE 4th District NATION of Texas Jamar Montgomery 9 “Chris” Cox 74 Amendment No. 4 THE UNITED STATES Colby Landry, 1st District Shana Christina Beck, 5th Districtof West Virginia Craig Anderson, 1st District MelindaKeri Tankersley, Mary 5th District Price 13No Party Republican ments with new or expanding manufacturing estab- Shall the Jefferson Parish Inspector General Special Services Funding Dis- of the electors supporting those LIFE, LIBERTY,ELECTORSREPUBLICAN CONSTITUTION PARTY TOM HOEFLINGDONALD J. TRUMPⅪ Ⅺ District 1 Ⅺ YES ELECTORS Irina McAllister, 2nd District Lauren Fields, 6th District MALCOLM JARRETT Randall Barnes, 2nd DistrictMose L. Jones, SuzanneAt Large H. Lewis, 6th DistrictThomas A. Rhymes, III, 3rd District of Iowa of Florida OtherDerrick “Champ” Edwards 5 Donald “Chick” Foret 76 candidates. VOTE FOR ONE PRESIDENTIAL 1st Congressional District 24th Judicial District Court, ESELECTORS 2, Div. B ELECTORS ANDY ⅪPRIOR Ⅺof Pennsylvania Do you support anAmendment amendment No. lishmentsto 7 limit the growth for payments of the expenditure inNO lieu limit of NOtaxes? (Adds Article trict of the Parish of Jefferson, State of Louisiana (the “District”) be au- Democrat PROPOSITION TORepublican AUTHORIZE SPORTS WAGERING ACTIVITIES. Tiffany Wagnon, At Large Cory Levier, 3rd District LeroyChad Jones,Robichaux, At Large At Large SteveDarien Michael Mitchell, Martin, 4th District 3rd District Ⅺ Ⅺ Amendment No. 1 Ⅺ Ⅺ Louis “Woody” Jenkins, At Large Ross Little, Jr., 3rd District of Texas (Vote for ONE) thorized to renew the levy and collection of a special tax of not to exceed CANDIDATE ONLY CarolynJerry A. Joseph,Keeton, 1stAt Large District JohnKristopher McNair, Reed, Jr., 4th 5th District District for the state general fund and dedicatedVII, Section funds 21(O)) and to (Vote for ONE) Jason Amedee, At Large(Vote for ONE) Peter A. Vidrine, 4th District (Vote for ONE)Vinson J. Serio, At Large Rodney Michael Collier, 4th District SherryColby Landry,S. East, 1st 2nd District District ShanaJoyce ChristinaA. Jones, Beck,6th District 5th District CLAUDELIAH J. ROZE Do you support an amendmentDustin declaring Murphy that, to protect 10 human life, a right “Pat” Rooney 75 Shall sports wagering activities and operations be permitted in the parish Do you supportremove an amendment the calculation to create of its the growth Louisiana factor Unclaimed from the Property one-half (1/2) mill on all property subject to taxation in the District for a Eric F. Skrmetta, 1st District Kay Kellogg Katz, 5th District Marc Labatut, 1st District Jimmy Williams, 5th DistrictRandall Barnes, 2nd District Suzanne H. Lewis, 6th District of Texas to abortion and the funding of abortionRepublican shallKANYE not be WEST Republican of Jefferson? YES JOSEPH R. BIDEN Robert C. Monti, 2nd District Beth A. Billings, 6th District Ⅺ Ⅺ Permanent TrustConstitution? Fund to preserve (Effective the June money 30, 2022)that re- (Amends Arti- period of ten (10) years, beginning with the year 2022 and ending with the DEMOCRATIC PARTY GLORIA LA RIVAANDYMICHAEL THEPRIOR BIRTHDAY R. PENCE PARTY “Xan”of Wyoming John 6 William Boartfield, Jr. 62 “Jerry” Smith 77 AmendmentAmendment No. 7 No. 3 of Delaware Beryl BilliotJorge 1 Maspons, 2nd DistrictLee Ann DugasRobert 16Wagnon, 6th District “Chris” CoxWILLIAM 74 MOHR foundAaron in the LouisianaC. Sigler Constitution? 14 (Adds Article I, mains unclaimed by its owner or owners? (July 1, 2021) ELECTORS No Party Democrat SOCIALISM AND LIBERATIONRepublican of California of Texas ELECTORSof Indiana Other YESⅪ Green Republican YES cle VII, Section 10(C)(1)) year 2031, to be annually levied, with collections from the levy of the tax Karen Carter Peterson, At Large Stephen Handwerk, 3rd District Ⅺ Ⅺ Ⅺ Ⅺ Section 20.1) Ⅺ Ⅺ Ⅺ YES NO ELECTORS of Michigan Richard Robertson, At Large Gregory Laborde,Libertarian 3rd District Kyle Green, At Large Eileen Velez, 4th District PRESIDENT R. BODDIEⅪ Ⅺ (Adds ArticleDo VII, you Sections supportDo 10(F)(4)(i) youan amendment support and an 28) to amendment create the Louisiana to allow for Unclaimed the use ofProperty the Budget Stabi- estimated to be $1,495,288 for one entire year, and dedicated to the follow- Sebastian Ivan Miscenich, At Large Zachary BertrandC.U.P. Edwards, 3rd District Garrett Watkins, At Large Jonathan Murphy, 4th District Brenda Ann Palmer, 1st District SueLynne Mickey, 5th District of Georgia Adrian Perkins 11 Casey Taylor Carr, At Large Joseph G. Parrie, II, 4th District Matthew Stalter, 1st District Michael Haynes, 5th District Permanent Trustlization Fund Fund, to preserve also known the as money the Rainy that re-Day Fund, for ing public purposes: to be deposited in and credited to Lynda Woolard, 2nd District Edward “Ted” James, 6th District ELECTORS GLORIA LABRIAN RIVA CARROLL Democrat NO KAMALA D. HARRIS John Paul BourgeoisMachine 2 Certified for HowardUse in Kearney This State 17Simon and Gabriel Miscenich, 1st District “Pat”Ryan James RooneyAMERICAN Vedros, 5th District 75 SOLIDARITY PARTY Matthew Newman, 2nd DistrictⅪ Grant Cretin, 6th District MICHELLE TIDBALLⅪ the Inspector General & Ethics Fund and used to pro- Kathleen Blan of California No Party Libertarian CalvinSOCIALISM Millender, At LargeRepublican AND LIBERATIONJavin K. Keith, 3rd District of California of California David Drew KnightNO 7 Allen H. Borne, Jr. 63 ⅷ NO mains unclaimedstate costsby its associatedowner or owners? with a disaster(July 1, 2021) declared by the Ⅺ ColinⅪ Douglass Huddell, 2nd District John Peter Daly, 6th District Ⅺ SUNIL FREEMAN of Wyoming YES YES YES FREEDOM AND PROSPERITY Gloria Millender, At Large ELECTORSBROCKCarl Millender,ELECTORS PIERCE 4th District Ⅺ Ⅺ Democrat Ⅺ Democrat Ⅺ Constable (Adds Articlefederal VII, Sections government? 10(F)(4)(i) (Amends and 28) Article VII, Section vide, maintain, administer and operate an office of in- SAMPLE BALLOT Official Ballot Prepared and Certified by AndrewSebastian Brister, Ivan Miscenich,1st District At Large ZacharyBarry Richardson,Bertrand Edwards, 5th District 3rd District of Maryland Peter Wenstrup 15 NO Amendment No. 6 Amanda Marie Roussel, Atof Large PuertoMichael Rico Linton, 3rd District spector general and an ethics and compliance JO JORGENSEN ELECTORS KevinCasey Stratton, Taylor Carr, 2nd At District JordanLarge K. Landry, Joseph AtCharles Large G. Parrie,Chaney, II, 6th 4th District District 10.3(C)(3) and (4); Adds Article VII, Section 10.3(A)(5) LIBERTARIAN PARTY “Bill” Cassidy 3 Steve Scalise 18 Shelby Lewis, 4th DistrictERIC C. STONEHAM DemocratAntoineAmendment Pierce No. 2 12 Amendment No. 5 of South Carolina Simon Gabriel Miscenich,Joseph 1st District M. Casso,Ryan 1stⅷ District James Vedros, 5th District ⅪBILL HAMMONS commission in the Parish? Ruth S. Powers, 5th DistrictⅪ of Alaska Democrat and (C)(5)) ELECTORS Republican Margeaux Johnson, At Large Republican District Judge Ⅺ 6th Justice Court Ⅺ Gary James Watson,Ⅺ 3rd DistrictColin Douglass Huddell,Rebecca 2nd District LeBlanc,John 2nd Peter District Daly, 6th District of Texas Do you support an amendment to increase the maximum amount of income Ⅺ RichardALYSON Bresowar, 6th KENNEDY District SUNIL FREEMANUNITYAMAR PARTY PATEL AMERICA M.V. “Vinny” Mendoza 8 “Big John” Mason 64 Carole E. Vest, At Large Brandon Derek LeLeux, 3rd District Do you support an amendment to permit the presence or production of oil Do you support an amendment to authorize local governments to enter into Frank Shane Blou, At Large SOCIALIST WORKERS PARTY of Texas of Maryland of Illinois Independent Republican NO NO NO Kevin Pilley, At Large Zachary Scott Medlin, 4th District Machine Certified for Use in ThisWaylon StateJay Smith, and 4th District ELECTORS ⅪⅪ Ⅺ or gas to be included in the methodology used to de- (Vote for ONE) cooperative endeavor ad valorema persontax exemption may agree- receive and still qualify for the special INSTRUCTIONSMichael Andrew Dodd, 1st District Keith Thompson, 5th District FOR VOTING ELECTORS Jean Blair, At Large Warlyn May White, 3rd District David C. Schroeder, 1stMember District of Mary Alice Hewitt, 5th District Ⅺ 24th Judicial District Court, ES 2, Div. H DON BLANKENSHIP Howard Wetsman, 2nd District Everett C. Baudean, 6th District JEREMY “ SPIKE” COHEN Reno Jean Daret, III 4 ⅷ Barbara A. Yates, At Large CONSTITUTIONCallie Breaux, 3rd District PARTY Damon Marshall, Sr., At Largetermine Adonia the O’Brien, fair 4thmarket DistrictMelinda value of Mary an oil Price or gas well13 for Inspector General Special Services Funding District Proposition ments with new or expanding manufacturing estab- SAMPLE BALLOT of South Carolina No PartyOfficialEdgar Ballot Antonio Prepared Tejeda, 2nd District and JarodCertified Gerard Weston, by 6th District KARLA BALLARD of West Virginia YES assessment level for residential property receiving the Louisiana Public James K. Price, At Large Kimberly Hatfield,ELECTORS 4th District Joseph A. Fryer, 1st District the purposeAlbert Davis, of Jr., property 5th District assessment? (Amends Article YES Ⅺ (Vote for ONE) OFFICIALof Pennsylvania ALYSON ELECTION KENNEDYJADE SIMMONSⅪ DAY BALLOTERICOther BODENSTABⅪ (Millage Renewal) lishments for payments in lieu of taxes? (Adds Article YES Craig Anderson, 1st District Keri Tankersley, 5th District Press the box to the right of the candidate of your choice or YES or NO ServiceR. KYLE Commission ARDOIN TiffanySOCIALIST Wagnon, At Large WORKERSBECOMINGCory Levier,PARTY ONE 3rd District NATION Bryan Stubbs,of 2nd Texas District VII,of SectionTexasBrittany Frickie, 4(B)) 6th District Jamar Montgomery 9 Kevin Pearson 65 “Randy” Schmidt 99 homesteadAmendment exemption? No. 4 (Amends Article VII, Section Irina McAllister, 2nd District Lauren Fields, 6th District MALCOLM JARRETT ofNo Colorado Party Republican Republican VII, Section 21(O)) question; a green will appear to the left of the boxDONALD indicating J. TRUMP your selection. Jason Amedee, At Large ELECTORS PeterELECTORS A. Vidrine, 4th District Ⅺ Ⅺ Ⅺ Ⅺ Shall the Jefferson Parish Inspector GeneralⅪ Special Services Funding Dis- 1 REPUBLICAN PARTY SecretaryDistrict 1 of State Mose L. Jones, At Large Thomas A. Rhymes,of III, Pennsylvania 3rd District 18(G)(1)(a)(ii)) of Florida Derrick “Champ” Edwards 5 MarcBarbaraDonald Labatut, A. Yates, “Chick”1st AtDistrict Large ForetCallieJimmy 76 Breaux, Williams, 3rd District 5th District trict of the Parish of Jefferson, State of Louisiana (the “District”) be au- Do you support an amendment to limit the growth of the expenditure limit ELECTORS Democrat Republican NO Ⅺ Ⅺ JorgeJames Maspons, K. Price, At2nd Large LeroyDistrict Jones, At LargeKimberlyRobert Hatfield,Ⅺ Wagnon, 4th 6th DarienDistrict District Mitchell, 4th District WILLIAM MOHR Aaron C. Sigler 14 Louis “Woody” Jenkins, At Large Ross Little, Jr., 3rd District (Vote for ONE) NOVEMBER 3, 2020 — JEFFERSON PARISH thorized to renew the levy and collection of a special tax of not to exceed for the state general fund and dedicated funds and to INSTRUCTIONS FOR VOTING Carolyn Joseph, 1st District Kristopher Reed, 5th District NO To change a selection, press the box again. The green will disappear and LIFE, LIBERTY,State of Louisiana CONSTITUTIONCraig Anderson, 1st District TOMKeri Tankersley, HOEFLING 5th District of Michigan Libertarian Vinson J. Serio, At Large Rodney Michael Collier, 4th District Ⅺ one-half (1/2) mill on all property subject to taxation in the District for a Joyce A. Jones, 6th District Eric F. Skrmetta, 1st District Kay Kellogg Katz, 5th District Irina McAllister, 2nd DistrictSherry S. East, 2ndLauren District Fields, 6th Districtof Iowa KANYEMALCOLM WESTCLAUDELIAH JARRETT J. ROZE Dustin Murphy 10 Richard “Richie” Sanderson, II 66 Jason Ural 100 remove the calculation of its growth factor from the you may make a new selection. ELECTORS THE BIRTHDAY PARTY period of ten (10) years, beginning with the year 2022 and ending with the YES 2 Robert C. Monti, 2nd District Beth A. Billings, 6th District MICHAEL R. PENCE “Xan” John 6 William Boartfield, Jr. 62 “Jerry” SmithOFFICIAL 77 of Wyoming ELECTIONof Pennsylvania of Texas DAY BALLOTAmendment No. 3 Republican Ⅺ Republican Ⅺ To CastRepublican Your Vote,Ⅺ Constitution? (Effective June 30, 2022) (Amends Arti- NO Chad Robichaux, At LargeR. KYLE ARDOINSteve Michael Martin, 3rd District Press the box to the right of the candidateCAST of your choice or YES or NO ELECTORS Ⅺ year 2031, to be annually levied, with collections from the levy of the tax of Indiana Other Ⅺ Green Ⅺ Republican Ⅺ BROCK PIERCEⅪ VOTE Richard Robertson, At LargeFREEDOMGregory Laborde,AND 3rdPROSPERITY District cle VII, Section 10(C)(1)) Makequestion; a greenselections, will appear then press to the the left of the buttonbox located indicating in the your selection. Jerry A. Keeton, At Large John McNair, Jr., 4th District Do you support an amendmentPeter to Wenstrup allow for the use 15 of the Budget Stabi- estimated to be $1,495,288 for one entire year, and dedicated to the follow- Amendment No. 6 1 ALL Secretary of StateGarrett Watkins, At Large Jonathan Murphy, 4th District of Puerto Rico WARNING Colby Landry, 1st District Shana Christina Beck, 5th District ELECTORS KANYEPRESIDENT WEST R. BODDIE Democrat ing public Seepurposes: Instructions to be deposited in and credited to Wds./Dists./Pcts. 001, 051 thru 056, 117 thru 125B, K005,Matthew K012, Stalter, K019, 1st District K020, K025,Michael K027, Haynes, K028 5th District C.U.P. lizationⅪ Fund, also known as the Rainy Day Fund, for Ⅺ 3 lower right corner. This electronically records all of yourBRIAN votes. CARROLL THE BIRTHDAY PARTY of Wyoming of Georgia Adrian Perkins 11 John F. Schwegmann 67 AMERICAN SOLIDARITY PARTY David Drew KnightRandall 7 Barnes, 2nd DistrictAllen H. Borne, Suzanne Jr. H. 63Lewis, 6th DistrictMargeaux Johnson,NOVEMBER At Large Gary James Watson, 3rd District 3, 2020 — JEFFERSON PARISH the Inspector General & Ethics Fund and used to pro- Do you support an amendment to increase the maximum amount of income To change a selection, press the box again. The green willof California disappear and State of LouisianaMatthew Newman, 2nd District Grant Cretin, 6th Districtⅷ ELECTORS MICHELLE TIDBALL state costs associated with a disaster declared by Democratthe YES No Party YES NO ELECTORS Democrat Democrat Frank ShaneConstable Blou, At LargeELECTORSWaylon Jay Smith, 4th District Ⅺ Ⅺ Ⅺ Ⅺ vide,in maintain, Lower administer Right and operate Corner an office of in- Amendment No. 7 DO NOT PRESS THE ‘CAST VOTE’ BUTTON UNTIL Ⅺ Ⅺ Ⅺ Calvin Millender, AtANDY Large PRIORJavin K. Keith, 3rd Districtof Wyoming federal government? (Amends Article VII, Section Richard Robertson, At Large Gregory Laborde, 3rd District a person may receive and still qualify for the special youPart maythe curtains makeAmanda a newand Marie Roussel,exitselection. Atthe Large votingMichael Linton,booth. 3rd District David C. Schroeder, 1st District Mary Alice Hewitt, 5th District 2 Gloria Millender, At Large of CarlTexas Millender, 4th District 10.3(C)(3) and (4); Adds Article VII, Section 10.3(A)(5) spectorTo general Cast and anYour ethics Vote,and compliance Garrett Watkins, At Large Jonathan Murphy, 4th District 4 Jordan K. Landry, At Large Shelby Lewis, 4th District Edgar Antonio Tejeda, 2nd District Jarod Gerard Weston, 6th District KARLA BALLARD assessment level for residential property receiving the CAST Joseph M. Casso, 1st District Ruth S. Powers, 5th District Matthew Stalter, 1st DistrictAndrew Brister, 1stMichael District Haynes, 5th DistrictBarry Richardson, 5th District and (C)(5)) commission in the Parish? YES VOTE 6th Justice Court of Pennsylvania homestead exemption? (AmendsDo Article you support VII, Section an amendment to create the Louisiana Unclaimed Property YOU HAVE MADE ALL DESIRED SELECTIONS. 1 JEFFERSONMake selections,Rebecca LeBlanc, 2nd then District pressRichard theBresowar, 6th District button locatedAMAR in the PATEL M.V. “Vinny” Mendoza 8 “Big John” Mason 64 Matthew Newman, 2ndKevin District Stratton, 2nd Grant District Cretin, 6th DistrictCharles BILLChaney, 6thHAMMONS DistrictMICHELLE ERICTIDBALL C. STONEHAM Antoine Pierce 12 Eric Skrmetta 68 Amendment No. 5 ALL of Illinois Independent Republican NO See Instructions NO Ⅺ Ⅺ of Texas of Wyoming of Alaska Democrat Republican 18(G)(1)(a)(ii)) 3 lower right corner. This electronically records all of your votes. Wds./Dists./Pcts. 001, 051 thru 056, 117 thru 125B, K005, K012,UNITY K019, K020,PARTY(Vote K025, for AMERICA ONE) K027, K028 Ⅺ ALL KENNERⅪ PRECINCTS Permanent Trust Fund to preserve the money that re- ELECTORSLIFE, LIBERTY,GLORIA CONSTITUTION LA RIVA TOM HOEFLINGⅪ Do you support an amendment to authorize local governments to enter into JADE SIMMONS SOCIALISM AND LIBERATIONJean Blair, At Large Warlyn May White, 3rd District of California of Iowa in Lower Right Corner mains unclaimed by its owner or owners? (July 1, 2021) BECOMING ONE NATION ELECTORS cooperative endeavor ad valorem tax exemption agree- CAST VOTE BUTTON Part the curtains and exitFOR the PRESIDENT voting booth. AND of Texas Jamar Montgomery 9 Kevin Pearson 65Damon Marshall, Sr., At Large“Randy” Adonia Schmidt O’Brien, 4th District 99 BILL HAMMONSDON BLANKENSHIP Amendment No. 4 NO YES United States UnitedNo Party States ELECTORSRepublican Chad Robichaux, At LargeRepublicanCONSTITUTIONSteve Michael Martin, 3rd DistrictPARTY Ⅺ ELECTORS Joseph A. Fryer, 1st District Albert Davis, Jr., 5th District Ⅺ Melinda Mary Price 13 ments with new or(Adds expanding Article manufacturing VII, Sections estab- 10(F)(4)(i) and 28) 4 Ⅺⅷ Ⅺⅷ Ⅺⅷ Ⅺ of Texasof West Virginia A vote for candidates for president Moseand L. Jones, At Large Thomas A. Rhymes, III, 3rd District Sebastian Ivan Miscenich, At Large Zachary Bertrand Edwards, 3rdJerry District A. Keeton,UNITY At Large PARTY JohnAMERICA McNair, Jr., 4th District VICE PRESIDENT OF Senator Representative District Judge Bryan Stubbs, 2nd District Brittany Frickie, 6th District ELECTORS ERIC BODENSTABPROPOSED CONSTITUTIONALDo you support an amendment AMENDMENTS to limit the growth of theOther expenditure limit PROPOSITION(S) YES 1 JEFFERSON Leroy Jones, At Large Darien Mitchell, 4th District Colby Landry, 1st District ELECTORSShana Christina Beck, 5th District Ⅺ Ⅺ Ⅺ lishments for payments in lieu of taxes? (Adds Article vice president is a vote for each Casey Taylor Carr, At Large Joseph G. Parrie, II, 4th District Tiffany Wagnon, At Large of Colorado Carolyn Joseph, 1st DistrictTHE UNITEDKristopher STATES Reed, 5th District Jean Blair, At Large Warlyn May White, 3rd DistrictCory Levier, 3rd District for the state general fund and dedicated funds and to of the electors supporting those Randall Barnes, 2nd District Suzanne H. Lewis, 6th District VII, Section 21(O)) Sherry S. East, 2nd District Joyce A. Jones, 6th District CLAUDELIAH J. ROZE Dustin Murphy 10Simon GabrielRichard Miscenich, “Richie” 1st District Sanderson,Ryan James II 66 Vedros, 5th DistrictDamon Marshall, Sr.,Jason JasonAt Large Amedee, Ural At AdoniaLarge 100 O’Brien, 4th DistrictPeter A. Vidrine, 4th District ANDY PRIOR remove the calculation of its growth factor from the Amendment No. 7 candidates. VOTE FOR ONE PRESIDENTIAL of Texas Republican Republican Republican YES 1st Congressional DistrictColinⅪ Douglass Huddell, 2nd24th District Judicial DistrictJohn Court, Peter ES Daly, 2, Div.Ⅺ 6th B District Joseph A. Fryer, 1st DistrictMarc Labatut,SUNIL 1st DistrictAlbert Davis, ⅪFREEMAN Jr., 5th DistrictJimmy Williams, 5th District of TexasAmendmentConstitution? No. 1 (Effective June 30, 2022) (Amends Arti- PROPOSITION TO AUTHORIZE SPORTS WAGERING ACTIVITIES. CANDIDATE ONLY Bryan Stubbs, 2nd DistrictJorge Maspons, 2ndBrittany District Frickie, 6th DistrictRobert Wagnon, 6th DistrictERIC BODENSTABWILLIAMcle MOHR VII, Section 10(C)(1)) Aaron C. Sigler 14 Do you support an amendment to create the Louisiana Unclaimed Property FOR PRESIDENT AND (Vote for ONE) (Vote for ONE) (Vote for ONE) of Maryland of Colorado of Michigan Libertarian NO NO United States United States Do you support an amendment declaring that, to protect human life, a right Ⅺ Shall sports wagering activities and operations be permitted in the parish C.U.P. PRESIDENT R. BODDIE ⅷ ⅷ ⅷ Permanent Trust Fund to preserve the money that re- A vote for candidates for president and VICE PRESIDENT OF Senatorof Georgia AdrianRepresentative Perkins 11 John F. SchwegmannDistrict Judge 67 to PROPOSEDabortionGLORIA and the LA funding CONSTITUTIONAL RIVA of abortion shall not be AMENDMENTS of Jefferson? PROPOSITION(S) DEMOCRATIC PARTY ELECTORSJOSEPH R. BIDEN Democrat No Party SOCIALISM AND LIBERATION NO mains unclaimed by its owner or owners? (July 1, 2021) vice president is a vote for each of Delaware Beryl BilliotⅪ 1 Lee Ann DugasⅪ 16 “Chris” CoxⅪ 74 found in the Louisianaof California Constitution? (Adds Article I, Calvin Millender, At LargeTHE UNITEDJavin K.STATES Keith, 3rd District YES ELECTORS No Party Democrat Republican ELECTORS BROCK PIERCE YES YES of the electors supporting thoseGloria Millender, At Large Carl Millender, 4th District FREEDOM AND PROSPERITYSection 20.1) Ⅺ (Adds Article VII, Sections 10(F)(4)(i) and 28) Karen Carter Peterson, At Large Stephen Handwerk, 3rd District Ⅺ Ⅺ Ⅺ Ⅺ WARNING Sebastian Ivan Miscenich,ALYSON At Large Zachary BertrandKENNEDY Edwards, 3rd District of Puerto Rico Peter Wenstrup 15 Amendment No. 6 Kyle Green, At Large candidates.Eileen Velez, 4th District Andrew Brister,VOTE 1st District FOR ONEBarry PRESIDENTIAL Richardson, 5th District 1st Congressional District 24th Judicial District Court, ES 2, Div. B Casey Taylor Carr, At Large Joseph G.ELECTORS Parrie, II, 4th District Amendment No. 1 Democrat PROPOSITION TO AUTHORIZE SPORTS WAGERING ACTIVITIES. Brenda Ann Palmer, 1st District SueLynne Mickey, 5th DistrictKevin Stratton, 2nd DistrictCANDIDATECharles ONLY Chaney, 6th District ERIC C. STONEHAM Antoine Pierce 12 SOCIALIST WORKERSEric Skrmetta PARTY 68 of Texas Ⅺ Amendment No. 5 Ⅺ Lynda Woolard, 2nd District Edward “Ted” James, 6th District Democrat Republican Simon Gabriel Miscenich,Margeaux 1st District Johnson,Ryan At James Large Vedros, 5thGary District James Watson, 3rd District Do you support an amendment to increase the maximum amount of income DO NOT PRESS THE ‘CAST VOTE’ BUTTON UNTIL KAMALA D. HARRIS John(Vote Paulof for Alaska ONE)Bourgeois 2 (VoteHoward for ONE) KearneyⅪ 17 (Vote for“Pat” ONE) RooneyⅪ 75 Shall sports wagering activities and operations be permitted in the parish Kathleen Blan ELECTORS Colin Douglass Huddell,Frank 2nd ShaneDistrict Blou,John At LargePeter Daly, 6th DistrictWaylon Jay Smith, 4thDo District youⅪ supportSUNIL an FREEMAN amendment declaring that, to protect human life, a right No Party Libertarian Republican Do you support an amendmentNO to authorize local governments to enter into NO of California Ⅺ Barbara A. Yates,Ⅺ At Large Callie Breaux, 3rd District Ⅺ of Jefferson? a person may receive and still qualify for the specialNO WARNING David C. Schroeder, 1st District Mary Alice Hewitt, 5thto District abortion and theof Marylandfunding of abortion shall not be DEMOCRATIC PARTY JOSEPH R. BIDEN cooperative endeavor ad valorem tax exemption agree- assessment level for residential property receiving the CONSTITUTION PARTYof Delaware DON BLANKENSHIPBeryl Billiot 1 Lee Ann DugasJames K. Price, 16 At Large Kimberly“Chris” Hatfield, Cox 4th District 74 Edgar Antonio Tejeda, 2nd District Jarod Gerard Weston,found 6th District in the LouisianaKARLA Constitution? BALLARD (Adds Article I, YOU HAVE MADE ALL DESIRED SELECTIONS. ELECTORS of West Virginia No Party Melinda Mary PriceDemocrat 13 Republican of Pennsylvaniaments with new or expandingYES manufacturing estab- YES YES Karen Carter Peterson, At Large Stephen Handwerk, 3rd District ELECTORSJO JORGENSEN Ⅺ Ⅺ Craig Anderson,Ⅺ 1st District Keri Tankersley, 5th DistrictⅪ Section 20.1) YES homestead exemption? (Amends Article VII, Section LIBERTARIAN PARTY Other DO NOT PRESS THE ‘CAST VOTE’ BUTTON UNTIL of South Carolina “Bill” CassidyⅪ 3 Steve ScaliseⅪ 18 ⅷ Amendmentlishments No. for 2 payments in lieu of taxes? (Adds Article Kyle Green, At Large ELECTORSEileen Velez, 4th District Tiffany Wagnon, At Large Cory Levier, 3rd District Republican RepublicanIrina McAllister, 2nd District DistrictLauren Judge Fields, 6th District MALCOLM JARRETT ALYSON KENNEDY 18(G)(1)(a)(ii)) Brenda Ann Palmer, 1st District SueLynne Mickey, 5th DistrictJason Amedee, At Large Ⅺ Ⅺ Ⅺ VII, Section 21(O)) Peter A. Vidrine, 4th District of Texas Carole E. Vest, At Large Brandon Derek LeLeux, 3rd District SOCIALIST WORKERS PARTY Do you support an amendment to permit the presence or production of oil Lynda Woolard, 2nd District Edward “Ted” James, 6thMarc District Labatut, 1st District Jimmy Williams, 5th District of Pennsylvania TOM HOEFLING Kevin Pilley, At Large Zachary Scott Medlin, 4th District KAMALA D. HARRIS John Paul Bourgeois 2 Howard Kearney 17 “Pat” Rooney 75 ELECTORSLIFE, LIBERTY, CONSTITUTION Ⅺ YOU HAVE MADE ALL DESIRED SELECTIONS. Kathleen Blan Jorge Maspons, 2nd District Robert Wagnon, 6th District WILLIAM MOHR Aaron C. Sigler 14 or gas to be included in the methodology used to de- NO NO CAST VOTE BUTTON Michael Andrew Dodd, 1st District Keith Thompson, 5th District of California No Party Ⅺ Member ofLibertarian Ⅺ Republican ⅪBarbara A. Yates, At Large Callie Breaux,ELECTORS 3rd District of Iowa NO of Michigan Libertarian 24th Judicial District Court, ES 2, Div. H termine the fair market value of an oil or gas well for NO Howard Wetsman, 2nd District Everett C. Baudean, 6th District JEREMY “ SPIKE” COHEN Reno Jean Daret, III 4 Ⅺⅷ James K. Price, At LargeChad Robichaux,Kimberly At Large Hatfield, 4thSteve District Michael Martin, 3rd District Ⅺ Inspector General Special Services Funding District Proposition of South Carolina No Party Louisiana Public the purpose of property assessment? (Amends Article YES Ⅺ (Vote for ONE) Craig Anderson, 1st DistrictJerry A. Keeton,Keri At Large Tankersley, 5th DistrictJohn McNair, Jr., 4th District PRECINCTS(Millage Renewal) LIBERTARIAN PARTY JO JORGENSEN Irina McAllister, 2nd DistrictColby Landry, 1stLaurenKANYE District Fields, 6th District WESTShana Christina Beck,VII, 5thMALCOLM SectionDistrict 4(B)) JARRETT of South Carolina BROCK PIERCE“Bill” Cassidy 3 Service CommissionSteve Scalise 18 ⅷ Amendment No. 2 FREEDOM AND PROSPERITY Peter Wenstrup 15 Randall Barnes, 2nd District Suzanne H. Lewis, 6th District of Pennsylvania Amendment No. 6 CAST VOTE BUTTON ELECTORS of Puerto RicoRepublican Republican THE BIRTHDAYDistrict JudgePARTY of Wyoming DONALDELECTORS J. TRUMP Ⅺ Ⅺ Ⅺ Shall the Jefferson Parish Inspector General Special Services Funding Dis- REPUBLICAN PARTY DemocratDistrict 1 ANDY PRIOR K005; K012; K019-K020; K025; K027-K030 Amendment No. 7 Carole E. Vest, At Large Brandon Derek LeLeux, 3rd District of Florida Derrick “Champ” EdwardsⅪ 5 Ⅺ ELECTORSDonald “Chick” Foret 76 Do you support an amendment to permit the presence or production of oil trict of the Parish of Jefferson, State of Louisiana (the “District”) be au- Kevin Pilley, At Large ELECTORSZachary Scott Medlin, Margeaux4th District Johnson, At Large Gary James Watson, 3rd District Democrat Republican Ⅺ Doof you Texas support an amendmentNO to increase the maximum amount of income Ⅺ Ⅺ Ⅺ or gas to be included in the methodology used to de- MichaelLouis “Woody” Andrew Jenkins, Dodd, 1st At DistrictLarge RossKeith Little, Thompson, Jr., 3rd 5th District DistrictFrank Shane Blou, At Large Waylon Jay Smith, 4th District (Vote for ONE) Richard Robertson, At Large Gregory Laborde, 3rd District thorized to renew the levy and collection of a special tax of not to exceed Member of 24th Judicial District Court, ES 2, Div. H KANYE WEST a person may receive and still qualify for the special Do you support an amendment to create the Louisiana Unclaimed Property HowardVinson J. Wetsman, Serio, At 2ndLarge District RodneyEverett MichaelC. Baudean, Collier, 6thDavid 4th District District C. Schroeder,JEREMY 1st District “ SPIKE”Mary Alice COHENHewitt, 5th District Reno Jean Daret, III 4 Garrett ⅷWatkins, At Large Jonathan Murphy, 4th District termine the fair market value of an oil or gas well for one-halfInspector (1/2) mill General on all Special property Services subject Funding to taxation District in the Proposition District for a Eric F. Skrmetta, 1st District Kay Kellogg Katz, 5th District KARLA BALLARD THE BIRTHDAY PARTY of Wyoming assessment level for residentialYES property receiving the Edgar Antonio Tejeda, 2nd District Jarodof South Gerard CarolinaWeston, 6th District No Party Ⅺ Louisiana Public the purpose of property assessment? (Amends Article YES period of ten (10) years, beginning with the year 2022 and ending with the Permanent Trust Fund to preserve the money that re- Robert C. Monti, 2nd District Beth A. Billings, 6th District MICHAEL R. PENCE of Pennsylvania“Xan” John 6 William Boartfield,Matthew Jr. Stalter, 62 1st District (Vote for“Jerry”Michael ONE) Haynes,Smith 5th District 77 ELECTORS GLORIAAmendment LAhomestead ⅪRIVA No. 3exemption? (Amends Article VII, Section (Millage Renewal) Service Commission Richard Robertson, At LargeSOCIALISMGregory ANDLaborde, 3rdLIBERATION District VII, Section 4(B)) of California year 2031, to be annually levied, with collections from the levy of the tax mains unclaimed by its owner or owners? (July 1, 2021) of Indiana Other Ⅺ GreenMatthew Newman,Ⅺ 2nd District Grant RepublicanCretin, 6th District Ⅺ MICHELLE TIDBALL 18(G)(1)(a)(ii)) YES DONALD J. TRUMP Garrett Watkins, At Large JonathanELECTORS Murphy, 4th District Ⅺ estimatedShall the Jefferson to be $1,495,288 Parish Inspectorfor one entire General year, Special and dedicated Services toFunding the follow- Dis- (Adds Article VII, Sections 10(F)(4)(i) and 28) REPUBLICAN PARTY District 1 Do you support an amendment to allow for the use of the Budget Stabi- LIFE, LIBERTY, CONSTITUTIONof Florida DerrickTOM HOEFLING“Champ” Edwards 5 Donald “Chick” Foret 76 Matthew Stalter, 1st DistrictSebastian Ivan Miscenich,Michael Haynes,At Largeof Wyoming5th Zachary District Bertrand Edwards, 3rd District ELECTORS of Iowa lization Fund, also known as the Rainy Day Fund, for NO ingtrict public of the purposes: Parish of to Jefferson, be deposited State in ofand Louisiana credited (theto “District”) be au- ELECTORSBRIAN CARROLL Ⅺ Democrat Ⅺ Republican ⅪMatthew Newman, 2ndCasey District Taylor Carr, GrantAt Large Cretin, 6th District Joseph G. Parrie, II, 4th DistrictMICHELLE TIDBALL NO Louis “Woody” Jenkins, At Large Ross Little, Jr., 3rd District (Vote for ONE) thorized to renew the levy and collection of a special tax of not to exceed AMERICAN SOLIDARITY PARTYChad Robichaux, At Large Steve Michael Martin, 3rd District David Drew KnightⅪ 7 Allen H. Borne, Jr. 63 Simon Gabriel Miscenich, 1st District Ryan James Vedros,state 5th District costs associated with a disaster declared by the the Inspector General & Ethics Fund and used to pro- of California ⅷ of Wyoming Vinson J. Serio, At Large ELECTORSRodney Michael Collier,Jerry 4th District A. Keeton, At Large John McNair, Jr., 4th District Democrat Democrat YES YES Ⅺ Constable Colin Douglass Huddell, 2nd District John Peter Daly, 6thfederal District government? (Amends Article VII, Section vide,one-half maintain, (1/2) mill administer on all property and operate subject an tooffice taxation of in- in the District for a Eric F. Skrmetta, 1st District Ⅺ Ⅺ SUNIL FREEMAN Kay Kellogg Katz, 5th District Amanda Marie Roussel, At Large Michael Linton, 3rd DistrictColby Landry, 1st District Shana Christina Beck, 5th District Robert C. Monti, 2nd District Beth A. Billings, 6th District of Maryland spectorperiod of generalten (10) years,and beginningan ethics with and the compliance year 2022 and ending with the NO Jordan K. Landry, At Large Shelby Lewis, 4th DistrictRandall Barnes, 2nd DistrictMICHAEL Suzanne R. H. PENCE Lewis, 6th District “Xan” John 6 William Boartfield, Jr. 62 “Jerry” Smith 77 BILL HAMMONS 10.3(C)(3) and (4); Adds ArticleAmendment VII, Section No. 10.3(A)(5) 3 ANDY PRIOR Amendment No. 7 commissionyear 2031, to in be the annually Parish? levied, with collections from the levy of the tax Joseph M. Casso, 1st District Ruth S. Powers, 5th District of Indiana Other Ⅺ Green Ⅺ Republican Ⅺ of Texas and (C)(5))BILL HAMMONS of Texas UNITY PARTY6th Justice AMERICA Court Rebecca LeBlanc, 2nd District Richard Bresowar, 6th District AMAR PATEL M.V. “Vinny” Mendoza 8 “Big John” Mason 64 Do you support an amendmentof Texas to allow for the use of the Budget Stabi- estimated to be $1,495,288 for one entire year, and dedicated to the follow- of Illinois Independent Republican UNITY PARTY AMERICA Do you support an amendmentNO to create the Louisiana Unclaimed Property NO Ⅺ Ⅺ ELECTORS lizationⅪ Fund, also ALYSONknown as theKENNEDY Rainy Day Fund, for ing public purposes: to be deposited in and credited to (Vote for ONE) ELECTORS Ⅺ BRIAN CARROLL Permanent Trust Fund to preserve the money that re- AMERICAN SOLIDARITY PARTY GLORIADavid LA RIVADrew Knight 7 Allen H. Borne,Jean Jr. Blair,63 At Large Warlyn May White, 3rd DistrictJean Blair, At Large SOCIALISTWarlyn MayWORKERS White, 3rd District PARTYstate costs associated with a disasterof Texasdeclared by the the Inspector General & Ethics Fund and used to pro- SOCIALISM AND LIBERATIONof California ⅷ mains unclaimed by its ownerYES or owners? (July 1, 2021) YES ELECTORS JADE SIMMONS of California Democrat DemocratDamon Marshall, Sr., At LargeConstable Adonia O’Brien, 4th District Damon Marshall, Sr., At Large Adonia O’Brien,ELECTORS 4th District Ⅺ vide, maintain, administer and operate an office of in- Ⅺ Ⅺ Ⅺ federal government? (Amends Article VII, Section YES Amanda BECOMINGMarie Roussel, At Large ONEMichael NATION Linton, 3rd District ELECTORS Jamar MontgomeryⅪ 9 Kevin Pearson 65 “Randy” Schmidt 99 Barbara A. Yates, At Large Callie Breaux, 3rd District Amendment(Adds Article No. 4 VII, Sections 10(F)(4)(i) and 28) of Texas Joseph A. Fryer, 1st District Albert Davis, Jr., 5th District Sebastian Ivan Miscenich, At Large Zachary Bertrand Edwards, 3rd District 10.3(C)(3) and (4); Adds Article VII, Section 10.3(A)(5) spector general and an ethics and compliance Jordan K. Landry, At LargeELECTORSShelby Lewis, 4th District No Party RepublicanJoseph A. Fryer, 1st District Albert RepublicanDavis, Jr., 5th District James K. Price, At Large Kimberly Hatfield, 4th District Casey Taylor Carr, At Large Joseph G. Parrie, II, 4th District Ⅺ Ⅺ Ⅺ ⅪBryan Stubbs, 2nd District Brittany Frickie, 6th District ERIC BODENSTAB MoseJoseph L. M. Jones, Casso, At 1st Large District ThomasRuth S. Powers,A. Rhymes, 5th III,District 3rd District ERIC BODENSTAB and (C)(5)) commission in the Parish? Simon Gabriel Miscenich, 1st District Ryan James Vedros, 5th District Bryan Stubbs, 2nd District 6th JusticeBrittany Court Frickie, 6th District Craig Anderson, 1st District Keri Tankersley, 5th DoDistrict you support an ofamendment Colorado to limit the growth of the expenditure limit LeroyRebecca Jones, LeBlanc, At Large 2nd District DarienRichard Mitchell, Bresowar, 4th 6thDistrict District AMAR PATEL M.V. “Vinny” Mendoza 8 “Big John” Mason 64 Colin Douglass Huddell, 2nd District John Peter Daly, 6th District SUNIL FREEMAN Irina McAllister, 2nd District of ColoradoLauren Fields, 6th Districtfor the state generalMALCOLM fund and dedicatedJARRETT funds and to NO NO Carolyn Joseph, 1st District Kristopher Reed, 5th District of Illinois Independent Ⅺ Republican Ⅺ NO of Maryland (Vote for ONE) of Pennsylvania Sherry S. East, 2nd District Joyce A. Jones, 6th District CLAUDELIAH J. ROZE Dustin Murphy 10 Richard “Richie” Sanderson, II 66 Jason Ural 100 remove the calculation of its growth factor from the YES of Texas Republican Ⅺ Republican Ⅺ Republican Ⅺ Constitution? (Effective June 30, 2022) (Amends Arti- JADE SIMMONS cle VII, Section 10(C)(1)) BECOMING ONE NATION of Texas ALYSONJamar KENNEDY Montgomery 9 Kevin Pearson 65 “Randy” Schmidt 99 KANYEAmendment WEST No. 4 ELECTORS SOCIALISTPRESIDENT WORKERS R. BODDIEPARTY Ⅺ of Texas No Party Ⅺ Republican Ⅺ Republican Ⅺ THE BIRTHDAY PARTY C.U.P. of Wyoming Mose L. Jones, At Large Thomas A. Rhymes, III, 3rd District ELECTORS of Georgia Adrian PerkinsⅪ 11 John F. Schwegmann 67 Do you support an amendment to limit the growth of the expenditure limit Barbara A. Yates, At Large Callie Breaux, 3rd District ELECTORS NO Leroy Jones, At Large ELECTORSDarien Mitchell, 4th District Ⅺ Democrat No Party Ⅺ Ⅺ Ⅺ Richard Robertson, At Large Gregory Laborde, 3rd District Calvin Millender, At Large Javin K. Keith, 3rd DistrictJames K. Price, At Large Kimberly Hatfield, 4th District for the state general fund and dedicated funds and to WARNING Carolyn Joseph, 1st District Kristopher Reed, 5th District SherryGloria Millender,S. East, 2nd At DistrictLarge JoyceCarl A.Millender, Jones, 6th 4th District DistrictCraig Anderson, 1st CLAUDELIAHDistrict Keri Tankersley, J. ROZE 5th District Dustin Murphy 10 Richard “Richie” Sanderson, II 66 Jason Ural 100 Garrett Watkins, At Large Jonathan Murphy,remove 4th District the calculation of its growth factor from the Irina McAllister, 2nd District Lauren Fields, 6th District MALCOLM JARRETT YES Andrew Brister, 1st District Barry Richardson, 5th District of Texas Republican Ⅺ Republican Ⅺ Republican Ⅺ Matthew Stalter, 1st District Michael Haynes, 5thConstitution? District (Effective June 30, 2022) (Amends Arti- of Pennsylvania Kevin Stratton, 2nd District Charles Chaney, 6th District ERIC C. STONEHAM Antoine Pierce 12 Eric Skrmetta 68 Matthew Newman, 2nd District Grant Cretin, 6th District MICHELLEAmendment TIDBALL No. 5 DO NOT PRESS THE ‘CAST VOTE’ BUTTON UNTIL of Alaska Democrat Republican cle VII, Section 10(C)(1)) WARNING Ⅺ Ⅺ of Wyoming PRESIDENT R. BODDIE C.U.P. KANYE AdrianWEST Perkins 11 John F. Schwegmann 67 Do you support an amendment to authorize local governments to enter into THE BIRTHDAY PARTYof Georgia cooperative endeavor ad valorem tax exemption agree- NO YOU HAVE MADE ALL DESIRED SELECTIONS. ELECTORS DON BLANKENSHIP Ⅺ of Wyoming Democrat Ⅺ No Party Ⅺ Calvin Millender,CONSTITUTION At Large Javin PARTY K. Keith, 3rd District ELECTORS Melinda Mary PriceⅪ 13 ments with new or expanding manufacturing estab- DO NOT PRESS THE ‘CAST VOTE’ BUTTON UNTIL of West Virginia BILL HAMMONS Gloria Millender, At Large ELECTORS Carl Millender, 4th DistrictRichard Robertson, At Large Gregory Laborde, 3rd District Other YES Garrett Watkins, At Large Jonathan Murphy, 4th District Ⅺ Ⅺ lishments for payments in lieu of taxes?of Texas (Adds Article Andrew Brister, 1st District Barry Richardson, 5th District UNITY PARTY AMERICA Tiffany Wagnon, At Large Cory Levier, 3rd District Kevin Stratton, 2nd District Charles Chaney, 6th DistrictMatthew Stalter, 1st District Michael Haynes, 5th District VII, Section 21(O)) Jason Amedee, At Large Peter A. Vidrine, 4th District ERIC C. STONEHAM Antoine Pierce 12 Eric Skrmetta 68 ELECTORS Amendment No. 5 Ⅺ Matthew Newman, 2nd District Grant Cretin, 6th District Marc Labatut, 1st District of Alaska MICHELLE TIDBALL Democrat Republican Jean Blair, At Large Warlyn May White, 3rd District CAST VOTE BUTTON Jimmy Williams, 5th District Ⅺ Ⅺ of Wyoming YOU HAVE MADE ALL DESIRED SELECTIONS. Jorge Maspons, 2nd District Robert Wagnon, 6th District WILLIAM MOHR Aaron C. Sigler 14 Damon Marshall, Sr., At Large Adonia O’Brien, 4thDo District you support an amendment to authorize local governments toNO enter into of Michigan Libertarian Ⅺ Joseph A. Fryer, 1st District Albert Davis, Jr., 5thcooperative District endeavor ad valorem tax exemption agree- CONSTITUTION PARTY DON BLANKENSHIP Bryan Stubbs, 2nd District Brittany Frickie, 6th District ERIC BODENSTAB of West Virginia BILL HAMMONSMelinda Mary Price 13 ments with new or expanding manufacturingof Colorado estab- ELECTORS UNITY PARTY AMERICA of Texas Other YES FREEDOM AND PROSPERITY BROCK PIERCE Ⅺ Ⅺ lishments for payments in lieu of taxes? (Adds Article Tiffany Wagnon, At Large Cory Levier, 3rd District ELECTORS Peter WenstrupⅪ 15 Amendment No. 6 of Puerto Rico VII, Section 21(O)) Jason Amedee, At Large ELECTORS Peter A. Vidrine, 4thJean District Blair, At Large Warlyn May White, 3rd District Ⅺ Democrat Ⅺ Marc Labatut, 1st District Damon Marshall, Sr., At Large Adonia O’Brien, 4th District CAST VOTE BUTTON Margeaux Johnson, At Large GaryJimmy James Williams, Watson, 5th3rd District Do you support an amendment to increase the maximum amount of income Jorge Maspons, 2nd District Joseph A. Fryer, 1st District Albert Davis, Jr., 5th District Frank Shane Blou, At Large WaylonRobert Jay Wagnon,Smith, 4th 6th District District WILLIAM MOHR Aaron C. Sigler 14 Bryan Stubbs, 2nd District Brittanyof Frickie, Michigan 6th District ERIC BODENSTABLibertarian a person may receive and still qualify for the special NO David C. Schroeder, 1st District Mary Alice Hewitt, 5th District of Colorado Ⅺ assessment level for residential property receiving the Edgar Antonio Tejeda, 2nd District Jarod Gerard Weston, 6th District KARLA BALLARD YES of Pennsylvania homestead exemption? (Amends Article VII, Section FREEDOM AND PROSPERITY BROCK PIERCE 18(G)(1)(a)(ii)) WARNING of Puerto Rico Peter Wenstrup 15 Amendment No. 6 LIFE, LIBERTY,ELECTORS CONSTITUTION TOM HOEFLING Ⅺ Democrat Ⅺ Margeaux Johnson, At Large Gary James Watson, 3rd District of Iowa Do you support an amendment to increase the maximum amount of income ELECTORS NO DO NOT PRESS THE ‘CAST VOTE’ BUTTON UNTIL FrankChad Robichaux,Shane Blou, At At Large Large SteveWaylon Michael Jay Smith, Martin, 4th 3rdDistrict District Ⅺ a person may receive and still qualify for the special DavidJerry A.C. Keeton,Schroeder, At Large 1st District JohnMary McNair,Alice Hewitt, Jr., 4th 5th District District WARNING EdgarColby AntonioLandry, 1stTejeda, District 2nd District ShanaJarod GerardChristina Weston, Beck, 6th5th District KARLA BALLARD assessment level for residential property receiving the of Pennsylvania YES Randall Barnes, 2nd District Suzanne H. Lewis, 6th District homestead exemption? (Amends Article VII, Section YOU HAVE MADE ALL DESIRED SELECTIONS. ANDY PRIOR Amendment No. 7 DO NOT PRESS THE ‘CAST VOTE’ BUTTON UNTIL of Texas 18(G)(1)(a)(ii)) LIFE, LIBERTY, CONSTITUTION TOM HOEFLING Do you support an amendment to create the Louisiana Unclaimed Property of Iowa YOU HAVE MADE ALL DESIRED SELECTIONS. ELECTORS Permanent Trust Fund to preserve the money that re- NO Chad Robichaux, At Large Steve Michael Martin, 3rd District GLORIA LA RIVA Ⅺ CAST VOTE BUTTON mains unclaimed by its owner or owners? (July 1, 2021) JerrySOCIALISM A. Keeton, At Large AND LIBERATIONJohn McNair, Jr., 4th District of California YES Colby Landry, 1st District ELECTORSShana Christina Beck, 5th District Ⅺ (Adds Article VII, Sections 10(F)(4)(i) and 28) RandallSebastian Barnes, Ivan Miscenich, 2nd District At Large ZacharySuzanne BertrandH. Lewis, Edwards, 6th District 3rd District CAST VOTE BUTTON Casey Taylor Carr, At Large Joseph G. Parrie, II, 4th District ANDY PRIOR Amendment No. 7 Simon Gabriel Miscenich, 1st District Ryan James Vedros, 5th District of Texas Colin Douglass Huddell, 2nd District John Peter Daly, 6th District SUNIL FREEMAN Do you support an amendment to create the Louisiana Unclaimed Property of Maryland NO GLORIA LA RIVA Permanent Trust Fund to preserve the money that re- SOCIALISM AND LIBERATION of California mains unclaimed by its owner or owners? (July 1, 2021) YES ELECTORS ALYSON KENNEDY Ⅺ (Adds Article VII, Sections 10(F)(4)(i) and 28) SebastianSOCIALIST Ivan Miscenich, WORKERSAt Large Zachary Bertrand PARTY Edwards, 3rd District of Texas Casey Taylor Carr, At Large Joseph G. Parrie, II, 4th District ELECTORS Ⅺ BarbaraSimon Gabriel A. Yates, Miscenich, At Large 1st District RyanCallie JamesBreaux, Vedros, 3rd District 5th District JamesColin Douglass K. Price, Huddell, At Large 2nd District JohnKimberly Peter Hatfield, Daly, 6th 4th District District SUNIL FREEMAN Craig Anderson, 1st District Keri Tankersley, 5th District of Maryland NO Irina McAllister, 2nd District Lauren Fields, 6th District MALCOLM JARRETT of Pennsylvania ALYSON KENNEDY SOCIALIST WORKERS PARTY of Texas ELECTORS KANYE WEST Ⅺ Barbara A. Yates,THE At BIRTHDAYLarge Callie PARTY Breaux, 3rd District of Wyoming James K. Price, At Large ELECTORSKimberly Hatfield, 4th District Ⅺ CraigRichard Anderson, Robertson, 1st District At Large KeriGregory Tankersley, Laborde, 5th District3rd District IrinaGarrett McAllister, Watkins, 2nd At DistrictLarge LaurenJonathan Fields, Murphy, 6th District 4th District MALCOLM JARRETT Matthew Stalter, 1st District Michael Haynes, 5th District of Pennsylvania Matthew Newman, 2nd District Grant Cretin, 6th District MICHELLE TIDBALL of Wyoming KANYE WEST THE BIRTHDAY PARTY of Wyoming ELECTORS BILL HAMMONS Ⅺ Richard Robertson,UNITY At Large PARTY AMERICAGregory Laborde, 3rd District of Texas Garrett Watkins, At Large Jonathan Murphy, 4th District ELECTORS Ⅺ Matthew Stalter, 1st District Michael Haynes, 5th District Jean Blair, At Large Warlyn May White, 3rd District Matthew Newman, 2nd District Grant Cretin, 6th District Damon Marshall, Sr., At Large Adonia O’Brien, 4th District MICHELLE TIDBALL Joseph A. Fryer, 1st District Albert Davis, Jr., 5th District of Wyoming Bryan Stubbs, 2nd District Brittany Frickie, 6th District ERIC BODENSTAB of Colorado BILL HAMMONS UNITY PARTY AMERICA of Texas ELECTORS Ⅺ Jean Blair, At Large Warlyn May White, 3rd District Damon Marshall, Sr., At Large Adonia O’Brien, 4th District Joseph A. Fryer, 1st District Albert Davis, Jr., 5th District Bryan Stubbs, 2nd District Brittany Frickie, 6th District ERIC BODENSTAB of Colorado WARNING DO NOT PRESS THE ‘CAST VOTE’ BUTTON UNTIL YOU HAVE MADEWARNING ALL DESIRED SELECTIONS. DO NOT CASTPRESS THE VOTE ‘CAST VOTE’BUTTON BUTTON UNTIL YOU HAVE MADE ALL DESIRED SELECTIONS. CAST VOTE BUTTON KENNER STHR H OCTOBER 2020 19 Real Estate What FICO score do you need to qualify for a mortgage? By Sid Bullard following is what Experian, the global leader in tate agent so you can learn more. mercial and residential sales with a local flare. While a recent consumer and business credit reporting, reports. Bullard can be reached at 512 5664 or by email at announcement from FHA Loan Sid Bullard, a Realtor and real estate broker [email protected]. CNBC shares that FHA loans are ideal for those who have less- is an active member of the Kenner community the average national than-perfect credit and may not be able to qualify and has the local experience to handle both com- FICO score has reached an all-time high of 706, for a conventional mortgage loan. The size of your the good news for potential buyers is that you don’t required down payment for an FHA loan depends need a score that high to qualify for a mortgage. on the state of your credit score: If your credit Let’s unpack the credit score myth so you can be- score is between 500 and 579, you must put 10% come a homeowner sooner than you may think. down. If your credit score is 580 or above, you can With today’s low interest rates, many believe put as little as 3.5% down (but you can put down Century Title, Inc. now is a great time to buy – and rightfully so! Fan- more if you want to). nie Mae recently noted that 58% of Americans sur- Conventional Loan “We Close Real Estate Transactions For You” veyed say it is a good time to buy. Similarly, the Q3 It’s possible to get approved for a conforming 2019 HOME Survey by the National Association of conventional loan with a credit score as low as 620, Realtors said 63% of people believe now is a good although some lenders may look for a score of 660 time to buy a home. Unfortunately, fear and misin- or better. Real Estate formation often hold qualified and motivated buy- USDA Loan ers back from taking the leap into homeownership. While the USDA doesn’t have a set credit score According to the same CNBC article, “For the requirement, most lenders offering USDA-guaran- Title Transfers first time, the average national credit score has teed mortgages require a score of at least 640. reached 706, according to FICO, the developer of VA Loan Refi nances one of the most commonly used scores by lenders.” As with income levels, lenders set their own This is great news, as it means Americans are minimum credit requirements for VA loan borrow- improving their credit scores and building toward ers. Lenders are likely to check credit scores as Real Estate Sales | Mortgages a stronger financial future, especially after the part of their screening process, and most will set Donations | 1031 Tax Free Exchanges market tumbled during the previous decade. 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RecipeTequila Lime Chicken Corner By foodieforone.com Enjoy a taste of the tropics with this juicy, marinated chicken. Create street tacos or enjoy chicken strips all on their own with a surge of protein. The night before, marinate one pound of boneless, skinless chicken strips that you have trimmed of all visible fat. MARINADE ½-ounce tequila; 1-ounce lime juice or 1 lime; 1-ounce olive oil; 2 ounces orange juice; 2 table spoons chopped cilantro(no stems); 3 garlic pods minced; ¼ teaspoon of each:; Kosher salt; Cumin; Chili powder; Garlic powder; Onion powder; Fresh cracked or black pepper DIRECTIONS Cooking time varies but, if cut small, 4-5 minutes per side is a good estimate. You can always cut the largest tender to inspect doneness. Once cooked let rest several minutes. Pro Tip is to cut strips fairly small – ¾ inch wide by 3 inches is a great size. Pieces will marinate better and cook up faster. Mix ingredients and add to chicken pieces in a plastic bag or tightly sealed container. Refrigerate overnight. Remove chicken from marinade and pat dry with paper towels. You want chicken strips as dry as possible. Lightly salt and pepper chicken strips with kosher salt and cracked pepper. Add a small amount of a high heat oil such as avocado oil to barely cover surface area of a skillet and heat to just over medium. Add the chicken tenders and grill to perfection. Build a street taco with a tortilla, chicken pieces, shredded smoked Gouda, purple onion, cilantro and tomato. Enjoy.

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Kenner Star Past Editions www.kennerstar.com KENNER STHR H OCTOBER 2020 21 Latin American News Voting matters Give your family By Rafael E. Saddy Peace Of Mind Today Pre-planning your funeral should be a natural part of life, because Elections let tries around the world do not have the same free- us determine who dom, nor did many Americans in centuries past. No it provides you with time to make end-of-life decisions in a makes our decisions matter what you believe or whom you support, it is calm and rational atmosphere for us. Different deci- important to exercise your rights. sions are made at different levels of government For information such as precinct number, and knowing who the final decision maker on the polling site location, candidates, which district Call Today: 466-8577 issues that matter to you will make you a more ef- you are in, election results or any other elections- fective electoral advocate. As a voter, you should related information, go online to the Louisiana stay informed on all candidates and issues on this Secretary of State’s website at www.geauxvote. year’s ballot. Download a sample ballot to preview com or call the Jefferson Parish Registrar of Voters from the Louisiana Secretary of State’s website. at 736-6191. Learn about all candidates and issues at the local, state and federal levels. The people who we elect Community announcements today will have a great impact on our lives tomor- U.S. Census 2020 – Counting everyone in row. the U.S. requires everyone’s help – and it starts If you ever think that just one vote in a sea of with you and the people in your community re- millions cannot make much of a difference, con- sponding to the 2020 census. For more informa- sider the following. Your vote may not directly elect tion, visit www.2020census.gov. For Spanish go to the president, but if your vote joins enough others www.2020census.gov/es. in your voting district, your vote undoubtedly mat- Kenner Hispanic Resource Center – The ters when it comes to electoral results. Most states center is located at 4312 Florida Avenue and offers have a “winner take all” system where the popular various programs as well as access to information vote winner gets the state’s electoral votes. There and referrals for all sorts of issues. For information are also local and state elections to consider. While call 469-2570. presidential or other national elections usually get Kenner Emergency Page – For information a significant voter turnout, local elections are typi- in Spanish go to www.kenneremergencyresponse. cally decided by a much smaller group of voters. com/resources-in-spanish. It is in the best interest of any American, El Centro Inc – offers various business semi- including Hispanics, to get involved and exercise nars and workshops. For information on events your right to vote. Everyone who is registered to and venues call 503-1040. vote should do so because everyone has an opin- HCCL Foundation – Located at 2200 Veter- ion. In America’s democracy, we value our ability ans Boulevard in Suite 200, the organization offers to choose who is in office and revel in the fact that various programs. For more information and info we have a say in what goes on in the political world. about upcoming events call 305-5901. However, when less than half the country is voting Hablemos Claro – Kenner TV (Cox Cable regularly and not everyone is making their voice channel 76 or U-verse channel 99) Hispanic TV pro- heard, can we call this democracy? grams air every day at 8:00 a.m., 1:00 p.m., 5:00 p.m. For the upcoming Presidential General and and 9:00 p.m. For more information and program Open Congressional Primary Election on Novem- schedule, go to www.kenner.la.us and click on the ber 3, 2020, the deadline to register to vote in per- Kenner TV logo or go to the Kenner TV Facebook/ son or by mail is October 5. The deadline to register YouTube page. to vote through the GeauxVote online registration I leave you with this thought. “A voter is a citi- system is October 13. Early voting is October 20 zen who has the legal right to help make decisions through October 27 (excluding Sunday, October for the nation.” 25) from 8:30 a.m. until 6:00 p.m. The deadline to request an absentee by mail ballot is October 30 Rafael E. Saddy is Kenner’s Cultural Diver- Delivered by 4:30 p.m. You can request an absentee by mail sity Coordinator, public relations officer for the ballot online through the Louisiana’s Secretary of Latin American Civic Association of Louisiana State’s voter portal or in writing through the Jeffer- (LACAL) and serves on the governing board of di- son Parish Registrar of Voter’s Office (other than rectors of Ochsner Medical Center-Kenner. Email electronically military and overseas voters). Saddy at [email protected]. Correspon- Participating in elections is one of the key dence should be sent to P.O. Box 640284, Kenner, freedoms of American life. Many people in coun- LA 70064-0284. each month.

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City Council entire process. “Like me, the council recognizes from page 1 that Zoom meetings have brought unprecedent- ed participation from the public,” Zahn said. facts shared by leading state and federal organi- “We will strive to maintain a high level of public zations. “Ensuring that COVID-19 cases are not participation as we transition back to in-person increasing at rates above the recommendations council meetings.” from the Centers for Disease Control and Preven- Unless the data indicates an increase in CO- tion and the White House Coronavirus Task Force VID-19, making in-person council meetings an un- helps us to reduce the opportunity for the spread necessary risk to public health, the Oct. 1 council of this lethal disease.” meeting will begin at 5:30 p.m. at the Pontchar- Zahn noted that the plan to move to the train Center located at 4545 Williams Boulevard. Pontchartrain Center has been vetted over the Masks will be required and social distancing will last several months, and city council members be maintained throughout the meeting. have been largely supportive throughout the

Gulf Coast Bank Other popular items included fishing trips, week- end stays at condominiums in Mississippi, Florida and from page 1 Alabama, and hotel stays in New Orleans. Gulf Coast Bank, is in her seventh year running the Special luxury items included a gala Eat Fit auction says, “Many of the non-profit agencies were dinner at Commander’s Restaurant chef’s table with unable to hold their annual galas because of concerns fitness guru Molly Kimball. Another luxury item was 24-hour electricAl service about the virus. Those galas are their primary fundrais- a dinner prepared at the home of the winning bidder 7 Days ing events. So, the money we raised for them was a real by the Café Hope staff. Café Hope is a non-profit that A bELLCO ELECTRiC Week Godsend at a time when many of these agencies are fac- teaches and prepares at-risk youth for careers in the ing real fiscal crises.” food industry. Residential • Commercial The 900 items in the auction were displayed at The Gulf Coast’s 19 branches include one in Ken- Gulf Coast Bank’s 19 branches and were shown online ner at 3410 Williams Boulevard. The branch manager is FREE ESTIMATES on the bank’s website. Auction prize donors deter- Marcel Gonzalez who joined Gulf Coast in 2015. When REPLACE FIRE HAZARD FUSE mined the non-profit they wished to benefit, and the Gulf Coast opened its doors in 1990, it began with $30 BOXES WITH CIRCUIT BREAKERS successful bidders made out a check directly to the million in assets. Today, the bank has over $2 billion in designated non-profit agency. assets and nearly 700 employees. SAVE 20% ON INSURANCE Included in the 900 items in this year’s auction “We began the Gulf Coast Auction after Hurricane We install over were memorabilia from LSU, the Saints, and the Peli- Katrina when the non-profits in our region were re- Automatic Standby 30 Years cans. These included signed footballs, basketballs, and ally struggling and people in general needed a lift with GENERATORS experience baseballs, along with autographed pictures. “Saints, something that was pure fun,” says Williams. “Then and 455-2355 LSU and Pelicans items are always among our most now, we think of Gulf Coast as a local community bank

L i c e n s # 2 8 6 1 3 No Job Too Small - We Do all! popular,” says Williams. “But because of the uncertainty that cares deeply about the region and the people we METAiRiE KENNER N.O. AREA L A LICENSEDLICENSED •¥ BONDEDBONDED ¥ • INSURED INSURED OWNEROWNER RONNIERONNIE BELLACIBELLACI surrounding sports because of the virus, we had fewer serve.” items than usual. In view of that it is all the more amaz- Allan Katz can be reached at allanlkatz@bell- ing that we were able to raise $100,000.” south.net. KENNER STHR H OCTOBER 2020 23

Ochsner With The Guidelines quality improvement initia- Landscaping & Design, tive can often see fewer readmissions and lower from page 1 mortality rates.” Lawn Cutting, Mulching, Spruce Ups, C C follow-up visit scheduled, as well as other care According to the American Heart Associa- transition interventions. tion/American Stroke Association, stroke is the Shrub Trimming, Fertilizing, Seasonal “OMC-Kenner and the Ochsner Neuroscience number five cause of death and a leading cause Color, Lighting, Fountains, Irrigation Institute are dedicated to improving the quality of of adult disability in the United States. On aver- care for our stroke patients by implementing the age, someone in the U.S. suffers a stroke every 40 Systems, Fountains, Grading, American Heart Association’s Get With The Guide- seconds and nearly 795,000 people suffer a new or Gates, Pavers and more! lines-Stroke initiative,” said Richard Zweifler, recurrent stroke each year. M.D., vascular neurologist and Ochsner Health OMC-Kenner is also certified as a Primary system chair of neurology. “The tools and resourc- Stroke Center by the Joint Commission. The FREE ESTIMATES es provided help us track and measure our success Ochsner Neuroscience Institute’s award-winning in meeting evidenced-based clinical guidelines quality includes being ranked by U.S. News & Residential • Commercial developed to improve patient outcomes.” World Report as the one of the nation’s top 50 OMC-Kenner additionally received the Asso- neurology and neurosurgery specialties for nine ciation’s Target Type 2 Diabetes Honor Roll award. straight years. It is also a recipient of the Health- Daren J. Dillenkoffer • 390-8598 or 985-725-0184 • Licensed & Insured To qualify for this recognition, hospitals must grades Neurosciences Excellence Award and meet quality measures developed with more than named among the top five percent in the nation 90% of compliance for 12 consecutive months for for Neurosciences. Additional accolades are Top 0313_First Class Lawn Service.indd 1 2/22/13 9:36 PM the “Overall Diabetes Cardiovascular Initiative 100 Hospitals and Health Systems with Great Neu- Composite Score.” rosurgery and Spine Programs by Becker’s Hos- “We are pleased to recognize OMC-Kenner pital Review and a past recipient of the Health- for its commitment to stroke care,” said Lee grades Cranial Neurosurgery Excellence Award H. Schwamm, M.D., national chairperson of the and named among the top five percent in the na- Quality Oversight Committee and executive vice tion for cranial neurosurgery. chair of neurology, director of acute stroke ser- For more information about OMC-Kenner or vices, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, to make an appointment visit www.ochsner.org/ Massachusetts. “Research has shown that hospi- kenner. 4971 West Napoleon Ave. Metairie • 889-9856 tals adhering to clinical measures through the Get Beer bucket specials ****** and great food. WIFI. ****** OPEN FOR Every Day LUNCH Burger Day Advertise in the 11 AM Wed. & Sat. Steak Nite ****** KENNER STHR • 468-9125 ****** OPEN 11 AM - 4 AM 24 OCTOBER 2020 H KENNER STHR

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