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2019 Senate Candidates Louisiana Senate Elections 2019 Updated 08/08/2019 *FINAL QUALIFYING* SEAT CITY/REGION CANDIDATES STATUS 1 Slidell/Northshore Sharon Hewitt (Incumbent-R) *UNOPPOSED = ELECTED BY DEFAULT* 2 Gonzales/Capital Ed Price (Incumbent-D) Troy E. Brown (D,B,M) 3 New Orleans/NOLA Rep. John Bagneris (D,B,M) D-J.P. Morrell (TL) Rep. Joseph Bouie (D,B,M) Kathleen 'Kay' Doody (R,W,F) Brandon Gregoire (D,B,M) 4 New Orleans/NOLA Rep. 'Jimmy' Harris (D,B,M) Wesley Bishop (Incumbent-D) did not run. *UNOPPOSED = ELECTED BY DEFAULT* 5 New Orleans/NOLA Karen Carter Peterson (Incumbent-D) Allen Borne, Jr. (D,W,M) Ronald Brown, Jr. (D,B,M) 'Fox Rich' Richardson (D,B,F) 6 Baton Rouge/Central/Capital Bodi White (Incumbent-R) Rufus H. Craig (L,W,M) 7 New Orleans/NOLA Troy Carter (Incumbent-D) *UNOPPOSED = ELECTED BY DEFAULT* 8 Westwego/NOLA Rep. Patrick Connick R-John Alario (TL) *UNOPPOSED = ELECTED BY DEFAULT* 9 Metairie/NOLA Rep. Cameron Henry (R,W,M) R-Conrad Appel (TL) Jon 'Frankie' Hyers (R,W,M) Page 1 Louisiana Senate Elections 2019 Updated 08/08/2019 *FINAL QUALIFYING* SEAT CITY/REGION CANDIDATES STATUS 10 Metairie/NOLA Arita M. Lipps Bohannan (R,AmInd,F) R-Danny Martiny (TL) R.A. 'Skip' Galan (NP,H,M) Rep. 'Kirk' Talbot (R,W,M) 11 Mandeville/NOLA Daniel Ducote (R,W,M) R-Jack Donahue (TL) Rep. Reid Falconer (R,W,M) Patrick McMath (R,W,M) 12 Franklinton/Northshore Beth Mizell (Incumbent-R) Darrell Fairburn (D,W,M) (Washington Parish Supe) 13 Livingston/Capital Edith Carlin (R,W,F) R-Dale Erdey (TL) Deven W. Cavalier (R,W,F) Rep. J. Rogers Pope (R,W,M) 14 Baton Rouge/Capital Cleo Fields (D,B,M) D-Yvonne Colomb (TL) Rep. Pat Smith (D,B,F) 15 Baton Rouge/Capital Regina Barrow (Incumbent-D) Gary Chambers (D,B,M) 16 Baton Rouge/Capital Everett Baudean (L,W,M) R-Dan Claitor (TL) Bob Bell (R,W,M) Beverly Brooks Thompson (D,W,F) Rep. Steve Carter (R,W,M) Rep. Franklin Foil (R,W,M) 17 Port Allen/Capital Rick Ward (Incumbent-R) *UNOPPOSED = ELECTED BY DEFAULT* Page 2 Louisiana Senate Elections 2019 Updated 08/08/2019 *FINAL QUALIFYING* SEAT CITY/REGION CANDIDATES STATUS 18 Gonzales/Capital Eddie Lambert (Incumbent-R) *UNOPPOSED = ELECTED BY DEFAULT* 19 Norco/NOLA Gary Smith (Incumbent-D) *UNOPPOSED = ELECTED BY DEFAULT* 20 Houma/Bayou Brenda Leroux Babin (D,W,F) R-Norby Chabert (TL) Damon Baldone (R,W,M) Michael 'Big Mike' Fesi (R,W,M) Jerry 'Truck' Gisclair (D,W,M) Shane Swan (R,B,M) 21 Franklin/Bayou Bret Allain (Incumbent-R) *UNOPPOSED = ELECTED BY DEFAULT* 22 New Iberia/Acadiana Fred Mills (Incumbent-R) *UNOPPOSED = ELECTED BY DEFAULT* 23 Lafayette/Acadiana Page Cortez (Incumbent-R) *UNOPPOSED = ELECTED BY DEFAULT* 24 Lafayette/Acadiana Gerald Boudreaux (Incumbent-D) Cory Levier (NP,O,M) 25 Jennings/SWLA Rep. Mark Abraham (R,W,M) R-Blade Morrish (TL) Kevin Berken (R,W,M) Rep. Johnny Guinn (R,W,M) 26 Kaplan/Acadiana Bob Hensgens (Incumbent-R) R-Perrry’s old seat. Hensgens won special on Jerry Gaspard (D,W,M) 11/6/18 Page 3 Louisiana Senate Elections 2019 Updated 08/08/2019 *FINAL QUALIFYING* SEAT CITY/REGION CANDIDATES STATUS 27 Lake Charles/SWLA Ronnie Johns (Incumbent-R) *UNOPPOSED = ELECTED BY DEFAULT* 28 Ville Platte/Acadiana Heather Cloud (R,W,F) D-Eric Lafleur (TL) Rep. Bernard LeBas (D,W,M) Rep. Robert Johnson (D,W,M) 29 Alexandria/CENLA Jay Luneau (Incumbent-D) Randy Wiggins (R,W,M) 30 Leesville/CENLA Rep. James Armes (D,W,M) R-John Smith (TL) Rep. Brett Geymann (R,W,M) Renee Hoffpauir-Klann (R,W,F) ‘Mike’ Reese (R,W,M) 31 Winnfield/CENLA Louie Bernard (R,W,M) R-Gerald Long (TL) Douglas Brown (R,W,M) 'Trey' Flynn (R,W,M) 32 Columbia/CENLA Daniel M. 'Danny' Cole (D,W,M) R-Neil Riser (TL) Judia 'Judy' Duhon (D,W,F) (Catahoula Police Juror) ‘Steve’ May (R,W,M) Glen D. Womack (R,W,M) 33 West Monroe/NELA Wade Bishop (R,W,M) R-Mike Walsworth (TL) Stewart Cathey, Jr. (R,W,M) 34 Delhi/NELA Rep. Katrina Jackson (D) D-Francis Thompson (TL) *UNOPPOSED = ELECTED BY DEFAULT* Page 4 Louisiana Senate Elections 2019 Updated 08/08/2019 *FINAL QUALIFYING* SEAT CITY/REGION CANDIDATES STATUS 35 Jonesboro/NELA Jim Fannin (Incumbent-R) Rep. Jay Morris (R,W,M) Matt Parker (R,W,M) 36 Bossier City/NWLA Ryan Gatti (Incumbent-R) Robert Mills (R,W,M) Mattie Preston (D,B,F) 37 Bossier City/NWLA Barrow Peacock (Incumbent-R) Debbie Hollis (I,W,F) 38 Shreveport/NWLA John Milkovich (Incumbent-D) Katrina D. Early (D,B,F) Barry Milligan (R,W,M) 39 Shreveport/NWLA Greg Tarver (Incumbent-D) Rep. Barbara Norton (D,B,F) James F. 'Jim' Slagle (R) Shante' Wells (D,B,M) Parties shown to illustrate current party of seat holder and candidates as an indicator of electoral probability. Codes: R = Republican W = White M = Male D = Democrat B = Black F = Female I = Independent AmInd = American Indian L = Libertarian O = Other NP = No Party H = Hispanic A = Asian Page 5 .
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