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Louisiana Secretary of State Statewide/Multi-Parish Candidate Inquiry Election Date: 10/24/2015 Note: This Information Is UNOFFICIAL Until Qualifying Is Closed Candidate Inquiry Page 1 of 31 Louisiana Secretary of State Statewide/Multi-Parish Candidate Inquiry Election Date: 10/24/2015 Note: This information is UNOFFICIAL until qualifying is closed. Governor 1 to be elected Name/Address/Phone Filed Date Party/Race/Gender Scott A. Angelle 09/08/2015 Republican P.O. Box 1385 Breaux Bridge, LA 70517 White 337-442-1498 Male Beryl Billiot 09/08/2015 No Party 78136 Hwy. 51 Kentwood, LA 70444 Am Ind 000-000-0000 Male "Jay" Dardenne 09/08/2015 Republican P.O. Box 2976 Baton Rouge, LA 70821 White 225-239-7997 Male Cary Deaton 09/08/2015 Democrat P.O. Box 6864 Metairie, LA 70009 White 504-957-8043 Male John Bel Edwards 09/08/2015 Democrat P.O. Box 1115 Amite, LA 70422 White 225-435-9808 Male Jeremy "JW" Odom 09/09/2015 No Party P.O. Box 162 Natchitoches, LA 71458 Black 318-521-0626 Male Eric Paul Orgeron 09/10/2015 Other 3842 Airline Dr. Metairie, LA 70001 White 000-000-0000 Male S L Simpson 09/09/2015 Democrat 1924 Anna St. Shreveport, LA 71101 Black 000-000-0000 Male David Vitter 09/08/2015 Republican 3841 Veterans Blvd. Metairie, LA 70002 White 504-779-3771 Male Lieutenant Governor 1 to be elected Name/Address/Phone Filed Date Party/Race/Gender Elbert Lee Guillory 09/08/2015 Republican 633 East Landry St. Opelousas, LA 70570 Black 337-942-6328 Male Melvin L. "Kip" Holden 09/09/2015 Democrat 838 North Blvd. Baton Rouge, LA 70802 Black 225-381-3036 Male "Billy" Nungesser 09/08/2015 Republican P.O. Box 7264 Belle Chasse, LA 70037 White 504-433-1200 Male John Young 09/08/2015 Republican P.O. Box 245 Metairie, LA 70004 White 504-613-0824 Male https://voterportal.sos.la.gov/CandidateInquiry/Statewide/Print 9/11/2015 Candidate Inquiry Page 2 of 31 Secretary of State 1 to be elected Name/Address/Phone Filed Date Party/Race/Gender "Tom" Schedler 09/09/2015 Republican 7211 Brookwood Dr. Mandeville, LA 70471 White 225-922-2880 Male "Chris" Tyson 09/08/2015 Democrat P.O. Box 84813 Baton Rouge, LA 70884 Black 225-421-1784 Male Attorney General 1 to be elected Name/Address/Phone Filed Date Party/Race/Gender Geraldine "Geri" Broussard Baloney 09/10/2015 Democrat P.O. Box 116 Garyville, LA 70051 985-224-8090 Female James D. "Buddy" Caldwell 09/08/2015 Republican P.O. Box 4154 Baton Rouge, LA 70821 White 225-346-1461 Male Isaac "Ike" Jackson 09/10/2015 Democrat P.O. Box 742 Plaquemine, LA 70765 Black 225-610-2747 Male "Jeff" Landry 09/08/2015 Republican P.O. Box 13816 New Iberia, LA 70562 White 337-313-4537 Male "Marty" Maley 09/08/2015 Republican P.O. Box 3154 Baton Rouge, LA 70821 White 225-266-5959 Male Treasurer 1 to be elected Name/Address/Phone Filed Date Party/Race/Gender John Kennedy 09/08/2015 Republican P.O. Box 80794 Baton Rouge, LA 70898 White 225-930-9033 Male Jennifer Treadway 09/08/2015 Republican 4021 W.E. Heck Ct., Bldg. L., Ste. 202 Baton Rouge, LA 70816 White 225-442-8929 Female Commissioner of Agriculture and Forestry 1 to be elected Name/Address/Phone Filed Date Party/Race/Gender "Charlie" Greer 09/09/2015 Democrat 616 Robert LaCaze Natchez, LA 71456 White 337-224-2122 Male Adrian "Ace" Juttner 09/08/2015 Green P.O. Box 306 Abita Springs, LA 70420 White 504-367-1160 Male Jamie LaBranche 09/10/2015 Republican 2173 Carmel Valley LaPlace, LA 70068 White 504-559-9586 Male Michael G. "Mike" Strain 09/08/2015 Republican 19607 Hwy. 36 Covington, LA 70433 White https://voterportal.sos.la.gov/CandidateInquiry/Statewide/Print 9/11/2015 Candidate Inquiry Page 3 of 31 225-771-8942 Male Commissioner of Insurance 1 to be elected Name/Address/Phone Filed Date Party/Race/Gender "Jim" Donelon 09/08/2015 Republican P.O. Box 6993 Metairie, LA 70009 White 504-455-6503 Male Donald Hodge Jr. 09/10/2015 Democrat 224 Ocean Dr. No. 202 Baton Rouge, LA 70806 337-794-8873 Male Charlotte C. McDaniel McGehee 09/09/2015 Democrat P.O. Box 80534 Baton Rouge, LA 70898 White 225-389-6711 Female Matt Parker 09/08/2015 Republican 4560 Cypress St. West Monroe, LA 71291 White 318-396-5870 Male BESE District 1 1 to be elected Name/Address/Phone Filed Date Party/Race/Gender Lee Price Barrios 09/08/2015 Republican P.O. Box 1456 Abita Springs, LA 70420 White 985-789-8304 Female James "Jim" Garvey 09/08/2015 Republican 4800 Beau Lac Ln. Metairie, LA 70002 White 504-304-7755 Male BESE District 2 1 to be elected Name/Address/Phone Filed Date Party/Race/Gender Gwendolyn Bordenave 09/10/2015 Democrat 4700 Venus St. New Orleans, LA 70122 Black 000-000-0000 Female Kira Orange Jones 09/08/2015 Democrat P.O. Box 15799 New Orleans, LA 70115 Black 504-426-4632 Female Kara Tamara Washington 09/10/2015 Democrat 327 Kennedy St. Ama, LA 70031 Black 000-000-0000 Female BESE District 3 1 to be elected Name/Address/Phone Filed Date Party/Race/Gender Lottie P. Beebe 09/08/2015 Republican 525 Clause Dr. Breaux Bridge, LA 70517 White 337-412-2564 Female "Sandy" LeBlanc Holloway 09/08/2015 Republican P.O. Box 1360 Thibodaux, LA 70302 White 985-438-0172 Female BESE District 4 1 to be elected Name/Address/Phone Filed Date Party/Race/Gender Tony Davis 09/10/2015 Republican https://voterportal.sos.la.gov/CandidateInquiry/Statewide/Print 9/11/2015 Candidate Inquiry Page 4 of 31 P.O. Box 2783 Natchitoches, LA 71457 White 318-348-1318 Male Mary Johnson Harris 09/08/2015 Republican 1997 Pepper Ridge Dr. Shreveport, LA 71115 White 000-000-0000 Female Glynis Johnston 09/09/2015 Republican P.O. Box 17539 Shreveport, LA 71138 White 000-000-0000 Female BESE District 4 Unexpired Term 1 to be elected Name/Address/Phone Filed Date Party/Race/Gender Mary Johnson Harris 09/09/2015 Republican 1997 Pepper Ridge Dr. Shreveport, LA 71115 White 000-000-0000 Female BESE District 5 1 to be elected Name/Address/Phone Filed Date Party/Race/Gender "Johnny" Fatheree 09/09/2015 Republican 299 Lolley Rd. Downsville, LA 71234 White 318-331-5606 Male Gary Jones 09/08/2015 Republican 3899 Hwy. 457 Alexandria, LA 71302 White 318-308-2306 Male BESE District 6 1 to be elected Name/Address/Phone Filed Date Party/Race/Gender Kathy Edmonston 09/08/2015 Republican 43510 N. Pinecrest St. Gonzales, LA 70737 White 225-328-5832 Female Jason Engen 09/10/2015 Republican 17836 Nine Oaks Ave. Baton Rouge, LA 70817 White 000-000-0000 Male Jason France 09/09/2015 Libertarian 9418 Woodbine St. Baton Rouge, LA 70815 White 225-892-4410 Male Etta S. Licciardi 09/10/2015 Republican 51330 Hwy. 443 Loranger, LA 70446 White 504-462-8229 Female Laree LeJeune Taylor 09/09/2015 Republican P.O. Box 80833 Baton Rouge, LA 70898 White 000-000-0000 Female BESE District 7 1 to be elected Name/Address/Phone Filed Date Party/Race/Gender Holly Franks Boffy 09/08/2015 Republican P.O. Box 53333 Lafayette, LA 70505 White 337-366-0692 Female "Mike" Kreamer 09/09/2015 Republican 406 Whitebark Dr. Lafayette, LA 70508 White 337-981-3852 Male https://voterportal.sos.la.gov/CandidateInquiry/Statewide/Print 9/11/2015 Candidate Inquiry Page 5 of 31 BESE District 8 1 to be elected Name/Address/Phone Filed Date Party/Race/Gender Carolyn Hill 09/08/2015 Democrat P.O. Box 1863 Baton Rouge, LA 70821 Black 225-241-9182 Female Jada Lewis 09/08/2015 Democrat P.O. Box 4624 Baton Rouge, LA 70821 Black 225-312-8872 Female State Senator 1st Senatorial District 1 to be elected Name/Address/Phone Filed Date Party/Race/Gender Sharon Hewitt 09/08/2015 Republican 857 Brownswitch Rd., Ste. 128 Slidell, LA 70458 White 985-326-1575 Female "Pete" Schneider 09/08/2015 Republican P.O. Box 489 Slidell, LA 70459 White 985-863-3642 Male State Senator 2nd Senatorial District 1 to be elected Name/Address/Phone Filed Date Party/Race/Gender Troy Brown 09/08/2015 Democrat P.O. Box 179 Paincourtville, LA 70391 Black 225-933-9610 Male "Chris" Delpit 09/08/2015 Democrat 38381 N. Robert Wilson Rd. Gonzales, LA 70737 Black 225-413-1671 Male Eric Weil 09/09/2015 No Party 203 Church St. Donaldsonville, LA 70346 White 225-473-7451 Male State Senator 3rd Senatorial District 1 to be elected Name/Address/Phone Filed Date Party/Race/Gender "J.P." Morrell 09/08/2015 Democrat 909 Poydras St., Ste. 1400 New Orleans, LA 70112 Black 504-261-0535 Male State Senator 4th Senatorial District 1 to be elected Name/Address/Phone Filed Date Party/Race/Gender Wesley Bishop 09/08/2015 Democrat P.O. Box 871944 New Orleans, LA 70187 Black 504-220-3201 Male R. Erich Caulfield 09/08/2015 Democrat 3443 Esplanade Ave., #506 New Orleans, LA 70119 Black 504-491-1254 Male Joseph "Joe" Swider 09/10/2015 Democrat 9 Park Island Dr. New Orleans, LA 70122 White 504-486-4630 Male State Senator 5th Senatorial District 1 to be elected https://voterportal.sos.la.gov/CandidateInquiry/Statewide/Print 9/11/2015 Candidate Inquiry Page 6 of 31 Name/Address/Phone Filed Date Party/Race/Gender Karen Carter Peterson 09/08/2015 Democrat 521 Baronne St., Unit 408 New Orleans, LA 70113 504-309-3538 Female State Senator 6th Senatorial District 1 to be elected Name/Address/Phone Filed Date Party/Race/Gender Mack "Bodi" White 09/08/2015 Republican P.O.
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