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2011 Louisiana Election Results 2011 Louisiana Election Results *November 19, 2011 Election Results SENATE: Senate District 29 – Alexandria Senate District 1 – Slidell "Rick" Gallot (D) (50%) - former A. G. Crowe (R) (69%) – Incumbent Representative *Senate District 2 – New Orleans *Senate District 30 – Leesville Troy E. Brown (D) (53%) John Smith (R) (59%) – Incumbent Senate District 3 – New Orleans; Senate District 35 – Monroe Jefferson Parish Robert W. "Bob" Kostelka (R) (52%) – "JP" Morrell (D) (53%) – Incumbent Incumbent Senate District 6 – New Orleans Senate District 37 – Shreveport Mack "Bodi" White, Jr. (R) (52%) - former Barrow Peacock (R) (55%) Representative Senate District 38 – Shreveport Senate District 11 – Mandeville Sherri Smith Cheek (R) (57%) - Incumbent "Jack" Donahue, Jr. (R) (81%) – Incumbent *Senate District 39 – Caddo Parish Senate District 12 –Bogalusa Gregory Tarver (D) (52%) Ben Nevers (D) (51%) – Incumbent HOUSE: Senate District 13 – Livingston *House District 3 – Shreveport Dale Erdey (R) (65%) – Incumbent Barbara Norton (D) (56%) – Incumbent Senate District 14 – Baton Rouge House District 5 – Shreveport Yvonne Dorsey (D) (58%) – Incumbent Alan Seabaugh (R) (79%) – Incumbent Senate District 17 – Maringouin House District 7 – Stonewall "Rick" Ward III (D) (70%) Richard "Richie" Burford (R) (69%) – Senate District 19 – Destrehan Incumbent Gary L. Smith, Jr. (D) (60%) - former House District 8 – Bossier City Representative "Jeff" Thompson (R) (57%) Senate District 21 – Morgan City *House District 10 – Minden R. L. "Bret" Allain II (R) (51%) "Gene" Reynolds (D) (55%) *Senate District 24 – Opelousas Elbert Lee Guillory (D) (56%) – Incumbent House District 11 – Ruston; Grambling; Homer Senate District 28 – Ville Platte Patrick O. Jefferson (D) (62%) Eric LaFleur (D) (59%) – Incumbent *House District 12 – Ruston "Rob" Shadoin (R) (54%) *House District 14 – Bastrop *House District 39 – Carencro "Jay" Morris (R) (59%) Stephen Ortego (D) (55%) House District 15 – West Monroe House District 40 – Opelousas Frank Hoffmann (R) (81%) – Incumbent Ledricka Johnson Thierry (D) (79%) – Incumbent House District 16 – Monroe Katrina Jackson (D) (51%) House District 42 – Scott Jack Montoucet (D) (63%) – Incumbent *House District 17 – Monroe Marcus Hunter (D) (50%) *House District 44 – Lafayette Vincent J. Pierre (D) (53%) House District 20 – Winnsboro Steven E. Pylant (R) (56%) House District 45 – Lafayette Joel Robideaux (R) (79%) – Incumbent House District 21 – Vidalia "Andy" Anders (D) (69%) – Incumbent House District 49 – Jeanerette Simone B. Champagne (R) (69%) – *House District 22 – Dry Prong Incumbent Terry Brown (N) (52%) House District 51 – St Mary; *House District 23 – Natchitoches Terrebonne; Assumption Kenny Cox (D) (53%) Joseph "Joe" Harrison (R) (72%) – House District 25 – Alexandria Incumbent Lance Harris (R) (55%) *House District 53 – Houma House District 27 – Ball Lenar Whitney (R) (59%) "Chris" Hazel (R) (61%) – Incumbent House District 54 – Larose House District 28 – Marksville Jerry "Truck" Gisclair (D) (59%) – Robert Johnson (D) (63%) – Incumbent Incumbent House District 29 – Baton Rouge House District 55 – Thibodaux Regina Ashford-Barrow (D) (64%) – Jerome "Dee" Richard (N) (78%) – Incumbent Incumbent House District 30 – Leesville *House District 56 – St. Charles; St. James K. Armes III (D) (55%) – Incumbent John the Baptist Gregory A. Miller (R) (52%) House District 32 – Dry Creek Dorothy Sue Hill (D) (78%) – Incumbent *House District 57 – LaPlace Randal L. Gaines (D) (69%) House District 34 – Lake Charles "A B" Franklin (D) (78%) – Incumbent *House District 58 – Vacherie "Ed" Price (D) (58%) House District 38 – Ville Platte H. Bernard LeBas (D) (52%) – Incumbent House District 60 – Pierre Part Karen St. Germain (D) (86%) – Incumbent *House District 61 – Baton Rouge House District 90 – Slidell; Lacombe; Alfred C. Williams (D) (53%) Pearl River "Greg" Cromer (R) (75%) – Incumbent *House District 62 – Jackson "Kenny" Havard (R) (61%) House District 94 – New Orleans Nicholas J. "Nick" Lorusso (R) (57%) – House District 63 – East Baton Rouge Incumbent Dalton Honore (D) (62%) – Incumbent House District 95 – New Orleans House District 64 – East Baton Rouge; Sherman Q. Mack (R) (61%) Livingston Valarie Hodges (R) 69% *House District 96 – New Orleans Terry Landry (D) (56%) House District 67 – Baton Rouge Patricia H. Smith (D) (61%) – Incumbent House District 98 – New Orleans Neil Abramson (D) (74%) – Incumbent House District 70 – Baton Rouge Franklin Foil (R) (77%) – Incumbent House District 99 – New Orleans Wesley T. Bishop (D) (82%) – Incumbent in House District 72 – Amite former District 101 John Bel Edwards (D) (83%) – Incumbent *House District 101 – New Orleans House District 73 – Ponchatoula Edward "Ted" James (D) (58%) "Steve" Pugh (R) (81%) – Incumbent House District 102 – Algiers *House District 81 – Metairie Jeffery "Jeff" Arnold (D) (81%) – Clay Schexnayder (R) (64%) Incumbent House District 83 – Westwego *House District 103 – Arabi Robert E. Billiot (D) (57%) – Incumbent "Ray" Garofalo (R) (53%) House District 85 – Gretna House District 104 – Chalmette Bryan Adams (R) (57%) Paul Hollis (R) (56%) *House District 86 – Jefferson; *House District 105 – Belle Chasse "Chris" Leopold (R) (53%) Orleans "Chris" Broadwater (R) (57%) House District 88 – Livingston; Ascension John A. "Johnny" Berthelot (R) (71%) House District 89 – Bossier Parish; Haughton "Tim" Burns (R) (69%) – Incumbent Senators Unopposed Senate District 32 – Columbia Neil Riser (R) - Incumbent Senate District 4 – New Orleans Ed Murray (D)– Incumbent Senate District 33 – West Monroe Mike Walsworth (R) - Incumbent Senate District 5 – New Orleans Karen Carter Peterson (D) - Incumbent Senate District 34 – Delhi Francis Thompson (D) – Incumbent Senate District 7 – New Orleans David Heitmeier (D)- Incumbent Senate District 36 – Benton Robert Adley (R) - Incumbent Senate District 8 – Westwego John Alario (R) - Incumbent Representatives Unopposed Senate District 9 – Metairie House District 1 – Oil City Conrad Appel (R) - Incumbent Jim Morris (R) - Incumbent Senate District 10 – Metairie House District 2 – Shreveport Danny Martiny (R) - Incumbent Roy Burrell (D) - Incumbent Senate District 15 – Baton Rouge House District 4 – Shreveport Sharon Weston Broome (D) - Incumbent Patrick Williams (D) - Incumbent Senate District 16 – Baton Rouge House District 6 – Shreveport Dan Claitor (R) - Incumbent Thomas Carmody (R)-Incumbent Senate District 18 – Gonzales House District 9 –Haughton Jody Amedee (R) - Incumbent Henry Burns (R) - Incumbent Senate District 20 – Houma House District 13 – Jonesboro Norby Chabert (R) - Incumbent Jim Fannin (D) - Incumbent Senate District 22 – St. Martinville House District 18 – New Roads Fred Mills (R) - Incumbent Major Thibaut (D) - Incumbent Senate District 23 – Lafayette House District 19 – Rayville Page Cortez (R) – former Representative Bubba Chaney (R) - Incumbent Senate District 25 – Lake Charles House District 24 – Many Blade Morrish (R) – Incumbent Frank Howard (R) - Incumbent Senate District 26 – Kaplan House District 26 – Alexandria Jonathon Perry (R) - Incumbent Herbert Dixon (D) - Incumbent Senate District 27 – Sulphur House District 31 – Lafayette Ronnie Johns (R) Nancy Landry (R) - Incumbent Senate District 31 – Natchitoches House District 33 – Sulphur Gerald Long (R) - Incumbent Mike Danahay (R) - Incumbent House District 35 – Lake Charles House District 75 – Franklinton Brett Geymann (R) - Incumbent Harold Ritchie (D) - Incumbent House District 36 – Lake Charles House District 76 – Slidell Chuck Kleckley (R) - Incumbent Kevin Pearson (R) - Incumbent House District 37 – Jennings House District 77 – Covington Johnny Guinn (R) - Incumbent John Schroder (R) - Incumbent House District 41 – Eunice House District 78 – River Ridge Mickey Guillory (D) - Incumbent Kirk Talbot (R) - Incumbent House District 43 – Lafayette House District 79 – Metairie Stuart Bishop (R) Tony Ligi (R) - Incumbent House District 46 – Lafayette House District 80 – Metairie Mike Huval (R) - Incumbent Joseph Lopinto (R) - Incumbent House District 47 – Gueydan House District 82 – New Orleans Bob Hensgens (R) - Incumbent Cameron Henry (R) - Incumbent House District 48 – New Iberia House District 84 – Harvey Taylor Barras (R) - Incumbent Patrick Connick (R) - Incumbent House District 50 – Franklin House District 87 – Harvey Sam Jones (D) - Incumbent Girod Jackson (D) – Incumbent House District 52 – Houma House District 91 – New Orleans Gordon Dove (R) - Incumbent Walter Leger, III (D) - Incumbent House District 59 – Gonzales House District 92 – Kenner Eddie Lambert (R) - Incumbent Tom Willmott (R) - Incumbent House District 65 – Baton Rouge House District 93 – New Orleans Clif Richardson (R) - Incumbent Helena Moreno (D) - Incumbent House District 66 – Baton Rouge House District 97 – New Orleans Hunter Greene (R) - Incumbent Jared Brossett (D) - Incumbent House District 68 – Baton Rouge House District 100 – New Orleans Steve Carter (R) - Incumbent Austin Badon (D) - Incumbent House District 69 – Baton Rouge Erich Ponti (R) - Incumbent House District 71 – Denham Springs Rogers Pope (R) - Incumbent House District 74 – Abita Springs Scott Simon (R) - Incumbent .
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