Election Results

We are proud to keep a history of our parish elections and make them available for you to view. Please go to the year below in which you wish to review. Keep in mind that these results are just for Acadia Parish.

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Official Election Results for April 24, 2021

Acadia Only

Fire Protection District 7 $50 Parcel Renewal

Yes 164 71.61%

No 65 28.28%

Fire Protection District 7 $25 Parcel Fee

Yes 108 47.57%

No 119 52.42%

Official Election Results for November 13, 2021

Acadia Only

Constitutional Amendment No.1

“Do you support an amendment to authorize the legislature to provide for the streamlined electronic filing, electronic remittance, and the collection of sales and use taxes levied within the state by the State and Local Streamlined Sales and Use Tax Commission and to provide for the funding, duties, and responsibilities of the commission?”

Yes 1740 47.15%

No 1950 52.84%

Constitutional Amendment No. 2

“Do you support an amendment to lower the maximum allowable rate of individual income tax and to authorize the legislature to provide by law for a deduction for federal income taxes paid?”

Yes 1753 47.63%

No 1927 52.36%

Constitutional Amendment No. 3

“Do you support an amendment to allow levee districts created after January 1, 2006, and before October 9, 2021, whose electors approve the amendment to levy an annual tax not to exceed five mills for the purpose of constructing and maintaining levees, levee drainage, flood protection, and hurricane flood protection?”

Yes 1020 27.92%

No 2633 72.07%

Constitutional Amendment No. 4

“Do you support an amendment to increase the amount of allowable deficit reductions to statutory dedications and constitutionally protected funds from five percent to ten percent?”

Yes 700 19.12%

No 2960 80.87%

Fire Protection District No. 1 Prop, No. 1 of 2 — 4.83 Mills Renewal – 10 Years

Shall Fire Protection District No. 1 of the Parish of Acadia, State of Louisiana (the “District”), continue to levy a special tax of four and eighty-three hundredths (4.83) mills on all the property subject to taxation in the District (an estimated $54,500 reasonably expected at this time to be collected from the levy of the tax for an entire year), for a period of ten (10) years, beginning with the year 2022 and ending with the year 2031, for the purpose of acquiring, constructing, improving, maintaining and/or operating fire protection facilities and equipment in and for the District, and paying the cost of obtaining water for fire protection purposes?

Yes 100 58.47%

No 71 41.52%

Fire Protection District No. 1 Prop. No. 2 of 2 — 3 Mills Renewal – 10 Years

Shall Fire Protection District No. 1 of the Parish of Acadia, State of Louisiana (the “District”), continue to levy a three (3) mills tax on all the property subject to taxation in the District (an estimated $33,800 reasonably expected at this time to be collected from the levy of the tax for an entire year), for a period of ten (10) years, beginning with the year 2023 and ending with the year 2032, for the purpose of acquiring, constructing, improving, maintaining and/or operating fire protection facilities and equipment in and for the District, and paying the cost of obtaining water for fire protection purposes?

Yes 105 61.04%

No 67 38.95

Official Election Results for December 11, 2021

Acadia Only

Proposition – Millage Renewal

Parishwide

Shall the Parish of Acadia, State of Louisiana (the”Parish”), continue to levy a three and eighteen hundredths (3.18) mills tax on all property subject to taxation within the Parish (an estimated $1,370,000 resonably expected at this time to be collected from the levy of the tax for an entire year), for a period of ten (10) years, beginning with the year 2022 and ending with the year 2031, for the purpose of constructing and maintaining roads and bridges in the Parish?

Yes 952 64.36%

No 527 35.63%

Proposition – Tax Renewal

City of Eunice

Shall the City of Eunice, State of Louisiana (the “City”), continue to levy a special tax of five (5) mills on all the property subject to taxation in the City (an estimated $338,314 reasonably expected at this time to be collected from they levy of the tax for an entire year), for a period of ten (10) years, beginning with the year 2022 and ending with the year 2031, for the purpose of maintaining and keeping in repair the streets in said City?

Yes 16 80.00%

No 4 20.00%

Official Results for the July 11, 2020 Election

Acadia Only

Presidential Nominee Democratic Party – Turnout 3.93%

Joseph R. Biden 1016 67.73%

Bernard “Bernie Sanders 103 6.58%

Andrew Yang 70 6.58%

Michael R. Bloomberg 56 3.57%

Michael Bennet 52 3.32%

Elizabeth Warren 47 3.00%

Amy Klobuchar 34 2.17%

“Pete” Buttigieg 32 2.04%

Tulsi Gabbard 26 1.66%

Steve Burke 21 1.34%

John K. Delaney 19 1.21%

“Tom” Steyer 17 1.08%

“Robby” Wells 15 0.95%

Deval Patrick 13 0.83%

DSCC Member 41st Rep Office “A” – Turnout 1.86%

Jean Menard 166 57.04%

Cinderella Ware Hayes 125 42.95%

Presidential Nominee – Republican Party – Turnout 6.22%

Donald J. Trump 2444 98.66%

Roque “Rocky” De La Fuente 12 0.48%

Matthew John Matern 9 0.36%

Bill Weld 8 0.32%

“Bob” Ely 4 0.16%

Official Results for the August 15, 2020 Election

Acadia Only

Estherwood Sale of Gas Utility – Turnout 18.01%

Yes 89 100.00%

No 0 0.00%

4th Ward Drainage District 6.32 Mill Renewal – Turnout 0.84%

Yes 23 62.16%

No 14 37.83%

Acadia-St. Landry Hospital 10 Mills – Turnout 15.94%

Yes 861 69.77%

No 373 30.22%

Official Results for the November 3, 2020 Election

Acadia Only

Presiential Electors – Turnout 71.48%

Donald Trump – Michael Pence 22596 79.49%

Joe Biden – Kamala Harris 5443 19.14%

Jo Jorgensen – Jeremy Cohen 241 0.84%

Kayne West – Michelle Tidball 45 0.15%

Brian Carroll – Amar Patel 25 0.08%

Jade Simmons – Claudeliah Roze 18 0.06%

Don Blankenship – William Mohr 16 0.05%

President Boddie – Eric Stoneham 12 0.04%

Tom Hoefling – Andy Prior 8 0.02%

Bill Hammons – Eric Bodenstab 8 0.02%

Brock Pierce – Karla Ballard 6 0.02%

Gloria La Riva – Sunil Freeman 4 0.01%

Alyson Kennedy – Malcolm Jarrett 3 0.01%

U.S. Senator – Turnout 69.15%

“Bill” Cassidy 21640 78.69%

Adrian Perkins 2243 8.15%

Derrick “Champ” Edwards 1499 5.45%

Dustin Murphy 572 2.08%

Antoine Pierce 285 1.03%

David Drew Knight 260 0.94%

John Paul Bourgeois 239 0.86%

Beryl Billiot 224 0.81%

Aaron C. Sigler 112 0.40%

“Xan” John 94 0.34%

Peter Wenstrup 89 0.32%

Melinda Mary Price 82 0.29%

Reno Jean Daret III 62 0.22%

Jamar Montgomery 51 0.18%

M.V. “Vinny” Mendoza 47 0.17%

U.S. 3rd Congressional District – Turnout 68.81%

Clay Higgins 21843 79.83%

Braylon Harris 3090 11.29%

“Rob” Anderson 1915 6.99%

Brandon Leleux 513 1.87%

15th JDC Judge ES1 Division B – Turnout 47.98%

Travis Broussard 602 42.78%

Valerie Gotch Garrett 562 39.94%

Shytishia “Sam” Flugence 243 17.27%

15th JDC Judge ES1 Division D – Turnout 47.88%

Royal Colbert 597 42.52%

Amanda Martin 534 38.03%

Dwazendra “Dwa” Smith 273 19.44%

15th JDC Judge ES4 Division A – Turnout 60.33%

Scott J. Privat 15064 62.78%

Michael H. Landry 8928 37.21%

15th JDC District Attorney – Turnout 64.54%

Donald “Don” Landry 17419 67.86%

Daniel “Danny” Landry 8247 32.13%

Eunie City Marshal – Turnout 13.03%

Terry J. Darbonne 111 69.81%

Marcus Bergeron 44 27.67%

Gerald Watley 4 2.51%

Rayne City Marshall – Turnout 58.32%

Stacy Ancelet 1832 31.59%

Alex “Joe” Lacroix 1250 21.55%

Jamie Conques 1126 19.41%

Bradford “Brad” Ware 991 17.08%

Danny Lee Burleigh 600 10.34%

Constable Justice of the Peace Ward 2 – Turnout 40.99%

James C. “June” Meche 1585 58.37%

Donald Borges 1130 41.62%

Basile Adlerman Distric 2 Special – Turnout 0.95%

Carmen Cortez 6 58.37%

Herbert “Ripp” Rippeon 0 0.00%

Constitutional Amendment 1 – Turnout 68.45%

“Do you support an amendment declaring that, to protect human life, a right to abortion and the funding of abortion shall not be found in the Louisiana Constitution?”

Yes 22145 81.35%

No 5076 18.64%

Constitutional Amendment 2- Turnout 66.21%

“Do you support an amendment to permit the presence or production of oil or gas to be included in the methodology used to determine the fair market value of an oil or gas well for the purpose of property assessment?”

Yes 12774 48.51%

No 13555 51.48%

Constitutional Amendment 3- Turnout 65.88%

“Do you support an amendment to allow for the use of the Budget Stabilization Fund, also known as the Rainy Day Fund, for state costs associated with a disaster declared by the federal government?”

Yes 11071 42.25%

No 15128 57.74%

Constitutional Amendment 4 – Turnout 64.79%

“Do you Support an amendment to limit the growth of the expenditure limit for the state general fund and dedicated funds and to remove the calculation of its growth factor from the constitution?”

Yes 11849 45.99%

No 13915 54.00%

Constitutional Amendment 5 – 64.96%

“Do you support an amendment to authorize local governments to enter into cooperative endeavor ad valorem tax execmption agreements with new or expandingmanufacturing establishments for payments in lieu of taxes?”

Yes 9746 37.72%

No 16086 62.27%

Constitutional Amendment 6 – Turnout 65.35%

“Do you supprt an amendment to increase the maximum amount of income a person may receive and still qualify for the special assessment level for residential property receiving the homestead exemption?”

Yes 15256 58.70%

No 10733 41.29%

Constitutional Amendment 7- Turnout 65.37%

“Do you support an amendment to create the Louisiana Unclaimed Property Permanent Trust Fund to preserve the money that remains unclaiemd by its owner or owners?”

Yes 15833 60.90%

No 10162 39.09%

Proposition- Turnout 65.20%

“Shall sports wagering activities and operations be permitted in the parish?”

Yes 15954 61.53%

No 9974 38.46%

Bayou Mallet Gravel Drainage 5.04 Mill – Turnout 44.94%

Yes 1273 67.60%

No 610 32.39%

Official Results for the December 5, 2020 Election

Acadia Only

15th JDC Judge ES 1 Division B – Turnout 21.89%

Valerie Gotch Garrett 381 59.34%

Travis Broussard 261 40.65%

15th JDC Judge ES 1 Division D – Turnout 22.23%

Royal Colbert 406 62.26%

Amanda Martin 246 37.73%

Rayne City Marshall – Turnout 20.30%

Stacey Ancelet 1212 60.02%

Alex “Joe” Lacroix 807 39.97%

Constitutional Amendment 1 Allows Out of State Resident on – Turnout 10.97%

Yes 575 13.18%

No 3787 86.81%

2.12 Mill Renew on Health Related – Turnout 10.88%

Yes 2244 51.82%

No 2086 48.17%

Crowley 5% Hotel Occupancy Tax – Turnout 6.03%

Yes 381 60.00%

No 254 40.00%

Egan Drain District #1 – 7 Mill Renewal – Turnout 3.15%

Yes 82 70.08%

No 35 29.91%

Acadia-Evangeline Fire Protection District #1 Renewal – Turnout 5.52%

Yes 65 86.66%

No 10 13.33%

November 8, 2022 Election Results Detail

December 10, 2022 Election Results Detail

Official Election Results for March 24, 2018

Fire Protection District #3 Proposition – (Parcel Fee Renewal)

Summary: Shall Fire Protection District No. 3 of the Parish of Acadia, State of Louisiana (the “District”), levy and collect an annual parcel fee of Twenty-Five Dollars ($25.00) (the estimated amount reasonably expected to be collected from the levy of the parcel fee for one entire year being $26,000) on each lot, subdivision portion of ground or individual tract in the District upon which is located, either in whole or in part, a residential or commercial structure, whether occupied or unoccupied, for a period of ten (10) years, beginning with the year 2019 and ending with the year 2028, for the purpose of acquiring, constructing, improving, maintaining and operating fire protection facilities and equipment, including the cost of obtaining water for fire protection purposes, and all purposes incidental thereto?

Yes 83 89.24%

No 10 10.76%

Fire Protection District #3 Proposition – (Millage Continuation)

Summary: Shall Fire Protection District No. 3 of the Parish of Acadia, State of Louisiana (the “District”), be authorized to continue to levy a special tax of six and thirty hundredths (6.30) mills (the estimated amount reasonably expected to be collected from the levy of the tax for one entire year being $269,000) on all the property subject to taxation in the District for a period of ten (10) years, beginning with the year 2019 and ending with the year 2028, for the purpose of acquiring, constructing, improving, maintaining and/or operating fire protection facilities and equipment, including the cost of obtaining water for fire protection purposes, and all purposes incidental thereto, said millage to represent a one and seventeen hundredths mills (1.17) increase over the 5.13 mills tax authorized to be levied through the year 2018 pursuant to an election held on July 19, 2008?

Yes 79 85.86%

No 13 14.14%

Town of Duson Proposition – (New Sales Tax)

Summary: Shall the Town of Duson, State of Louisiana (the “Town”), under the provisions of Act No. 175 of the 2017 Regular Session of the Louisiana Legislature (the “Act”), and other constitutional and statutory authority, be authorized to levy and collect an additional one percent (1%) (the “Tax”) ($300,000 is expected at this time to be collected from the levy of the Tax for an entire year) upon the sale at retail, use, lease or rental, consumption, and storage for use or consumption, of tangible personal property and on sales of services in the Town, all as defined by law, beginning October 1, 2018 and run in perpetuity, with the proceeds of the Tax (after paying the reasonable and necessary costs and expense of collecting and administering the tax), to be dedicated and used to fund infrastructure and repairs of roads in the Town of Duson as set forth in the Act and authorized to fund the proceeds of the Tax into bonds to be issued from time to time for such purposes to the extent and in the manner permitted by the laws of Louisiana?

Yes 0 0.00%

No 0 0.00%

Official Election Results for April 28, 2018

Fire Protection District #4 Proposition – (Parcel Fee Renewal)

Summary: Shall Fire Protection District No. 4 of the Parish of Acadia, State of Louisiana (the “District”), be authorized to continue to levy a special tax of eight and seven hundredths (8.07) mills (an estimated $649,635 reasonably expected at this time to be collected from the levy of the tax for an entire year) on all the property subject to taxation in the District for a period of ten (10) years, beginning with the year 2019 and ending with the year 2028, for the purpose of acquiring, constructing, improving, maintaining and/or operating fire protection facilities and equipment in and for said District, and paying the cost of obtaining water for fire protection purposes?

Yes 94 81.03%

No 22 18.97%

Official Results for the November 6, 2018 Election

LOUISIANA SECRETARY OF STATE

Acadia Only

Kyle Ardoin (R) 6465 32.24%

Heather Cloud (R) 1615 8.05%

“Gwen” Collins – Greenup (D) 1835 9.15%

A.G. Crowe (R) 732 3.65%

“Rick” Edmunds (R) 2602 12.98%

Renee Fontenot Free (D) 2116 10.55%

Thomas J. Kennedy, III 2814 14.03%

Matthew Paul “Matt” Moreau (NP) 325 1.62%

Julie Stokes (R) 1549 7.72%

3rd CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT U.S. REPRESENTATIVE

Acadia Only

“Rob” Anderson (D) 6465 32.24%

Aaron J. Andrus (L) 207 1.01%

“Josh” Guillory (D) 2895 14.18%

Clay Higgins (R) 13481 66.05%

Mildred “Mimi” Methvin (D) 1743 8.54%

Larry Rader (D) 768 3.76%

Verone Thomas (D) 420 2.06%

26th SENATORIAL DISTRICT STATE SENATOR

Acadia Only

Jerry Gaspard (R) 920 12.26%

“Bob” Hensgens (R) 4760 63.41%

Jean Menard (D) 1827 24.34%

POLICE JUROR DISTRICT 1

Part Acadia

Gloria Hebert (D) 761 40.01%

Peter J. Joseph (D) 1141 59.99%

SCHOOL BOARD DISTRICT 6

Part Acadia

Gene I. Daigle (D) 1025 40.77%

“Ike” Richard (D) 1489 59.23%

MAYOR – CITY OF CROWLEY

City of Crowley

Bryan Borill (NP) 541 12.53%

Elliot Dore (D) 458 10.61%

“Tim” Monceaux (R) 1150 26.63%

Ezora J. Proctor (D) 1272 29.46%

Emily Stoma (R) 897 20.77%

MAYOR – CITY OF EUNICE

Part Acadia – Eunice Only

Scott A. Fontenot (NP) 107 91.45%

“Tim” Smith (D) 10 8.55%

MAYOR – CITY OF RAYNE

City of Rayne

James “Morris” Montgomery (NP) 72 2.19%

Brian Seth Mouton (D) 1329 40.48%

“Chuck” Robichaux (R) 1882 57.33%

MAYOR – TOWN OF CHURCH POINT

Town of Church Ponit

Roger Boudreaux (D) 246 14.61%

Gene Malbrough (D) 420 24.94%

Ryan “Spanky” Meche (R) 730 43.35%

Russell Stelly (D) 288 17.10%

MAYOR – TOWN OF IOTA

Town of Iota

Ian Gall (R) 203 36.78%

Cody Leckelt (R) 349 63.22%

MAYOR – VILLAGE OF MORSE

Village of Morse

Raymond J. Leger (D) 48 15.74%

Ray Richard (R) 257 84.26%

CHIEF OF POLICE – CITY OF CROWLEY

City of Crowley

Donald “Don” Alleman (R) 1317 31.63%

“Jimmy” Broussard (D) 2589 62.18%

Dexter Faulk (NP) 258 6.20%

CHIEF OF POLICE – CITY OF EUNICE

Part Acadia – City of Eunice

“Randy” Fontenot (O) 97 83.62%

Allarate “AJ” Frank (I) 19 16.38%

CHIEF OF POLICE – CITY OF RAYNE

City of Rayne

Eddie Guidry (R) 1555 48.67%

Carroll Stelly (R) 1640 51.33%

CHIEF OF POLICE – TOWN OF BASILE

Part Acadia – Town of Basile

Allen Ivory, Jr. (D) 0 0.00%

Gregory James (R) 5 62.50%

Nicholas Richardson (NP) 3 37.50%

CHIEF OF POLICE – TOWN OF CHURCH POINT

Town of Church Point

“Kim” Foti (R) 73 4.33%

Mark Gilliam (R) 251 14.90%

Wilton Harmon, Jr. (I) 140 8.31%

Murphy Leopaul (D) 156 9.26%

Dale Thibodeaux (NP) 754 44.75%

Leon Thibodeaux (D) 311 18.46%

CHIEF OF POLICE – TOWN OF IOTA

Town of Iota

Damon J. Daigle (I) 403 72.88%

Harold “Jamie” Doucet (D) 150 27.12%

CHIEF OF POLICE – VILLAGE OF MORSE

Village of Morse

Jason Coats (D) 215 71.67%

Kimberly “Kim” Kibodeaux (NP) 85 28.33%

ALDERMAN AT LARGE – TOWN OF BASILE

Part Acadia – Town of Basile

Travis W. Deshotel (R) 0 0.00%

Catina Molitor-Hebert (R) 8 100.00%

Nicholas Richardson (NP) 3 37.50%

ALDERMAN WARD 1 – CITY OF RAYNE

Part City of Rayne

Romel J. Charles (R) 113 14.21%

Curtrese L. Minix (D) 449 56.48%

Lester “Peadey” Washington (NP) 233 29.31%

Harold “Jamie” Doucet (D) 150 27.12%

ALDERMAN WARD 1 DIVISION B – CITY OF CROWLEY

Part City of Crowley

Robert C. Helo (D) 500 39.00%

“Kim” Stringfellow (R) 782 61.00%

Harold “Jamie” Doucet (D) 150 27.12%

ALDERMAN WARD 1 – TOWN OF CHURCH POINT

Part Town of Church Point

Martin “Big G” Logan (I) 184 49.46%

Christine Semien (D) 188 54.54%

ALDERMAN WARD 2 – CITY OF RAYNE

Part City of Rayne

Millard “Mills” Conques (D) 126 17.40%

Kenneth J. Guidry (R) 372 51.38%

Aleke Kanonu Jr. (D) 226 31.22%

ALDERMAN WARD 2 DIVISION A – CITY OF CROWLEY

Part City of Crowley

“Brad” Core (R) 675 65.92%

Steven Deville (D) 190 18.55%

Theresa Richard (L) 29 2.83%

Judson Van Fossen (D) 130 12.70%

ALDERMAN WARD 2 – TOWN OF CHURCH POINT

Part Town of Church Point

Nelson “Kim” Cormier (D) 145 50.00%

“Joy” Daigle (D) 145 50.00%

ALDERMAN WARD 3 – CITY OF RAYNE

Part City of Rayne

“Greg” Arabie (D) 397 46.38%

Calise Michael Doucet (R) 459 53.62%

ALDERMAN WARD 3 DIVISION B – CITY OF CROWLEY

Part City of Crowley

Walter Andrus (D) 440 44.53%

Bryon K. Wilridge Sr. (D) 548 55.47%

ALDERMAN WARD 3 – TOWN OF CHURCH POINT

Part Town of Church Point

Diane Fonte (R) 130 47.27%

Patrick O’Pry (I) 145 52.73%

ALDERMAN WARD 4 DIVISION B – CITY OF CROWLEY

Part City of Crowley

Kenny Lucero (R) 382 46.64%

“Sammy” Reggie III (I) 437 53.36%

ALDERMAN WARD 4 – TOWN OF CHURCH POINT

Part Town of Church Point

“Chirs” Lebas (R) 213 60.17%

Dale Wimberley (D) 141 39.83%

ALDERMAN WARD 2 – CITY OF EUNICE

Part Acadia – Party City of Eunice

Martin Bellow (D) 1 50.00%

Germaine Simpson (D) 1 50.00%

“Jackie Ju Ju” Vallare (D) 0 0.00%

ALDERMAN WARD 3 – CITY OF EUNICE

Part Acadia – Part City of Eunice

Ernest “Ernie” Blanchard (I) 58 58.00%

Gabriel “Gabe” Ortego (D) 42 42.00%

ALDERMAN DISTRICT 2 – TOWN OF BASILE (ELECT 3)

Part Acaia – Part Town of Basile

Kenny A. Burgess (R) 7 31.82%

Caleb Delafosse (D) 0 0.00%

Bron Dubroc (R) 8 36.36%

Kristy Miller (R) 7 31.82%

ALDERMEN – TOWN OF DUSON (ELECT 5)

Part Acadia – Part Town of Duson

Coby Duhon (D) 9 17.65%

Lori Forestier (NP) 3 5.88%

“Steve” Hanks (I) 5 9.80%

Laura Isadore (NP) 3 5.88%

Harriet O’Brien (D) 6 11.76%

Carroll J. Pepper (D) 8 15.69%

Carolyn “Pepe” Richard (D) 8 15.69%

Wade Robin (D) 9 17.65%

ALDERMEN – TOWN OF IOTA (ELECT 5)

Acadia Only

James quillan Bertrand (NP) 358 15.07%

Julia Mariette Granger (D) 219 9.22%

Brandon Hebert (R) 326 13.72%

Everette “Lee” Malone (D) 179 7.53%

Seth Manuel (R) 288 12.12%

Scott Pousson (I) 252 10.61%

Warren C. Pousson (I) 302 12.71%

Jude K. Sittig (R) 452 19.02%

CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT #1 – PROHIBIT FELON FROM PUBLIC OFFICE

Acadia Only

Do you support an amendment to prohibit a convicted felon from seeking or holding public office or appointment within five years of completion of his sentece unless he is pardoned?

Yes 15036 76.11%

No 4719 23.89%

CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT #2 – UNANIMOUS JURY FOR NON-CAPITAL FELONIES

Acadia Only

Do you support an amendment to require a unanimous jury verdict in all noncapital felony cases for offenses that are committed on or after January 1, 2019?

Yes 10494 53.58%

No 9093 46.42%

CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT #3 – PERMIT DONATIONS FROM POLITICAL SUBDIVISIONS

Acadia Only

Do you support an amendment to permit, pursuant to written agreement, the donation of the use of public equipment and personnel by a political subdivision upon request to another political subdivision for an activity or function which the requesting political subdivision is authorized to exercise?

Yes 9400 48.94%

No 9807 51.06%

CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT #4 – TRANSPORTATION TRUST FUND

Acadia Only

Do you support an amendment to remove authority to appropriate or dedicate monies in the Transportation Trust Fund to state police for traffic control purposes?

Yes 9624 50.01%

No 9619 49.99%

CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT #5 – EXTEND ELIGIBILITY FOR TAX EXEMPTIONS

Acadia Only

Do you support an amendment to extend eligibility for the following special property tax treatments to property in trust: the special assessment level for property tax valuation, the property tax exemption for property of a disabled veteran, and the property tax exemption for the surviving spouse of a person who died while performing their duties as a first responder, active duty member of the military, or law enforcement or fire protection officer?

Yes 12498 65.22%

No 6666 34.78%

CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT #6 – REAPPRAISAL OF RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY

Acadia Only

Do you support an amendment that will require that any reappraisal of the value of residential property by more than 50%, resulting in a corresponding increase in property taxes, be phased-in over the course of four years during which time no additional reappraisal can occur and that the decrease in the total ad valorem tax collected as a result of the phase-in of assessed valuation be absored by the taxing authority and not allocated to the other taxpayers?

Yes 9245 48.61%

No 9773 51.39%

PROPOSITION TO AUTHORIZE FANTASY SPORTS CONTESTS

Parishwide

Shall fantasy sports contests be permitted in the Parish of Acadia?

Yes 9735 50.62%

No 9498 49.38%

FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT #10 PROPOSITION

Part Acadia

Shall Fire Protection District #10 of the Parish of Acadia, State of Louisiana, (the “District”), levy and collect annually for a period of 10 years, beginning with the year 2019, and additional fee of twenty-five dollars ($25.00) on each lot, subdivided portion of ground or individual tract upon which is located, either in whole or part, a residential or commercial structure, regardless of the structure’s being occupied or unoccupied, ($138,850.00 is expected at this time to be collected from the levy of the parcel fee for an entire year) for the purpose of acquiring, constructing, maintaining and operating fire protection facilities and equipment, including paying the cost of obtaining water for fire protection purposes, the salaries of firemen and all purposes incidental thereto, and shall the District be further authorized to fund the proceeds of said parcel fee into bonds to pay the costs of capital improvements, said bonds to be issued from time to time in the manner provided by law, including, but not limited to, Section 1505 of Title 40 of the Louisiana  Revised Statutes of 1950, as amended?

Yes 1082 47.88%

No 1178 52.12%

Official Results for the December 8, 2018 Election

LOUISIANA SECRETARY OF STATE

Acadia Only

Kyle Ardoin (R) 6532 73.39%

“Gwen” Collins-Greenup (D) 2369 26.61%

MAYOR- CITY OF CROWLEY

City of Crowley

“Tim” Monceaux (R) 2034 57.97%

Ezora J. Proctor (D) 1475 42.03%

MAYOR – TOWN OF CHURCH POINT

Town of Church Point

Gene Malbrough (D) 633 41.26%

Ryan “Spanky” Meche (R) 901 58.74%

CHIEF OF POLICE – TOWN OF CHURCH POINT

Town of Church Point

Dale Thibodeaux (NP) 1023 68.29%

Leon Thibodeaux (D) 475 31.71%

ALDERMAN WARD 1 – TOWN OF CHURCH POINT

Town of Church Point

Nelson “Kim” Cormier (D) 145 50.17%

“Joy” Daigle (D) 144 49.83%

ALDERMAN WARD 2 – CITY OF EUNICE

Part Acadia – Part City of Eunice

Germaine Simpson (D) 0 0.00%

“Jackie Ju Ju” Vallare (D) 0 0.00%

ALDERMEN – TOWN OF IOTA (ELECT 3)

Town of Iota

Justin Leblanc (NP) 46 9.22%

Dale Louvierre (D) 110 22.04%

Eric Primeaux (D) 156 31.26%

Hollins Trahan, Sr. (R) 74 14.83%

Ross Trahan (NP) 113 22.65%

PARISHWIDE PROPOSITION – TAX CONTINUATION FOR COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SERVICE BUILDING

Parishwide

Shall the Parish of Acadia, State of Louisiana (the “Parish”), be authorized to levy a two and fifteen hundredths (2.15) mills tax (the “Tax”) (the estimated amount reasonably expected to be collected from the levy of said tax for entire year being $819,000), on all the property subject to taxation in the Parish for a period of ten (10) years, beginning with the year 2020 and ending with the year 2029, for the purpose of (i) constructing, improving, maintaining and operating the Parish’s Cooperative Extension Service Building and (ii) constructing improvements to and maintaining and operating the Parish’s Multi-purpose Building and Arena, provided, however, that at least 40% of the annual Tax proceeds shall be budgeted for each of said purposes, said millage to represent a three hundredths of a mill (.03) increase (due to reappraisal) over the 2.12 mills tax authorized to be levied through the year 2019 pursuant to an election held on April 4, 2009?

YES 3209 38.24%

NO 5182 61.76%

FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT NO. 5 PROPOSITION (MILLAGE EXTENSION & RE-DEDICATION)

Part Acadia

Shall Fire Protection District No. 5 of the Parish of Acadia, State of Louisiana (the “District”), be authorized to extend the levy of the tax authorized to be levied through the year 2019 pursuant to an election held on October 17, 2009 (the “Tax”), at a rate of four and seventy-nine hundredths (4.79) mills on all property subject to taxation within the District (an estimated $92,000 reasonably expected at this time to be collected from the levy on the Tax for an entire year) for an additional ten (10) years to run from the year 2020 through the year 2029, and shall the proceeds of the Tax, heretofore or hereafter received, be rededicated for the purposes of acquiring, constructing, improving, maintaining and /or operating fire protection and emergency medical service facilities, vehicles and equipment, including both movable and immovable property and paying the cost of obtaining water for fire protection purposes?

YES 471 86.90%

NO 71 13.10%

Official Election Results for May 4, 2019

City of Eunice Proposition (Sales Tax)

Summary: Shall the City of Eunice, State of Louisiana (the “City”), be authorized to levy and collect an additional one-quarter percent tax (.25%) (the “Tax”) upon the sale at retail, use, lease or rental, consumption, and storage for use or consumption of tangible personal property, and on sales of services In the City, all as defined by law, ($640,000 expected at this time to be collected from levy of the Tax for an entire year) beginning July 1, 2019, and to run in perpetuity, with the proceeds of the Tax (after paying the resonable and necessary costs and expenses of collecting an dadministering the Tax) to be dedicated and used to fund public safety salaries and related compensation?

Yes 21 77.77%

No 6 22.23%

First Ward Drainage District Proposition (Millage Renewal)

Summary: Shall First Ward Drainage District of the Parish of Acadia, State of Louisiana (the “District”), levy a special tax of eight (8) mills on all the property subject to taxation within the District (an estimated $416,000 resonably expeted at this time to be collected from the levy of the tax for an entire year), for a period of ten (10) years, beginning with the year 2021 an ending with the year 2030, for the purpose of maintenance, construction and improvement of drainage works within and for the District, including the acquisition of equipment therefor?

Yes 247 76.00%

No 78 24.00%

Official Results for the October 12, 2019 Election

GOVERNOR

Parishwide

Ralph Abraham (R) 7960 44.05%

Oscar “Omar” Dantzier (D) 99 0.54%

Jon Bel Edwards (D) 4492 24.85%

Gary Landrieu (I) 77 0.42%

Patrick “Live Wire” Landry (R) 109 0.60%

“Eddie” Rispone (R) 5333 29.51%

LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR

Parishwide

Willie Jones (D) 2814 16.01%

William “Billy” Nungesser (R) 14764 83.99%

SECRETARY OF STATE

Parishwide

Kyle Ardoin (R) 9889 56.53%

“Gwen” Collins-Greenup (D) 2811 16.06%

Thomas J. Kennedy, III (R) 3709 21.19%

Amanda “Jennings” Smith (R) 1087 6.22%

ATTORNEY GENERAL

Parishwide

“Ike” Jackson, Jr. (D) 2761 15.66%

“Jeff” Landry (R) 14859 84.34%

TREASURER

Parishwide

Derek Edwards (D) 3191 18.38%

Teresa Kenny (NP) 635 3.66%

John M. Schroder (R) 13528 77.96%

COMMISSION OF AGRICULTURE AND FORESTRY

Parishwide

Marguerite Green (D) 1399 7.99%

“Charlie” Greer (D) 883 5.05%

Michael G. “Mike” Strain (R) 10624 60.70%

Peter Williams (D) 686 3.92%

Bradley Zaunbrecher (R) 3908 22.34%

COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE

Parishwide

James J. “Jim” Donelon (R) 9852 58.91%

“Tim” Temple (R) 6869 41.09%

STATE BOARD OF ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY EDUCATION – DISTRICT 7

Parishwide

Holly Franks Boffy (R) 11059 65.47%

Timala “Timmie” Melancon (I) 5833 34.53%

STATE ENATOR – 25TH SENATORIAL DISTRICT

25th District Only

Mark Abraham (R) 4246 45.79%

Kevin M. Berken (R) 3210 34.62%

John E. “Johnny” Guinn (R) 1816 19.58%

STATE SENATOR – 26TH SENATORIAL DISTRICT

26th District Only

Jerry Gaspard (D) 1305 21.91%

“Bob” Hensgens (R) 4649 78.09%

STATE SENATOR – 28TH SENATORIAL DISTRICT

28th District Only

Heather Cloud (R) 1789 91.08%

Robert Johnson (D) 117 5.95%

H. Bernard LeBas (D) 58 2.95%

CLERK OF COURT

Parishwide

Robert T. “Robby” Barousse 10778 62.29%

Emily Stoma 6545 37.78%

POLICE JUROR – DISTRICT 1

District 1 Only

Walter Andrus (D) 834 51.65%

Peter J. Joseph (D) 781 48.35%

POLICE JUROR – DISTRICT 2

District 2 Only

“Ronnie” Fabacher (R) 1302 44.18%

Jeffery “Red Dog” Morgan (R) 1645 55.81%

POLICE JUROR – DISTRICT 3

District 3 Only

Chance Henry (R) 1334 67.61%

Homer Scheufens (I) 639 32.39%

POLICE JUROR – DISTRICT 3

District 4 Only

Grant Clark (NP) 99 5.48%

Aaron C. Cutrer, Jr. (D) 282 15.61%

Gordon Ray “G-Ray” Morgan (R) 1075 59.52%

Chester Pommier (D) 350 19.37%

POLICE JUROR – DISTRICT 5

District 5 Only

James “J” Ancelet (D) 890 46.30%

Jimmie Pellerin (D) 1032 53.70%

POLICE JUROR – DISTRICT 6

District 6 Only

A.J. Credeur (R) 1283 56.47%

Richard Faul (D) 989 43.53%

POLICE JUROR – DISTRICT 7

District 7 Only

“Pat” Daigle (R) 1286 52.08%

David Savoy (R) 1183 47.92%

PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT NO. 1

Do you support an amendment to exempt raw materials, goods, commodities, personal property, and other articles stored in public and private warehouses and destined for the Outer Continental Shelf from ad valorem taxes?

Yes 8168 49.86%

No 8211 51.14%

PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT NO. 2

Do you support an amendment to provide for appropriations from the Education Excelence Fund for the Louisiana Educational Television Authority, Thrive Academy, and laboratory schools operated by the public post-secondary education institutions?

Yes 6076 37.30%

No 10212 62.70%

PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT NO. 3

Do you support an amendment to protect taxpayers by requiring a complete remedy in law for the prompt recovery of any unconstitutional tax paid and to allow the jurisdiction of the Board of Tax Appeals to extend to matters related to the constitutionality of taxes?

Yes 7492 46.02%

No 8789 53.98%

PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT NO. 4

Do you support an amendment to allow the City of New Orleans to exempt property within Orleans Parish form all or part of ad valorem taxes that owuld otherwise be due for the purpose of promoting affordable housing?

Yes 3817 23.46%

No 12457 76.54%

BAYOU MALLET GRAVITY DRAINAGE DISTRICT PROPOSITION (Tax Renewal)

Shall Bayou Mallet Gravity Drainage District of the Parish of Acadia, State of Louisiana (the “District”), be authorized to levy a special tax of five and four hundredths (5.05) mills tax (the estimated amount resonably expected to be collected from the levy of the tax for one entire year being $370,500) on all property subject to taxation within the District, for a period of ten (10) years, beginning with the year 2020 and ending with the year 2029, for the purpose of acquiring, constructing, maintaining and/or operating gravity drainage works within and for the District?

Yes 537 47.95%

No 583 52.05%

Official Results for the November 16, 2019 Election

GOVERNOR

Parishwide

“Eddie” Rispone (R) 14189 71.86%

John Bel Edwards (D) 5555 28.14%

SECRETARY OF STATE

Parishwide

Kyle Ardoin (R) 15179 79.42%

“Gwen”Collins-Greenup (D) 3935 20.58%

PARISHWIDE PROPOSITION (Renewal)

Shall the Parish of Acadia, State of Louisiana (the “Parish), be authorized to levey a two and twelve hundreths (2.12) mills tax (the “Tax”) (the estimated amount reasonably expected to be collected from the levy of said tax for one entire year bring $818,000), on all the property subject to taxation in the Parish for a period of ten(10) years, beginning with the year 2020 and ending with the year 2029, for the purpose of (1) constructing, improving, maintaining, and operating the Parish’s Cooperative Extension Service Building (also known as the LSU Ag Center) and (ii)constructing improvements to and maintaining and operating the Parish’s Multi-purpose Building and Arena (also known as the Acadia Parish Rice Arena), provided however, that at least 40% of the annual Tax proceeds shall be budgeted for said purpose?

Yes 10549 58.29%

No 7549 41.71%

CITY OF CROWLEY PROPOSITION #1 (Fire & Police Personnell Salary Tax Renewal)

Shall the city of Crowley, State of Louisiana, (the “City”) under the provisions of Article VI, Section 22, Section 27 (B), Section 30 (A) and Section 32 of the Constitution of the State of Louisiana of 1974, continue to levy and collect a Five (5) Mill Tax on all property subject to taxation situated within the said City (current estimated annual amount of $382,847.58), annually for a period of ten (10) years, commencing with the year 2020 and ending in the year 2029, one-half (1/2) of the avails of which shall be for the purposes of and dedicated to the payment of salaries of the personnel of the Fire Department of said cith and one-half (1/2) of the avils of which shall be for the purpose of and dedicated to the payment of salaries of the personnel of the Police Department of said City?

Yes 2456 69.12%

No 1097 30.88%

CITY OF CROWLEY PROPOSITION #2 ( Street Maintenance Tax Renewal)

Shall the City of Crowley, State of Louisiana, (the “City”) under the provisions of Article VI, Section 22, Section 27(B), Section 30 (A) and Section 32 of the Constitution of the State of Louisiana of 1974, continue to levy and collect at Five (5) Mill Tax on all property subject to taxation situated within the siad City (current estimated annual amount of $382,847.58, annually for a period of ten (10) years, commencing with the year 2021 and ending in the year 2030 for the purpose of constructing and maintaining streets, roads, highways and avenues is the said City?

Yes 2392 67.76%

No 1138 32.24%

CITY OF CROWLEY PROPOSITION #3 (Public Building & Drainage Maintenance Tax Renewal)

Shall the City of Crowley, State of Louisiana, (the “City”) under the provisions of Article VI, Section 22, Section 27(B), Section 30(A) and Section 32 of the Constitution of the State of Louisiana of 1974, continue to levy and collect a Five (5) Mill Tax on all property subject to taxation situated within the said City (current estimated annual amount of $382,847.58), annually for a period of ten (10) years, commencing with the year 2021 and ending in the year 2030 for the purpose of maintaining public buildings, constructing and maintaining bridges and maintaining public grounds, public parks and the drainage sstem in teh said City?

Yes 2383 67.77%

No 1133 32.23%

CITY OF CROWLEY PROPOSITION #4 (Cemetery Maintenance Tax Renewal)

Shall the City of Crowley, State of Louisiana, (the “City”) under the provisions of Article VI, Section 22, Section 27(B), Section 30(A) and Section 32 of the Constitution of the State of Louisiana of 1974, continue to levy and collect a Three-Fourths (3/4) Mill Tax on all property subject to taxation situated within the said City (current estimated annual amount of $57,444.38), annually for a period of ten (10) years, commencing with the year 2021 and ending in the year 2030 for the purpose of maintaining cemeteries titled in the name of the said City?

Yes 2334 66.41%

No 1181 33.59%

FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT #6 PROPOSITION (Tax Renewal)

Shall Fire Protection District No. 6 of the Parish of Acadia, State of Louisiana (the “District”), levy ten (10) mills tax (the estimated amount reasonably expected to be collected from the levy of the tax for one entire year being $426,000) on all the property subject to taxation in the District for a period of Ten (10) years, beginning with the year 2020 and ending in the year 2029, for the purpose of constructing, acquiring, improving, maintaining and operating fire protection facilities and equipment in the District and paying the cost of obtaining water for fire protectino purposes?

Yes 564 75.20%

No 186 24.80%

FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT #9 PROPOSITION (Tax Renewal)

Shall Fire Protection District No. 9 of the Parish of Acadia, State of Louisiana (the “District”), levy ten (10) mills tax (the estimated amount reasonably expected to be collected from the levy of the tax for one entire year being $426,000) on all the property subject to taxation in the District for a period of Ten (10) years, beginning with the year 2020 and ending in the year 2029, for the purpose of acquiring, constructing, improving, maintaining and/or operating fire protection facilities and equipment in the District, including fire trucks, and paing the cost of obtaining water for fire protection purposes?

Yes 2359 7192%

No 921 28.08%

FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT #10 PROPOSITION (New Parcel Fee)

Shall Fire Protection District No. 10 of the Parish of Acadia, State of Louisiana (the “District”), levy and collect annually for a period of ten (10) years, beginning with the year 2020, an additional fee of twenty-five dollars ($25.00) on each lot, subdivided portion of ground or individual tract upon which is located, wither in whole or in part, a residential or commercial structure, regardless of the structure’s being occupied or unoccupied, ($138,850.01 is expected at this time to be collecte from the levy of the parcel fee for an entire year) for the purpose of acquiring, constructing, maintaining and operating fire protection facilities and equipment, including paying the cost of obtaining water for fire protection purposes, the salaries of firemen and all purposes incidental thereto, and shall the District be further authorized to fund the proceeds of said parcel fee into bonds to pay the costs of capital improvements, said bonds to be issued from time to time in the manner provided by law, including, but not limited to, Section 1505 of Title 40 of the Louisiana Revised Statues of 1950, as amended?

Yes 1034 52.16%

No 948 47.84%

IOTA-LONG POINT GRAVITY DRAINAGE DISTRICT PROPOSITION (Tax Renewal)

Shall Iota-Long Point Gravity Drainage District of the Parish of Acadia, Louisiana (the “District”, be authorized to continue to levy a special tax of five (5) mills (the estimated amount reasonably expected to be collected from the levy of the tax for one entire year being $70,500) on all the property subject to taxation within the District, for a period of ten (10) years, beginning with the year 2020 and ending with the year 2029, for the purpose of improving, maintaining and operatin gthe drainage system within the District?

Yes 832 69.56%

No 364 30.44%

CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT #1 – PROHIBIT FELON FROM PUBLIC OFFICE

Acadia Only

Do you support an amendment to prohibit a convicted felon from seeking or holding public office or appointment within five years of completion of his sentece unless he is pardoned?

Yes 15036 76.11%

No 4719 23.89%

Official Results for the March 25, 2017 Election

COURT OF APPEAL JUDGE – 3rd CIRCUIT

Acadia Only

Vanessa Waguespack Anseman (R) 1637 20.36%

Candyce Perret (R) 3792 47.17%

Susan Theall (R) 2610 32.47%

STATE REPRESENTATIVE – 42nd DISTRICT

Partial Parish

John Stefanski (R) 3452 53.92%

“Jay” Suire (R) 2950 46.08%

Second Ward Gravity Drainage District No. 1 Proposition (Millage Continuation)

Summary: Shall the Second Ward Gravity Drainage District No. 1 of the Parish of Acadia, State of Louisiana (the “District”), levy a special tax of ten (10) mills on all the property subject to taxation within the District (an estimated $110,000 reasonably expected at this time to be collected from the levy of the tax for an entire year), for a period of ten (10) years, beginning with the year 2017 and ending with the year 2026, for the purpose of constructing, improving, maintaining and operating drainage works for the District?

Yes 119 57.49%

No 88 42.51%

Consolidated Gravity Drainage District No. 1 Proposition (Tax Renewal)

Summary: Shall Consolidated Gravity Drainage District No. 1 of the Parish of Acadia, State of Louisiana (the “District”), be authorized to continue to levy a special tax of eight and twenty-four hundredths (8.24) mills on all property subject to taxation in the District (an estimated $139,200 reasonably expected at this time to be collected from the levy of the tax for an entire year), for a period of ten (10) years, beginning with the year 2018 and ending in the year 2027, for the purpose of acquiring, constructing, maintaining or operating gravity drainage works within and for the District?

Yes 407 73.47%

No 147 26.53%

ALDERMAN DISTRICT 1 – TOWN OF BASILE

Partial Parish

LaToya Howze 2 66.67%

Darrell Reed 1 33.33%

Official Results for the April 29, 2017 Election

COURT OF APPEAL JUDGE – 3rd CIRCUIT (Run-Off)

Acadia Only

Candyce Perret (R) 3604 66.09%

Susan Theall (R) 1849 33.91%

PARISH-WIDE SCHOOL BOARD PROPOSITION NO. 1 (MILLAGE CONTINUATION)

Summary: Shall the School Board of the Parish of Acadia, State of Louisiana, continue to levy a special tax of fifteen and Twenty-eight hundredths (15.28) mills on all property subject to taxation in said Parish (an estimated $5,843,000 reasonably expected at this time to be collected from the levy of the tax for an entire year) for a period of ten (10) years, beginning with the year 2019 and ending with the year 2028, for the purpose of giving additional support to the public elementary and secondary schools; to provide up-to-date textbooks, technology, and materials for all students; to maintain salaries at a competitive level to retain and recruit the most qualified personnel; to assist in funding the general maintenance program; to provide training and staff development for teachers; to maintain viable extra-curricular programs, said millage to represent a twenty-six hundredths of a mill (.26) increase over the 15.02 mills tax authorized to be levied through the year 2018 pursuant to an election held on March, 2008?

Yes 3339 63.61%

No 1910 36.39%

PARISH-WIDE SCHOOL BOARD PROPOSITION NO. 2 (MILLAGE CONTINUATION)

Summary: Shall the School Board of the Parish of Acadia, State of Louisiana, continue to levy a special tax of five and ten hundredths (5.10) mills on all property subject to taxation in said Parish (an estimated $1,950,200 reasonably expected at this time to be collected from the levy of the tax for an entire year), for a period of ten (10) years, beginning with the year 2018 and ending with the year 2027, for the purpose of giving additional support to the public elementary and secondary schools in said Parish to maintain school buildings, said millage to represent a nine hundredths of a mill (.09) increase over the 5.01 mills tax authorized to be levied through the year 2017 pursuant to an election held on March 8, 2008?

Yes 3299 63.24%

No 1917 36.76%

PARISH-WIDE SCHOOL BOARD PROPOSITION NO. 2 (MILLAGE CONTINUATION)

Yes 3299 63.24%

No 1917 36.76%

SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 7 PROPOSITION (TAX RENEWAL)

Summary: Shall School District No. 7 of the Second Police Jury Ward of the Parish of Evangeline, Louisiana, and the Seventh Police Jury Ward of the Parish of Acadia, Louisiana, levy a six and nineteen hundredths (6.19) mills tax (the estimated amount reasonably expected to be collected from the levy of said tax for one entire year being $251,000) on all property subject to taxation in the District for a period of ten (10) years, beginning with the year 2019 and ending with the year 2028, for the purpose of maintaining and operating the public schools in the District?

Yes 51

No 22

Official Results for the March 25, 2016 Election

Presidential Nominee – Democratic Party

Acadia Only

Steve Burke 131 3.78%

Hillary Clinton 1863 53.74%

Roque “Rocky” De La Fuente 55 1.59%

Henry Hewes 28 0.81%

Keith Judd 56 1.62%

Martin J. O’Malley 68 1.96%

“Bernie” Sanders 1087 31.37%

Michael A. Steinberg 26 0.75%

Willie L. Wilson 40 1.15%

John Wolfe 112 3.23%

Presidential Nominee – Republican Party

Acadia Only

“Jeb” Bush 24 0.63%

“Ben” Carson 70 1.84%

“Chris” Christie 6 0.16%

Timothy “Tim” Cook 2 0.05%

“Ted” Cruz 1454 38.22%

“Carly” Florina 1 0.03%

Lindsey Graham 0 0.00%

“Mike” Huckabee 11 0.29%

John R. Kasich 129 3.39%

Peter Messinaa 1 0.03%

“Rand” Paul 7 0.18%

Marco Rubio 403 10.59%

“Rick” Santorum 2 0.05%

Donald Trump 1694 44.53%

Members of Republican State Central Committee

26th Senatorial District, Div. A

Raymond “LaLa” Lalonde, Sr. 136 66.34%

Larry Usner 69 33.66%

Chief of Police – City of Crowley (Special Election)

City of Crowley

Oliver Bernard (D) 281 9.96%

A. “Jimmy” Broussard (D) 954 33.81%

Scott Fogleman (D) 1051 37.24%

Berton Gauthreaux (D) 536 18.99%

Mayor – City of Eunice

City of Eunice – Part Acadia

Scott A. Fontenot (NP) 56 65.12%

“Tim” Longman (R) 1 1.16%

Ronald Miller (R) 25 29.07%

William “Mr. Bill” Thompson (D) 4 4.65%

Mayor – Village of Morse

Village of Morse

Dale Louvierre (D) 103 46.82%

Darlene Thibodeaux (D) 117 53.18%

Iota-Egan Oilfield Consolidated Schoo District No. 8 Proposition (Renewal)

Summary: Shall the Iota-Egan Oilfield Consolidated School District No. 8 of the Parish of Acadia, Louisiana (the “District”), continue to levy a special tax of ten (10) mills on all of the property subject to taxation in said District (an estimated $1,115,324.00 reasonably expected at this time to be collected from the levy of the tax for entire year), for a period of ten (10) years, beginning with the year 2017 and ending with the year 2026, for the purpose of giving additional support to public elementary and secondary schools including the funding of the construction, improvement, maintenance and operation of public school buildings and the acquisition of the necessary equipment and furnishings therefor?

Yes 660 69.84%

No 285 30.16%

Church Point School District No. 6 Proposition

Summary: Shall Church Point District No. 6 of Acadia Parish, Louisiana (the “District”), levy a special tax of ten (10) mills on all property subject to taxation in said District (an estimated $766,460.00 reasonably expected at this time to be collected from the levy of the tax for an entire year), for a period of ten (10) years, beginning with the year 2016 and ending with the year 2025, for the purpose of giving additional support to public elementary and secondary schools including the funding of the construction, improvement, maintenance and operation of public school buildings and the acquisition of the necessary equipment and furnishings therefor?

Yes 846 63.66%

No 483 36.34%

Fifth Ward School District No. 7 Proposition (Maintenance Tax Renewal)

Summary: Shall Fifth Ward School District No. 7 of Acadia Parish, Louisiana (the “District”), continue to levy a special tax of thirteen and forty-five hundredths (13.45) mills on all of the property subject to taxation in said District (an estimated $221,556.00 reasonably expected at this time to be collected from the levy of the tax for en entire year), for a period of ten (10) years, beginning with the year 2017 and ending with the year 2026, for the purpose of giving additional support to public elementary and secondary schools including the funding of the construction, improvement, maintenance and operation of public school buildings and the acquisition of the necessary equipment of furnishings therefor?

Yes 445 80.76%

No 106 19.24%

Official Results for the April 9, 2016 Election

Chief of Police – City of Crowley (Special Election)

City of Crowley

A. “Jimmy” Broussard (D) 1330 54.68%

Scott Fogleman (D) 1102 45.32%

Consolidated Gravity Drainage District #1 Proposition (Tax Continuation)

Summary: Shall Consolidated Gravity Drainage District No. 1 of the Parish of Acadia, State of Louisiana (the “District”), be authorized to continue to levy and special tax of eight and fifty-six hundredths (8.56) mills on all the property subject to taxation in the District (an estimated $143,000 reasonably expected at this time to be collected from the levy of the tax for an entire year), for a period of ten (10) years, beginning with the year 2016 and ending with the year 2025, for the purpose of constructing, improving, maintaining and operating gravity drainage works within the District, including the acquisition of equipment thereof?

Yes 147 83.05%

No 30 16.95%

Second Ward Gravity Drainage District No. 1 Proposition (Millage Renewal)

Summary: Shall the Second Ward Gravity Drainage District No. 1 of the Parish of Acadia, State of Louisiana (the “District”), levy a special tax of ten (10) mills on all the property subject to taxation within the District (an estimated $110,000 reasonably expected at this time to be collected from the levy of the tax for an entire year), for a period of ten (10) years, beginning with the year 2017 and ending with the year 2026, for the purposes of constructing, improving, maintaining and operating drainage works for the District?

Yes 23 46.93%

No 26 53.07%

Official Results for the November 8, 2016 Election

Presidential Electors

Acadia Only

Trump – Pence (R) 21159 77.26%

Clinton – Kaine (D) 5638 20.58%

Johnson – Weld (Lbt) 281 1.02%

Stein – Green (Grn) 106 0.38%

McCullin – Johnson (Courage) 74 0.27%

Castle – Bradley (Const) 50 0.18%

Keniston – Taylor (Veterans) 28 0.10%

Kotlikoff – Lea (Children) 13 0.04%

Hoefling – Life (Const) 10 0.03%

Jacob – Fambro (Trustworthy) 9 0.03%

Kennedy – Hart (Socialist) 8 0.02%

La Riva – Puryear (Socialism) 5 0.01%

White – Niemuth (Equality) 5 0.01%

U.S. Senator

Acadia Only

Charles Boustany (R) 12181 46.16%

John Kennedy (R) 4818 18.26%

“Rob” Maness (R) 2259 8.56%

Foster Campbell (D) 2094 7.93%

Caroline Fayard (D) 1487 5.63%

John Fleming (R) 994 3.76%

David Duke (R) 817 3.09%

Derrick Edwards (D) 323 1.22%

Donald “Crawdaddy” Crawford (R) 292 1.10%

Gary Landrieu (D) 257 0.97%

Beryl Billiot (NP) 185 0.70%

Troy Hebert (NP) 149 0.56%

“Joseph” Cao (R) 113 0.42%

Thomas P. Clements (LBT) 78 0.29%

Joshua Pellerin (D) 78 0.29%

Peter Williams (D) 63 0.23%

MV “Vinny” Mendoza (D) 43 0.16%

Charles Marsala (R) 40 0.15%

Le Roy Gillam (LBT) 35 0.13%

Kaitlin Marone (NP) 23 0.08%

William Robert “Bob” Lang Jr. 21 0.07%

Abhay Patel (R) 12 0.04%

Gregory Taylor Jr. (O) 12 0.04%

Arden Wells (NP) 11 0.04%

U.S. Congressman – 3rd Congressional District

Acadia Only

Clay Higgins (R) 12181 46.16%

Scott A. Angelle (R) 4818 18.26%

“Gus” Rantz (R) 2259 8.56%

“Greg” Ellison (R) 2094 7.93%

Jacob “Dorian Phibian” Hebert (D) 1487 5.63%

Larry Rader (D) 994 3.76%

Brett Geymann (R) 817 3.09%

Bryan Barrilleaux (R) 323 1.22%

Grover Joseph Rees (R) 292 1.10%

Guy McLendon (LBT) 257 0.97%

Herman L. Vidrine (R) 185 0.70%

Kenny P. Schelfo Sr. (NP) 149 0.56%

Supreme Court – 3rd District

Acadia Only

James “Jimmy Genovese (R) 12835 53.19%

Marilyn Castle (R) 11292 46.80%

Public Service Commissioner

Acadia Only

“Mike” Francis 17280 70.46%

Mary Werner (D) 5845 23.83%

Reldon Owens (R) 1398 5.71%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment #1 – Registrar

Summary: Do you support an amendment to provide that the manner of appointment for the registrar of voters in each parish is as provided by law and to require the qualifications of the registrar to be provided by law?

Yes 17367 46.93%

No 7663 53.07%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment #2 – Post Secondary Education Management

Summary: Do you support an amendment to authorize the post-secondary education management boards to establish the tuition and mandatory fee amounts charged by institutions under their supervision and management, without legislative approval?

No 14876 59.75%

Yes 10019 37.01%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment #3 – Eliminate Deductible Federal Income Tax

Summary: Do you support an amendment to eliminate the deductibility of federal income taxes paid in compuuting state corporate income taxes?

No 15501 62.99%

Yes 9107 37.01%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment #4 – Tax Exemption for Surviving Spouse

Summary: Do you support an amendment to eliminate the deductibility of federal income taxes paid in compuuting state corporate income taxes?

Yes 17459 70.66%

No 7247 29.34%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment #5 – Revenue Stabilization Fund

Summary: Do you support an amendment to establish the Revenue Stabilization Trust Fund for the deposit of recurring mineral and corporate tax revenues, to restrict the use of the fund to 10% of the balance when the balance reaches $5 billion, to restrict the use of the fund to construction projects and transportation infrastructure, and to allocate recurring mineral retirement debt?

No 12368 50.68%

Yes 7247 49.32%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment #6 – Fund Deficit

Summary: Do you support an amendment to authorize the use of up to five percent of current year appropriations or allocations from statutorily or certain constitutionally created funds or up to one percent of the current year’s balances in certain funds or up to one percent of the current year’s balances in certain constitutionally created funds to eliminate a projected deficit in the next fiscal year if the official forecast for the next fiscal year is less than the official forecast for the current fiscal year of if the official forecast has been reduced by at least one percent from the most recently adopted estimate for the ensuing fiscal year, and to exempt certain funds and mandates from being used to eliminate a projected deficit?

No 15296 62.87%

Yes 9031 37.13%

Official Results for the December 10, 2016 Election

U.S. Senator

Acadia Only

John Kennedy (R) 9887 78.22%

Foster Campbell (D) 2753 21.79%

U.S. Representative 3rd Congressional District

Acadia Only

Clay Higgins (R) 8760 70.17%

Scott Angelle (R) 3724 29.83%

Fire Protection District #8 Parcel Increase

Summary: Shall Fire Protection District #8 of the Parish of Acadia, State of Louisiana (the “District”), be authorized to increase the parcel fee of Twenty-five Dollars ($25.00) on each lot, subdivided portion of ground or individual tract upon which is located, either in whole or in part, a residential or commercial structure, regardless of the structure’s being occupied or unoccupied (each such portion of ground or tract hereinafter defined as “Parcel”), presently authorized for a period of 10 years through the year 2022 pursuant to an election held on November 6, 2012, to a parcel fee of Fifty Dollars ($50.00) per Parcel, commencing with the year 2017 and continuing through the year 2022 (an estimated $33,500 reasonably expected at this time to be collected from the levy of the parcel fee for an entire year), for the purpose of acquiring, constructing, maintaining and operating fire protection facilities and equipment for the District?

No 212 57.92%

Yes 154 42.08%

Official Election Results for April 5th, 2014

Fire Protection District #1 Proposition (Parcel Fee)

Summary: Shall Fire Protection District #1 of the Parish of Acadia, State of Louisiana (the “District”), levy and collect annually for a period of ten (10) years, beginning with the year 2014, a parcel fee of Fifty Dollars ($50.00) on each lot, subdivided portion of ground or individual tract upon which is located, either in whole or part, a residential or commercial structure, regardless of the structure’s being occupied or unoccupied (an estimated $42,000 reasonably expected at this time to be collected from the levy of the parcel fee for an entire year), for the purpose of acquiring, constructing, maintaining and operating fire protection facilities and equipment for the District, including the cost of obtaining water for fire protection purposes and all purposes incidental thereto?

Yes

65.96%

34.04%

Official Results for the May 3rd, 2014 Election

Senior Citizen Programs Proposition – Parishwide (Tax Renewal)

Summary: Shall the Parish of Acadia, State of Louisiana (the “Parish”), continue to levy a one and one-half (1-1/2) mills tax on all the property subject to taxation (an estimated $580,000 expected at this time to be collected from the levy of the tax for an entire year) in the Parish for a period of ten (10) years, beginning with the year 2015 and ending with the year 2024, for the purpose of providing funds for services to the elderly, including the establishment and maintenance 0f centers for senior citizens?

Yes

1657

86.49%

259

13.51%

Library Proposition – Parishwide (Tax Renewal)

Summary: Shall the Parish of Acadia, State of Louisiana (the “Parish”), continue to levy a four and twenty-five hundredths (4.25) mills tax on all property subject to taxation (an estimated $1,618,000 expected at this time to be collected from the levy of the tax for an entire year) within the Parish for a period of ten (10) years, beginning with the year 2015 and ending with the year 2024, for the purpose of improving, maintaining and operating public libraries for the Parish?

Yes

1627

85.14%

284

14.86%

City of Eunice Proposition – Multiparish (1% Sales Tax Rededication)

Summary: Shall the City of Eunice, State of Louisiana (the “City”), be authorized to rededicate the proceeds received or to be received from the levy and collection of a one percent (1%) sales and use tax (the “Tax”) previously authorized at elections held on May 22, 1962 and February 28, 1967 (the “Elections”) (an estimated $2,000,000 reasonably expected at this time to be collected from the levy of the Tax for an entire year), so that in addition to the purposes previously approved at the Elections, not more the 10% of such proceeds may be used in each fiscal year for general municipal purposes in the event that unbudgeted emergency expenses are incurred by the City of Eunice in that year?

Yes

57.15%

42.85%

Official Results for the November 4, 2014 Election

US Senator – Statewide
“Bill” Cassidy	10196	46.94%
Mary Landrieu	5720	26.33%
“Rob” Maness	4569	21.03%
Vallian Senegal	312	1.43%
Wayne Ables	217	0.99%
Thomas Clement	214	0.98%
Brannon Lee McMorris	201	0.92%
Raymond Brown (Disqualified)	182	0.83%
William P. Waymire Jr.	108	0.49%

3rd Congressional District (Multi-parish)
Charles W. Boustany, Jr.	18394	86.72%
Russell Richard	1527	7.19%
Bryan Barrilleaux	1288	6.07

15th JDC District Judge (Parts Acadia)
David M. Smith	9377	47.84%
“Mike” Goss	4096	20.90%
Burleigh Doga	3120	15.91%
Jack Nickel	3010	15.35%

15th JDC District Attorney (Acadia/Lafayette/Vermilion)
Keith Stutes	10505	50.68%
“Mike” Harson	10221	49.32%

Eunice – City Judge (Multi-parish)
Paul Brown	46	33.09%
“Jay” Caswell	46	33.09%
“Terry” Hoychick	45	32.37%
Josie Frank	2	1.44%

Eunice – City Marshal (Multi-parish)
Terry J. Darbonne	116	87.21%
Ronnie L. Valenta	17	12.79%

Rayne – City Marshal
Alex “Joe” Lacroix	2276	45.77%
Jamie Conques	1695	34.09%
“Ronnie” Ron Lavergne	1001	20.14%

School Board – District 1
Israel Syria	1187	57.98%
Jeffrey A. “Jeff” Cavell	860	42.02%

School Board – District 3
Delo Hebert, Jr.	1331	61.96%
Dalton Newman	817	38.04%

School Board – District 5
David LaLande	1708	60.78%
Blane Harmon	1102	39.22%

School Board – District 6
Gene Daigle	1395	52.92%
Candy Leger	1241	47.08%

Justice of the Peace – Ward 3
Elton “Bee” Cormier	2241	68.86%
Penny Duplechain Chavis	1013	31.14%

Constable JOP – Ward 4
Douglas R. Short	975	41.79%
“Mike” Habetz	910	39.00%
Robert Bergeaux	448	19.21%

Mayor – City of Crowley
Greg Jones	2395	57.42%
“Jimmy” Broussard	1776	42.58%

Mayor – City of Rayne
“Chuck” Robichaux	2034	58.53%
Roland J. Boudreaux	1441	41.47%

Mayor – Town of Church Point
Russell “Coach” Stelly	1174	62.58%
Roger Boudreaux	702	37.42%

Mayor – Town of Basile
Mark Denette	9	100%
Berline B. Sonnier	0	0.00%

Mayor – Town of Iota
Julia “Mariette” Granger	361	69.96%
Damon Daigle	155	30.04%

Mayor – Village of Estherwood
Anthony Borill	212	78.81%
Bryan “Rickey” Monceaux	57	21.19%

Mayor – Village of Morse
Michael Chiasson	255	77.03%
Darlene J. Thibodeaux	76	22.97%

Chief of Police – City of Crowley
K.P. Gibson	3146	74.44%
Madeline Robinson Cronin	762	18.03%
Bendell Hunter	318	7.53%

Chief of Police – City of Eunice
“Randy” Fontenot	59	43.38%
Ronald J. Dies	36	26.47%
Bart L. Thibodeaux	24	17.64%
Raymond “Bubba” Cole	14	10.30%
Joseph “Jo Jo” Reed	3	2.21%

Chief of Police – City of Rayne
Carroll J. Stelly	1664	47.27%
Joseph “Joe” Caillet	1064	30.22%
George Melancon	573	16.27%
Terry Broussard	182	5.17%
David Sykes	37	1.06%

Chief of Police – Town of Church Point
Albert J. Venable, Sr.	1047	55.72%
Ronald Carrier	443	23.57%
Mark Gilliam	339	18.04%
“Kim” Foti	50	2.66%

Chief of Police – Village of Morse
August Guillory	193	58.48%
Gregory “Buddy” Guidry	100	30.30%
Landun Primeaux	37	11.21%

Alderman at Large – City of Eunice (Multi-parish)
I. Jackson “Jack” Burson, Jr.	61	50.41%
Chawana V. Fontenot	60	49.59%

Alderman at Large – City of Rayne
Lendell “Pete” Babineaux	1739	51.95%
Brian Seth Mouton	1327	39.65%
Maurice Menard	281	8.40%

Alderman – Town of Basile District 1
Frank Ceasar, Sr.	0	0.00%
Darrell Reed	0	0.00%

Alderman Ward 1 – City of Rayne
Anna “Ann” Domingue-Washington	351	43.55%
Curtrese Minix	343	42.56%
Romel Charles	90	11.16%
“Jim” Salter	22	2.73%

Alderman Ward 1 – Town of Church Point
Gene Malbrough	251	55.28%
Adrian “A D” Duplechain	119	26.21%
Debra Guidry Thomas	84	18.51%

Alderman – City of Rayne Ward 2
Kenneth Guidry	285	38.10%
Larry J. Menard	266	35.56%
Aleke V. Kanonu, Jr.	197	26.34%

Alderman – City of Rayne Ward 3
Calise Michael Doucet	446	52.16%
Daniel “Big D” Venable	409	47.84%

Alderman – City of Crowley Ward 3 Div. B
Ezora Proctor	747	76.61%
Walter Andrus	228	23.39%

Alderman – Town of Church Point Ward 3
Gary J. Duplechin	217	66.76%
Diane Fonte	108	33.24%

Alderman – City of Rayne Ward 4
James “Jimmy” Fontenot	430	46.18%
Gerald Foreman	311	33.41%
Elaine “Mama Wolf” Sias	190	20.41

Alderman – City of Crowley Ward 4 Div. B
“Tim” Monceaux	516	57.58%
John “Larry” Dubose	293	32.71%
“Mike” Ritchie	87	9.71%

Alderman – Town of Church Point Ward 4
Robert Dale Wimberley	187	50.81%
“Chris” Lebas	120	32.61%
“Cathy Barousse” Perkins	61	16.57%

Alderman – Town of Church Point Ward 5
Errol “Slu” Comeaux	171	65.01%
Donald Lejeune	92	34.99%

Alderman – City of Eunice Ward 3 (Multi-parish)
James “Jr.” Bergeron	74	61.15%
Marion “Nootsie” Sattler	47	38.85%

Alderman – Town of Basile Dist. 2 (Multi-parish) 3 to be elected
Hunter D. Ortego	8	34.79%
Carmen Ardoin Langley	7	30.44%
Bron Dubroc	5	21.74%
Rodney J. Bellon	2	8.69%
John “J.J.” Jenkins	1	4.34%

Alderman – Town of Duson (Multi-parish) 5 to be elected
Marquita Robertson Henry	18	17.30%
Carroll Pepper	13	12.50%
Sandra Lagneaux	11	10.57%
Laurie Leon	11	10.57%
Jimmy Champagne	8	7.69%
Wade Robin	8	7.69%
Gloria Breaux Sanchez	8	7.69%
Eugene “Gene” Cahanin	6	5.76%
Coby Duhon	6	5.76%
Carolyn “Pepe” Richard	6	5.76%
“Steve” Hanks	5	4.80%
Daniel “Danny” Forestier	3	2.88%
Steven Breaux	1	0.96%

Alderman – Town of Iota (5 to be elected)
Cody Leckelt	393	17.74%
James “Quillan” Bertrand	348	15.71%
Warren Pousson	323	14.58%
Troy Lantz	316	14.26%
Brenda H. Prather	303	13.67%
Raleigh J. Miller	291	13.13%
Morris “Dukey” Ledet	241	10.88%

Alderman – Village of Mermentau (3 to be elected)
Troy Cormier	180	32.43%
Juanita Richard	160	28.83%
David Fruge	146	26.31%
Theresa Simon	69	12.43%

Alderman – Village of Morse (3 to be elected)
Eric Primeaux	260	29.92%
Peggy S. Romero	213	24.52%
Raymond Leger	175	20.14%
Ross Michael Trahan	130	14.95%
Hollins Trahan, Sr.	91	10.47%

Constitutional Amendment #1 – Medical Asst. Trust Fund Summary: Do you support an amendment to authorize the legislature to create the Louisiana Medical Assistance Trust Fund, for the payment of Medicaid reimbursement to the health care provider groups paying the fees into the fund?
Yes	13477	65.94%
No	6963	34.06%

Constitutional Amendment #2 – Hospital Stabilization Fund Summary: Do you support an amendment to create the Hospital Stabilization Fund to stabilize and protect Medicaid reimbursements for health care services by depositing assessments paid by hospitals, as authorized by the legislature, into a fund to support Louisiana hospital reimbursement?
Yes	13167	64.88%
No	7130	35.12%

Constitutional Amendment #3 – Tax Sale Summary: Do you support an amendment allowing an authorized agent of a tax collector to assist in the tax sale process, including the sale of property for delinquent taxes and that the fee charged by the authorized agent be included within the costs that the collector can recover in the tax sale?
No	12863	66.38%
Yes	6514	33.62%

Constitutional Amendment #4 – Investment of Public Funds Summary: Do you support an amendment to authorize the investment of public funds to capitalize a state infrastructure bank and the loan, pledge, guarantee, or donation of public funds by a state infrastructure bank for eligible transportation projects?
No	13781	72.03%
Yes	5350	27.97%

Constitutional Amendment #5 – Remove Mandatory Retirement Age for Judges Summary: Do you support an amendment to remove the constitutional requirement that a judge retire upon attaining the age of 70 or, if his seventieth birthday occurs during his term, that he retire upon completion of that term?
No	11959	61.43%
Yes	7507	38.57%

Constitutional Amendment #6 – New Orleans Fire and Police Protection

Summary: Do you support an amendment to authorize the governing authority of Orleans Parish to increase the annual millage rate levied for fire and police protection, to require that the revenue from the fire and police millages be used for fire and police protection service enhancements, and to require that any increase be approved by the voters of Orleans Parish?

10795

57.42%

Yes

8004

42.58%

Constitutional Amendment #7 – Disabled Veterans Homestead

Summary: Do you support an amendment to provide that the homesteads of veterans with a service-connected disability rating of one hundred percent unemployability or totally disabled by the United States Department of Veterans Affairs, and their surviving spouses, shall be exempt from ad valorem taxation for up to one hundred fifty thousand dollars, and that a parish-wide vote shall not be required to implement this change in qualification for the exemption?

Yes

13944

72.23%

5361

27.77%

Constitutional Amendment #8 – Artificial Reef Development Fund

Summary: Do you support an amendment to establish the Artificial Reef Development Fund in the state treasury by depositing in to the fund monies that have been received by the Department of Wildlife and Fisheries in the form of grants, donations, or other assistance to proved funding for programs dedicated to managing an artificial reef system, the wild seafood certification program, and inshore fisheries habitat enhancement projects?

Yes

11268

58.75%

7909

41.24%

Constitutional Amendment #9 – Disabled Special Assessment Level

Summary: Do you support an amendment to exclude owners who are permanently totally disabled from the requirement that they annually certify to the assessor the amount of their adjusted gross income in order to receive the Special Assessment Level on their residences for property tax purposes?

10812

56.54%

Yes

8308

43.46%

Constitutional Amendment #10 – Redemption Period on Property Summary: Do you support an amendment providing for an eighteen-month redemption period in any parish other than Orleans, for vacant property sold at tax sale which is blighted or abandoned?
No	9898	51.91%
Yes	9169	48.09%

Constitutional Amendment #11 – Executive Branch Departments Summary: Do you support an amendment to change the maximum number of departments in the executive branch of state government from twenty to twenty-one?
No	13988	73.34%
Yes	5083	26.66%

Constitutional Amendment #12 – Wildlife and Fisheries Commission Summary: Do you support an amendment to require that two members of the Wildlife and Fisheries Commission be electors from parishes located north of the parishes of Beauregard, Allen, Evangeline, Avoyelles, and Pointe Coupee?
No	12506	65.72%
Yes	6522	34.28%

Constitutional Amendment #13 – Lower 9th Ward Property Sale by Orleans Summary: Do you support an amendment to authorize the governing authority of the City of New Orleans to sell at a price fixed by the legislature property located in the Lower Ninth Ward of the city of New Orleans?
No	11874	63.47%
Yes	6834	36.53%

Constitutional Amendment #14 – Tax Abatement Election Dates Summary: Do you support an amendment to provide that legislation relative to tax rebates, tax incentives, and tax abatements may not be introduced or considered by the legislature in a regular session held in an even-numbered year?
No	11717	61.92%
Yes	7205	38.08%

Official Results for the December 6, 2014 Election

US Senator (Statewide)
“Bill” Cassidy	13290	73.66%
Mary Landrieu	4751	26.34%

15th JDC District Judge
David M. Smith	11458	70.32%
“Mike” Goss	4834	29.68%

Eunice – City Judge (Multi-parish)
“Terry” Hoychick	74	59.20%
Paul Brown	51	40.80%

Rayne – City Marshal
Alex “Joe” Lacroix	2275	51.65%
Jamie Conques	2130	48.35%

Constable JOP – Ward 4
Douglas R. Short	1192	58.04%
“Mike” Habetz	862	41.96%

Chief of Police – City of Eunice (Multi-parish)
“Randy” Fontenot	89	72.35%
Raymond “Bubba” Cole	34	27.65%

Chief of Police – City of Rayne
Carroll J. Stelly	1589	51.64%
Joseph “Joe” Caillet	1488	48.36%

Alderman Ward 1 – City of Rayne
Curtrese Minix	377	52.51%
Anna “Ann” Domingue-Washington	341	47.49%

Alderman – City of Rayne Ward 2
Kenneth Guidry	371	54.23%
Larry J. Menard	313	45.77%

Alderman – City of Rayne Ward 4
James “Jimmy” Fontenot	466	56.00%
Gerald Foreman	366	44.00%

Alderman – Town of Duson (Multi-parish) 3 to be elected
Jimmy Champagne	9	18.75%
Sandra Lagneaux	9	18.75%
Carolyn “Pepe” Richard	9	18.75%
Wade Robin	8	16.66%
Laurie Leon	7	14.58%
Coby Duhon	6	12.50%

Town of Iota Proposition #1 – Renewal of 10 year tax for roads, highways, etc.

Summary: Shall the Town of Iota, State of Louisiana, levy and collect a Five (5) Mills Tax (“Renewal”) on all property subject to taxation situated in said Town (current estimated annual amount of $21, 300.00), annually for a period of ten (10) years, commencing with the year 2015 and ending in the year 2024, for the purpose of maintaining public buildings, improving and maintaining streets, roads, highways and avenues within the said Town?

Yes

239

63.56%

137

36.44%

Town of Iota Proposition #2 – Renewal of 10 year tax for roads, drainage, etc.

Yes

236

63.56%

139

36.44%

Town of Basile Proposition – Renewal of 10 year tax Misc. Town Projects (Multi-parish)

Summary: Shall the Town of Basile, Parishes of Evangeline and Acadia, State of Louisiana (the “Town”), be authorized to continue to levy a special tax of eight (8) mills on all property subject to taxation in the Town (an estimated $38,597.50 reasonably expected at this time to be collected from the levy of the tax for an entire year) for a period of ten (10) years, beginning with the year 2015 and ending with the year 2024, for the purpose of maintaining drainage facilities, streets, street lighting facilities, bridges, sidewalks, waterworks, sewers and sewerage disposal works, recreational facilities, public parks, public buildings and fire department stations and equipment, including fire engines and payment of salaries for fire department and garbage collection and disposal facilities including the purchasing or constructing within the municipality or adjoining area or areas outside of the corporate limits of the municipality, but within the Parishes of Evangeline and Acadia, industrial plant buildings and other necessary property, appurtenances or equipment, therefor, or for any one or more of said purposes?

Yes

100.00%

0.00%

Official Election Results for October 24, 2015

Governor – Statewide Acadia Only
Scott Angelle – Republican	5884	33.85%
Beryl Billiot – No Party	67	0.39%
“Jay” Dardenne – Republican	2176	12.52%
Cary Deaton – Democrat	115	0.66%
John Bel Edwards – Democrat	5220	30.03%
Jeremy “JW” Odom – No Party	78	0.45%
Eric Paul Orgeron – Other	35	0.20%
S L Simpson – Democrat	78	0.45%
David Vitter – Republican	3729	21.45%

Lieutenant Governor – Statewide Acadia Only
Elbert Lee Guillory – Republican	2247	13.29%
Melvin L. “Kip” Holden – Democrat	2855	16.88%
“Billy” Nungesser – Republican	6620	39.15%
John Young – Republican	5187	30.68%

Secretary of State – Statewide Acadia Only
“Tom” Schedler – Republican	12258	75.09%
“Chris” Tyson – Democrat	4067	24.91%

Attorney General – Statewide Acadia Only
Geraldine “Geri” Broussard Baloney – Democrat	1627	9.69%
James D. “Buddy” Caldwell – Republican	5670	33.78%
Isaac “Ike” Jackson – Democrat	942	5.61%
“Jeff” Landry – Republican	8183	48.75%
“Marty” Maley – Republican	365	2.17%

State Treasurer – Statewide Acadia Only
John Kennedy – Republican	12635	78.68%
Jennifer Treadway – Republican	3424	21.32%

Commissioner of Agriculture and Forestry – Statewide Acadia Only
“Charlie” Greer – Democrat	2881	17.50%
Adrian “Ace” Juttner – Green	326	1.98%
Jamie LaBranche – Republican	1250	7.59%
Michael G. “Mike” Strain – Republican	12010	72.93%

Commissioner of Insurance – Statewide Acadia Only
“Jim” Donelon – Republican	9615	58.57%
Donald Hodge, Jr. – Democrat	1889	11.51%
Charlotte C. McDaniel McGehee – Democrat	2300	14.01%
Matt Parker – Republican	2613	15.92%

Member, State Board of Elementary and Secondary Education “BESE” District 7 – Multiparish Acadia Only
Holly Franks Boffy – Republican	8550	53.66%
“Mike” Kreamer – Republican	7384	46.34%

State Representative District 41 – Multiparish Acadia Only
Phillip DeVillier – Republican	3959	57.57%
“Greg” Fruge – Republican	2124	39.76%
Germaine Simpson – Democrat	794	11.55%

Sheriff
K.P. Gibson – Democrat	9544	54.95%
Keith Latiola – Democrat	6905	39.76%
Brian Richard – Republican	919	5.29%

Police Juror – District 2
A.J. “Fatty” Broussard – Republican	1212	43.10%
“Ronnie” Fabacher – Republican	987	35.10%
Terry L. Lacombe – Republican	613	21.80%

Police Juror – District 3
Julie LeJeune Borill – Democrat	777	39.89%
“Chuck” Broussard – Democrat	1171	60.11%

Police Juror – District 4
Kerry T. Kilgore – Republican	959	54.49%
Dale Trahan – Democrat	801	45.51%

Police Juror – District 5
Aleke V. Kanonu, Jr – Democrat	883	44.71%
Jimmie Pellerin – Democrat	1092	55.29%

Police Juror – District 6
Kem Arceneaux – Democrat	418	20.14%
“Tony” Broussard – Other	150	7.23%
A.J. “Jay” Credeur – Democrat	598	28.82%
Richard A. Faul – Democrat	909	43.81%

Police Juror – District 7
“Pat” Daigle – Democrat	872	37.34%
Marron O. Lollis – Republican	176	7.54%
David Savoy	1287	55.12%

Police Juror – District 8
Robert J. Guidry – Republican	1536	63.39%
Felton Moreau – Democrat	887	36.61%

Iota Chief of Police – Special Election
Damon J. Daigle – Republican	299	61.02%
Harold “Jamie” Doucet – Democrat	191	38.98%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment #1 – Budget and Transportation Stabilization Trust

Summary: Do you support an amendment to rename the Budget Stabilization Fund to the Budget and Transportation Stabilization Trust; to authorize the mineral revenue base to be increased every five years to create the Budget Stabilization Subfund as a subfund in the Trust, to be funded with mineral revenues until reaching a maximum balance of five hundred million dollars, to be appropriated and used when the state has a deficit; to create the Transportation Stabilization Subfund as a subfund in the Trust, to be funded with mineral revenues until reaching a maximum balance of five hundred million dollars, to be appropriated and used for planning, design, construction, and maintenance connected with the state highway program, with twenty percent dedicated for use by the Louisiana Intermodal Connector Program; and to provide for the interruption of deposits into the year that the state has a deficit and the following year with the resumption of deposit of mineral revenues in the Budget and Transportation Stabilization Trust thereafter?

Yes

7068

49.87%

8113

53.44%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment #2 -Funds for Transportation

Summary: Do you support an amendment to authorize the investment of funds for a state infrastructure bank to be used solely for transportation projects?

Yes

7692

49.87%

7732

50.13%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment #3 – Fiscal Legislative Session

Summary: Do you support an amendment to allow any legislation regarding the dedication of revenue, rebates, and taxes to be considered during a fiscal legislative session?

Yes

5945

38.94%

9323

61.06%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment #4 -Property Tax Exemption for Public Land/Property

Summary: Do you support an amendment to specify that the ad valorem property tax exemption for public lands and other public property shall not apply to land or property owned by another state or a political subdivision of another state?

Yes

7345

48.15%

7908

51.85%

Fire Protection District #8 Proposition – ($25 Parcel Fee Increase)

Summary: Shall Fire Protection District #8 of the Parish of Acadia, State of Louisiana (the “District”), be authorized to increase the parcel fee of Twenty-five ($25.00) on each lot, subdivided portion of ground or individual tract upon which is located, either in whole or in part, a residential or commercial structure, regardless of the structure’s being occupied or unoccupied (each such portion of ground or tract hereinafter defined as a “Parcel”), presently authorized for a period of ten (10) years a parcel fee of Fifty Dollars ($50.00) per Parcel, commencing with the year 2016 and continuing through the year 2022 (an estimated $33,500 reasonably expected at this time to be collected from the levy of the parcel fee for an entire year), for the purpose of acquiring, constructing, maintaining and operating fire protection facilities and equipment for the District?

Yes

240

49.38%

246

50.62%

Fire Protection District #10 Proposition – ($50 Parcel Fee Renewal)

Summary: Shall Fire Protection District #10 of the Parish of Acadia, State of Louisiana (the “District”), continue to levy and collect annually for a period of Ten (10) Years, beginning with the year 2016, a fee of Fifty Dollars ($50.00) on each lot, subdivided portion of ground or individual tract upon which is located, (an estimated $130,000 reasonably expected at this time to be collected from the levy of the special assessment fee for an entire year) either in whole or in part, a residential or commercial structure, regardless of the structure’s being occupied or unoccupied, for the purpose of acquiring, constructing, maintaining and operating fire protection facilities and equipment, including paying the cost of obtaining water for fire protection purposes, the salaries of firemen and all purposes incidental thereto, and shall the District be further authorized to fund the proceeds of said parcel fee into bonds to pay the costs of capital improvements, said bonds to be issued from time to time in the manner provided by law, including, but not limited to, Section 1505 of Title 40 of the Louisiana Revised Statutes of 1950, as amended?

Yes

918

60.16%

608

39.84%

Consolidated Gravity Drainage District #1 Proposition #1 (Tax Renewal)

Summary: Shall Consolidated Gravity Drainage District #1 of the Parish of Acadia, State of Louisiana (the “District”), be authorized to continue to levy a special tax of eight and fifty-six hundredths (8.56) mills on all the property subject to taxation in the District (an estimated $143,000 reasonably expected at this time to be collected from the levy of the tax for an entire year), for a period of ten (10) years, beginning with the year 2016 and ending with the year 2025, for the purpose of constructing, improving, maintaining and operating gravity drainage works within the District, including the acquisition of equipment therefor?

Yes

475

47.22%

531

52.78%

Consolidated Gravity Drainage District #1 Proposition #2 (Tax Renewal)

Summary: Shall Consolidated Gravity Drainage District #1 of the Parish of Acadia, State of Louisiana (the “District”), be authorized to continue to levy a special tax of eight and twenty-four hundredths (824) mills on all the property subject to taxation in the District (an estimated $139,200 reasonably expected at this time to be collected from the tax for an entire year), for a period of ten (10) years, beginning with the year 2018 and ending with the year 2027, for the purpose of acquiring, constructing, maintaining or operating gravity drainage works within and for the District?

Yes

458

45.75%

543

54.25%

Official Results for the November 21, 2015 Election

Governor – Statewide Acadia Only
John Bel Edwards – Democrat	6395	42.66%
David Vitter – Republican	8595	57.34%

Lieutenant Governor – Statewide Acadia Only
Melvin L. “Kip” Holden – Democrat	4548	30.78%
“Billy” Nungesser	10224	69.22%

Attorney General – Statewide Acadia Only
James D. “Buddy” Caldwell – Republican	4969	34.05%
“Jeff” Landry	9623	65.95%

Police Juror – District 2 Parts Acadia
A.J. “Fatty” Broussard – Republican	1115	46.01%
“Ronnie” Fabacher – Republican	1308	53.99%

Police Juror – District 6 Parts Acadia
A.J. “Jay” Credeur – Democrat	748	38.34%
Richard Faul – Democrat	1203	61.66%

City of Crowley Proposition – Sales Tax Rededication and Continuation

Summary: Shall the proceeds of the one-half (1/2) Cent sales and use tax authorized by election held on November 28, 1981, be rededicated and continued under the applicable provisions of Article VI of the Louisiana Constitution of 1974, as amended, the applicable provisions of Title 47 and Title 18 of the Louisiana Statutes of 1950, as amended, (“Act”), and the City of Crowley, State of Louisiana, (“City”) be authorized to adopt an ordinance to levy and collect a one-half (1/2) of one (1%) percent tax (“Tax”) in perpetuity upon the sale at retail, use, lease or rental, consumption and storage for use or consumption, of tangible personal property and on sales of services in the City, as hereafter defined in Title 47, beginning April 1, 2016 (estimated first year revenue of $1,550,000.00), with the proceeds of the Tax (after payment of costs of collection/administration) dedicated to raises for full-time city personnel; distributed one-third (1/3) to fire personnel, one-third (1/3) to police personnel, and one-third (1/3) to remaining City employees, including the payment of increased fringe expenses incurred by the City including but not limited to taxes, FICA, Medicare, retirement, workers compensation and unemployment compensation necessary to implement said raises?

Yes

2007

69.43%

884

30.57%

Town of Duson Proposition – 4% New Hotel Occupancy Tax
Parts Acadia

Summary: Shall the Town of Duson, State of Louisiana (the ”Town”), under the provisions of Act No. 53 of the 2015 Regular Session of the Louisiana Legislature (the ‘!Act”), and other constitutional and statutory authority, be authorized to levy and collect a tax of four percent (4%) (the “Tax”), in perpetuity, be ginning January 1, 2016, upon the paid occupancy of hotel rooms within the Town (the Tax to be in addition to any other taxes thereon) ($28,046 expected at this time to be collected from the levy of the Tax for an entire year), with the proceeds of the Tax (after paying reasonable and necessary costs and expenses of collecting and administering the Tax) to be used to fund economic development, the promotion of tourism, and related infrastructure within the Town, the term “hotel” having the meaning set forth in the Act?

Yes

71.42%

28.58%

School District No. 7 Proposition (Bond) Parts Acadia Summary: Shall School District No.7 of the Second Police Jury Ward of the Parish of Evangeline, Louisiana, and the Seventh Police Jury Ward of the Parish of Acadia, Louisiana (the “District”), incur debt and issue bonds to the amount of not exceeding Eight Million Five Hundred Thousand Dollars ($S,500,000 to run not exceeding twenty (20) year’s from date thereof, with interest at a rate or rates not exceeding seven per centum (7%) per annum, for the purpose of acquiring and/or improving lands for building sites and playgrounds, including construction of necessary sidewalks and streets adjacent thereto; purchasing; erecting and/or improving school buildings and other school related facilities within and for the District and acquiring the necessary equipment and furnishings therefor, title to which shall be in the public; which bonds will be general obligations of the District and will be payable from ad valorem taxes to be levied and collected in the manner provided by Article VI, Section 33 of the Constitution of the State of Louisiana of 1974 and statutory authority supplemental thereto, with an estimated 13 mills to be levied in the first year of Issue to pay said Bonds?
Yes	148	65.49%
No	78	34.51%

Iota Fire Protection District Proposition No. 1 – Tax Renewal Parts Acadia Summary: Shall Iota Fire Protection District of the Parish of Acadia, State of Louisiana (the “District”), be authorized to continue to levy a tax of ten and sixty hundredths (10,60) mills on all the property subject to taxation in the District (an estimated $106,000 expected at this time to be collected from the levy of the tax for an entire year), for a period of ten (10) years, beginning with the year 2016 and ending with the year 2025, for the purpose of maintaining and operating fire protection facilities, purchasing fire trucks and other fire fighting equipment and paying the cost of obtaining water for fire protection purposes?
Yes	722	80.32%
No	177	19.68%

Iota Fire Protection District Proposition No. 2 – Tax Renewal Parts Acadia Summary: Shall Iota Fire Protection District of the Parish of Acadia, State of Louisiana (the “District”), be authorized to continue to levy a tax of eleven and forty-nine hundredths (11.49)mills tax on all the property subject to taxation In the District (an estimated $114,900 expected at this time to be collected from the levy of the tax for an entire year”), for a period of ten (10) years, beginning with the year 2016 and ending with the year 2025,for the purpose of acquiring, constructing, improving, maintaining and/or operating fire protection facilities and equipment for the District, and paying the cost of obtaining water for fire protection purposes?
Yes	697	77.79%
No	199	22.21%

Acadia-Evangeline Fire Protection District Proposition (Millage Renewal) Parts Acadia Summary: Shall Acadia·Evangeline Fire Protection District of the Parishes of Acadia and Evangeline, State of Louisiana (the “District”), levy a special tax of four and ten hundredths (4.10) mills on all property subject to taxation In the District (an estimated $209.000 reasonably expected at this time to be collected from the levy of the tax for an entire year), for a period. of ten (10) years, beginning with the year 2016 and ending with the year 2026 for the purpose of acquiring, constructing, improving, maintaining and operating the District’s fire protection facilities, including equipment, and paying the cost of obtaining water for fire protection?
Yes	200	71.94%
No	78	28.06%

Bayou des-Cannes-Nezpique Gravity Drainage District Proposition (Tax Renewal) Parts Acadia Summary: Shall Bayou des-Cannes Nezpique Gravity Drainage District of the Parish of Acadia, State of Louisiana (the “District”), levy a special tax of six (6) mills on all the property subject to taxation in the District (an estimated $612,000 expected at this time to be collected from the levy of the tax for an entire year), for a period of ten (10) years beginning with the year 2016 and ending with the year 2025, for the purpose of maintaining and/or operating the District’s gravity drainage works?
Yes	484	67.31%
No	235	32.69%

Official Election Results for February 19, 2011 Special Election

26th Senatorial District – Special Election
Jonathon Perry (R)	2080	49.82%
Nathan Granger (D)	2095	50.18%

Official Election Results for October 22, 2011

Governor
David Blanchard (NP)	375	2.41%
Leonard “Lenny” Bollingham (NP)	63	0.41%
“Ron” Ceasar (NP)	93	0.59%
Cary J. Deaton (D)	543	3.48%
Tara Hollis (D)	1719	11.04%
“Bobby” Jindal (R)	11727	75.36%
William Robert “Bob” Lang, Jr. (NP)	155	0.99%
Scott Lewis (L)	127	0.81%
“Niki Bird” Papazoglaskis (D)	235	1.51%
Ivo “Trey” Roberts (D)	523	3.36%

Lieutenant Governor
“Jay” Dardenne (R)	6384	44.22%
“Billy” Nungesser (R)	8052	55.78%

Secretary of State
“Tom” Schedler (R)	6607	47.78%
“Jim” Tucker (R)	7223	52.22%

Commissioner of Agriculture and Forestry
Belinda “B” Alexandranko (Rfm)	768	5.18%
Jamie LaBranche (D)	3003	20.29%
Michael G. “Mike” Strain (R)	11,028	74.53%

Commissioner of Insurance
“Jim” Donelon (R)	10,590	71.78%
Donald C. Hodge (D)	4164	28.22%

Member, State Board of Elementary and Secondary Education “BESE”
Dale Bayard (R)	4451	31.03%
Holly Boffy (R)	9891	68.97%

State Representative – 42nd District
Anthony Emmons (R)	3739	37.65%
Jack Montoucet (D)	6190	62.35%

Clerk of Court
Robert T. “Robby” Barousse (D)	9074	58.59%
Larry M. Lege (R)	6413	41.41%

Assessor
“Mike” Goss (D)	7713	49.24%
James J. “Jimbo” Petitjean (D)	7948	50.76%

Police Juror – District #1
Vernon “Step” Martin (D)	673	38.74%
Alton “Al” Stevenson (D)	782	45.03%
Hiliary Wilson (NP)	282	16.23%

Police Juror – District #3
Julie LeJeune Borill (D)	1052	51.54%
Michael Chiasson (D)	578	28.31%
Kermit Richard (NP)	411	20.13%

Police Juror – District #4
Ellis J. “Pete” LeJeune (D)	380	22.30%
John H. Quebodeaux (D)	559	32.80%
Dale Trahan (D)	765	44.90%

Police Juror – District #5
Jimmie Pellerin (D)	1019	50.09%
Thomas “TJ” Sonnier (D)	1015	49.91%

Police Juror – District #6
John Beard (D)	723	41.81%
A. “Jay” Credeur (D)	1006	58.19%

Police Juror – District #7
Cade Benoit (D)	793	41.74%
David Savoy (R)	1107	58.26%

Police Juror – District #8
Robert J. Guidry (D)	1062	53.69%
Felton “Tony” Moreau (D)	916	46.31%

Justice of the Peace (Special) – Ward 5
Lawrence “Rusty” Broussard, Jr. (D)	913	75.33%
Michael Shayne Richard (D)	299	24.67%

Alderman – Village of Morse (Special)
Chastity Richard Coats (D)	92	31.29%
Roger “Red” Fuselier (D)	202	68.71%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment #1

Summary: To dedicate funds for the TOPS program relative to the portion of the monies deposited in and credited to the Millennium Trust each year from the Tobacco Master Settlement, to provide that once the balance in the Millennium Trust reaches a total of one billion three hundred eighty million dollars, one hundred percent of the annual Settlement Proceeds shall be allocated to the TOPS Fund to support state programs of financial assistance for students attending Louisiana postsecondary education institutions; to provide relative to the rate of tax on certain tobacco products and beginning July 1, 2012, to dedicate such tobacco revenues to the Health Excellence Fund to be used for the purposes of the fund, including providing for the optimal development of Louisiana’s children through the provision of appropriate health care and providing health care initiatives through innovation in advanced health care initiatives; to provide for the deposit, transfer, or credit of certain monies in the Millennium Trust to the Health Excellence Fund, the Education Excellence Fund, and the TOPS Fund.

For

9730

69.82%

Against

4205

43.98%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment #2

Summary: To require in fiscal years 2013-2014 and 2014-2015 that five percent of money designated in the official forecast as nonrecurring be applied toward the balance of the unfunded accrued liability which existed as of June 30, 1988, for the Louisiana State Employees’ Retirement System and the Teachers Retirement System of Louisiana. To further require that in Fiscal year 2015-2016 and every fiscal year thereafter that ten percent of such nonrecurring revenue be applied to such purposes.

For

7561

56.01%

Against

5938

43.99%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment #3

Summary: To authorize the legislature to establish a private custodial fund, designated as the Patient’s Compensation Fund, for the use, benefit, and protection of medical malpractice claimants and private health care provider members; to provide that assets of the fund shall not be state property.

For

6778

51.40%

Against

6407

48.60%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment #4

Summary: To provide that if at any time mineral revenues exceed the base provided by law and monies are withdrawn from the Budget Stabilization Fund, no deposit of mineral revenues shall be made to the Budget Stabilization Fund in the same or ensuing fiscal year in which monies in the fund are appropriated or incorporated into the official forecast, except by specific legislative appropriation, and thereafter deposits of mineral revenues into the fund shall resume except in an annual amount not to exceed one-third of the most recent amount appropriated or incorporated into the official forecast.

For

5805

44.77%

Against

7159

55.23%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment #5

Summary: To amend provisions relative to tax sales in order to maintain an existing exemption from the minimum bid requirements for tax sales in the city of New Orleans due to changes in populations according to the 2010 census.

For

5309

41.15%

Against

7591

58.85%

Parish-wide Proposition – Disabled Veterans Homestead Exemption

Summary: Authorizes an additional homestead exemption in the Parish of Acadia, State of Louisiana, for certain disabled veterans and surviving spouses in accordance with and subject to the provisions of Article VII, Section 21(K) of the Louisiana Constitution.

Yes

9874

73.19%

3616

26.81%

Sales Tax District #2 Proposition

Summary: 15 year, one percent (1%) sales and use tax renewal with the proceeds of the tax to be dedicated and used for repairing, constructing, improving and maintaining Parish roads and bridges in the unincorporated areas of Acadia Parish, including incidental drainage in connection therewith and acquiring equipment therefor.

Yes

3750

55.14%

3050

44.86%

City of Crowley Proposition – Sales and Use Tax Levy City Infrastructure & Capital Improvements

Summary: 1/2%, 15 years sales and use tax levy for acquiring, constructing, maintaining and improving infrastructure and capital improvements within the City, with the proceeds of the tax to be subject to funding into bonds.

Yes

1358

46.60%

1556

53.40%

Fire Protection District #1 Proposition #1 – Tax Renewal

Summary: 10 year, 4.83 mills property tax renewal for acquiring, constructing, improving, maintaining and/or operating fire protection facilities and equipment in and for Fire Protection District #1, and paying the cost of obtaining water for fire protection purposes.

Yes

210

53.16%

185

46.83%

Fire Protection District #1 Proposition #2 – Tax Renewal

Summary: 10 year, 3 mills property tax renewal for acquiring, constructing, improving, maintaining and/or operating fire protection facilities and equipment in and for Fire Protection District #1, and paying the cost of obtaining water for fire protection purposes.

Yes

216

55.38%

174

44.62%

Official Election Results for November 19, 2011

Police Juror – District #1 Run-off
Dale Trahan (D)	641	68.77%
John H. Quebodeaux (D)	291	31.23%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment

Summary: To prohibit the levy of new taxes or fees upon the sale or transfer of immovable property, including documentary transaction taxes or fees, or any other tax or fee, by the state or any of its political subdivisions after November 30, 2011.

For

4501

91.26%

Against

431

8.73%

Acadia/St. Landry Hospital Service District Proposition – Tax Renewal

Summary: 10 year. 7.67 mills tax renewal for acquiring, constructing, improving, maintaining and operating the hospital facilities of the District.

Yes

490

76.08%

154

23.92%

Official Election Results for April 6, 2013

Chief of Police – Village of Mermentau (Special Election)
Patrick Breaux	64	83.11%
Justin Kershaw	13	16.89%

School Board District 5 (Special Election)
Blane Harmon	443	40.90%
David Lalande	640	59.10%

Official Election Results for May 4, 2013

Crowley Service Area Fire Protection – District 11 Proposition

Summary: Shall Crowley Service Area Fire Protection District 11 of the Parish of Acadia, State of Louisiana, levy and collect annually for a period of ten (10) years, beginning with the year 2013, a parcel fee of One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) on each lot, subdivided portion of ground or individual tract upon which is located, either in whole, or in part, a residential or commercial structure, regardless of the structure’s being occupied or unoccupied (an estimated $120,000 reasonably expected at this time to be collected from the levy of the parcel fee for en entire year), for the purpose of acquiring, constructing, maintaining and operating fire protection facilities and equipment for the District, including the cost of obtaining water for fire protection purposes and all purposes incidental thereto?

Yes

450

94.33%

5.67%

School District #7 of the 2nd Police Jury Ward

Summary: Shall School District 7 of the Second Police Jury Ward of the Parish of Evangeline, Louisiana, and the Seventh Police Jury Ward of the Parish of Acadia, Louisiana, be authorized to continue to levy a two (2.00) mills tax on all property subject to taxation in the District (an estimated $74,000 reasonably expected at this time to be collected from the levy of the tax for an entire year), for a period of 10 years, beginning with the year 2014 and ending with the year 2023, for the purpose of operating, maintaining and improving public school facilities in the District, the said funds to be specifically dedicated to the Basile High School Athletic department for coaches’ salaries, equipment, transportation, and any and all other legitimate purposes of said department?

Yes

84.50%

15.50%

Official Election Results for October 19, 2013

Bayou Plaquemine and Wikoff Drainage District Proposition (Tax Renewal)

Summary: Shall Bayou Plaquemine and Wikoff Drainage District of the Parish of Acadia, State of Louisiana, be authorized to continue to levy a tax of five and twelve hundredths (5.12) mills on all the property subject to taxation in the District (an estimated $99,840 reasonably expected at this time to be collected from the levy of the tax for en entire year), for a period of 10 years, beginning with the year 2014 and ending with the year 2023, for the purpose of acquiring, constructing, improving, maintaining and operating gravity drainage works within the District?

Yes

157

82.19%

17.81%

Second Ward Gravity Drainage District #2 Proposition (Tax Renewal)

Summary: Shall Second Ward Gravity Drainage District #2 of Acadia Parish, State of Louisiana, be authorized to continue to levy a tax of eight and eighty-nine hundredths (8.89) mills on all property subject to taxation in the District (an estimated $82,800 reasonably expected at this time to be collected from the levy of the tax for an entire year), for a period of ten (10) years, beginning with the year 2014 and ending with the year 2023, for the purpose of acquiring, constructing, improving, maintaining and operating gravity drainage works within and for the District?

Yes

82%

18%

City of Rayne – Recreation Tax Renewal

Summary: Shall the City of Rayne, State of Louisiana, be authorized to continue to levy a special tax of five (5) mills tax on all the property subject to taxation within the City (an estimated $149,900 reasonably expected at this time to be collected from the levy of the tax for an entire year), for a period of ten (10) years, beginning with the year 2014 and ending with the year 2023, for the purpose of constructing, maintaining and operating playgrounds and recreation centers for the City?

Yes

319

83.29%

16.71%

Official Election Results for April 4th, 2009

Member of LA Public Service Commissioner – Special Election (Statewide)
Clyde Holloway (R)	1105	27.89%
“Joe” McPherson (D)	726	18.32%
Gil Pinac (R)	2131	53.79%

Parish-wide Proposition #1

Summary: 10 Year, 2.12 mills tax renewal for the purpose of constructing, improving, maintaining, and operating the Parish’s Cooperative Extension Service Building and constructing improvements to and maintaining and operating the Parish’s Multi-purpose Building and Arena; provided, however, that at least 40% of the annual tax proceeds shall be budgeted for each of said purposes.

Yes

2243

60.02%

1494

39.98%

Parish-wide Proposition #2

Summary: 10-year, 2.12 mills tax extension and continuation for the purpose of improving and paying the maintenance and operating expenses of the public health units of Acadia Parish and other related public health activities.

Yes

2260

60.88%

1452

39.12%

School District #7 Proposition

Summary: 10-year, 6.19 mills property tax continuation for maintaining and operating the public schools in the District.

Yes

63.49%

36.51%

Official Election Results for May 2nd, 2009

City of Crowley Proposition – Fire & Personnel Salary Tax

Summary: To authorize the City of Crowley to levy and collect a Five (5) Mill Tax (“Renewal”) annually for a period of ten (10) years for the purpose of Fire & Police personnel salary.

Yes

203

72.24%

27.76%

Official Election Results for May 30th, 2009

Fire Protection District #4 Proposition – Special Election

Summary: 10-year, 8.07 mills property tax continuation for acquiring, constructing, improving, maintaining and/or operating fire protection facilities and equipment in and for the District, and paying the cost of obtaining water for fire protection purposes.

Yes

106

95.49%

4.51%

Official Election Results for October 17th, 2009

Iota-Long Point Gravity Drainage District Proposition – Tax Renewal

Summary: 10-year, 5 mills property tax renewal for improving, maintaining and operating the drainage system within Iota-Long Point Gravity Drainage District of the Parish of Acadia, Louisiana.

Yes

104

95.41%

4.59%

Bayou Mallet Gravity Drainage District Proposition – Tax Renewal

Summary: 10-year, 5.04 mills property tax renewal for acquiring, constructing, maintaining and/or operating gravity drainage works within and for Bayou Mallet Gravity Drainage District of the Parish of Acadia, Louisiana.

Yes

90%

10%

Fire Protection District #5 Proposition – Special Election

Summary: 10-year, 4.80 mills property tax continuation for acquiring, constructing, improving, maintaining and/or operating fire protection facilities and equipment in Fire Protection No. 5, and paying the cost of obtaining water for fire protection purposes.

Yes

126

95.45%

4.55%

Official Election Results for November 14th, 2009

Fire Protection District #6 Proposition – Tax Continuation

Summary: 10-year, 8.01 mills property tax continuation for constructing, acquiring, improving, maintaining and/or operating fire protection facilities and equipment in and for the Fire Protection District No. 6 of the Parish of Acadia and paying the cost of obtaining water for fire protection purposes.

Yes

92.60%

7.40%

Official Election Results for March 24, 2012

Presidential Preference Primary

Presidential Nominees – Democratic Party
“Bob” Ely	131	10.58%
Barack Obama	693	55.98%
Darcy G. Richardson	116	9.37%
John Wolfe	298	24.07%

Presidential Nominees – Republican Party
Michele Bachman	2	0.11%
Randy Crow	0	0.00%
Newt Gingrich	271	14.96%
Jon Huntsman	4	0.22%
Ron Paul	66	3.64%
Rick Perry	8	0.44%
Charles “Buddy” Roemer	6	0.33%
Mitt Romney	358	19.76%
Rick Santorum	1097	60.54%

Official Election Results for April 21, 2012

Town of Church Point Proposition (Sales Tax)

Summary: 1% sales and use tax of the Town of Church Point to be levied in perpetuity with the proceeds to be used to support law enforcement in the Town.

Yes

432

72.49%

164

27.51%

School District #7 Proposition (Tax Renewal)

Summary: 10 year, 6.25 mills tax renewal for the purpose of operating, maintaining and improving public school facilities in the District.

Yes

61.29%

38.71%

Official Election Results for May 19, 2012

City of Crowley Tax Proposition (Sales Tax)

Summary: One-half of one percent (1/2 of 1%) 15-year sales and use tax for acquiring, constructing, maintaining and improving infrastructure and capital improvements within the City, with the proceeds of the Tax to be subject to funding into bonds.

Yes

591

65%

316

35%

Official Election Results for November 6, 2012

Presidential Electors
Romney/Ryan – Republican	19931	74.27%
Obama/Biden – Democrat	6560	24.44%
Johnson/Gray – Libertarian	144	0.53%
Stein/Honkala – Green	101	0.37%
Goode/Clymer – Constitution	26	0.09%
Tittle/Turner – We the People	24	0.08%
Anderson/Rodriguez – Justice	23	0.08%
Lindsay/Osorio – Socialism/Lib.	9	0.03%
Fellure/Davis – Prohibition	8	0.02%
White/Scherrer – Socialist Equality	7	0.02%
Harris/Kennedy – Socialist Workers	2	0.00%

U.S. Representative – 3rd Congressional District
Charles Boustany Jr. (R)	14892	59.49%
“Jeff” Landry (R)	6586	26.31%
“Ron” Richard (D)	2988	11.93%
Bryan Barrilleaux (R)	403	1.61%
“Jim” Stark (L)	162	0.64%

Mayor – City of Rayne (Special ELection)
“Chuck” Robichaux (R)	1618	44.38%
Roland Boudreaux (D)	1343	36.85%
Cheryl Richard (D)	684	18.77%

Parish of Acadia Mosquito Control 1/4% Sales Tax (Excluding Crowley and Rayne)

Summary: One-fourth of one percent (1/4%) sales and use tax renewal for a period of 10 years to be dedicated and used for the purpose of paying the cost of maintaining and operating a mosquito control program within Mosquito Control Sales Tax District #3, including the cost of acquiring land, buildings and equipment necessary in connection therewith, with the authority to fund the proceeds of the tax into bonds to pay the cost of capital improvements for such purposes.

Yes

10408

67.16%

5089

32.84%

Parish of Acadia School Board District Term Limits

Summary: Shall the number of terms of office that any member of the school board may serve be limited to three consecutive four (4) year terms.

Yes

17522

74.72%

5927

25.28%

Fire Protection District #8 Proposition – Parcel Fee Renewal

Summary: Authority to renew a 10 year, $25.00 parcel fee for acquiring facilities and equipment, including paying the cost of obtaining water, for fire protection purposes and all purposes incidental thereto, and to fund the proceeds of said parcel fee into bonds to pay the costs of capital improvements.

Yes

558

76.54%

171

23.46%

City of Eunice – Tax Continuation (Multi-parish)

Summary: 10 year, 5 mills property tax continuation for the purposes of maintaining and keeping in repair the streets in the City of Eunice.

Yes

105

77.77%

22.23%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment #1 – Medicaid Elderly Trust Fund

Summary: Do you support an amendment to prohibit monies in the Medicaid Trust Fund for the elderly from being used or appropriated for other purposes when adjustments are made to eliminate a state deficit?

Yes

18288

74.32%

6317

25.68%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment #2 – Right to Bear Arms

Summary: Do you support to the Constitution of the State of Louisiana to provide that the right to keep and bear arms is a fundamental right and any restriction of that right requires the highest standard of review by a court?

Yes

19771

79.97%

4949

20.03%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment #3 – Prefiling for Retirement

Summary: Do you support an amendment to require legislation effecting any change to laws concerning retirement systems for public employees that is to be prefiled to be filed no later than forty-five (45) days before the start of a regular legislative session and to require the completion of public notice requirements regarding legislation effecting such a change no later than sixty days before introduction of the bill?

Yes

13426

57.32%

9993

42.68%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment #4 – Veteran Homestead Exemption

Summary: Do you support an amendment to exempt from ad valorem taxation, in addition to the homestead exemption, the next seventy-five thousand dollars ($75,000) of value of property owned and occupied by the spouse of a deceased veteran with a service-connected disability rating of one hundred percent (100%) who passed away prior to the enactment of the exemption?

Yes

17118

72.79%

6397

27.21%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment #5 – Public Official Forfeiture

Summary: Do you support an amendment to provide for the forfeiture of public retirement benefits by any public servant who is convicted of a felony associated with and committed during his public service?

Yes

17108

71.62%

6776

28.38%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment #6 -New Iberia Property Annexation Exemption

Summary: Do you support an amendment to authorize the granting of ad valorem tax exemption contracts by the city of New Iberia for property annexed by the city after January 1, 2013?

Yes

8918

39.54%

13638

60.46%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment #7 – Filling Vacancies

Summary: Do you support an amendment, relative to the membership of constitutional boards and commissions that have members who are selected from congressional districts, to retain the existing number of members and to provide for implementation of membership from reapportioned congressional districts by filling vacancies first from under-represented districts and then from the state at large?

Yes

14575

63.98%

8204

36.02%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment #8 – State Bid Tax Exempt Contract

Summary: Do you support an amendment to authorize the granting of ad valorem exemption contracts by the Board of Commerce and Industry for businesses located in parishes which have chosen to participate in a program established for the granting of such contracts?

Yes

11773

52.16%

10796

47.84%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment #9 – Security/Parcel District Fee

Summary: Do you support an amendment to provide that no law relative to the creation of a special district, the primary purpose of which includes aiding in crime prevention and security by providing for an increased presence of law enforcement personnel in the district or otherwise promoting and encouraging security in the district, shall be enacted unless three separate notices of the proposed law are published at least thirty days prior to introduction of the bill, which notice shall set forth the substance of the proposed law and whether the governing authority of the special district would be authorized to impose and collect a parcel fee within the district, whether the parcel fee will be imposed or may be increased without an election, and the maximum amount of such fee?

Yes

11733

52.21%

10737

47.79%

Official Election Results for December 8, 2012

U.S. Representative – 3rd Congressional District
Charles W. Boustany Jr. (R)	7275	72.20%
“Jeff” Landry (R)	2801	27.80%

Mayor – City of Rayne (Special Election Run-off)
Roland Boudreaux	1355	50.24%
“Chuck” Robichaux	1342	49.76%

Village of Mermentau – 20 Year Bond for Water

Summary: Authority for the Village of Mermentau, State of Louisiana, to issue not exceeding $1,000,000 of up to 20-year public improvement bonds for acquiring, constructing and installing improvements, extensions and additions to the drinking water system of the Village, said bonds to be payable from ad valorem taxes, with the estimated millage rate to be 12.42 mills in the first year of issue.

Yes

82.14%

17.85%

Official Election Results for May 1st, 2010

City of Crowley – Proposition #1

Summary: To authorize the City of Crowley to levy and collect a Five (5) Mill Tax (“Renewal”) annually for a period of ten (10) years for the purpose of Street Maintenance.

Yes

195

45.14%

237

54.86%

City of Crowley – Proposition #2

Summary: To authorize the City of Crowley to levy and collect a Five (5) Mill Tax (“Renewal”) annually for a period of ten (10) years for the purpose of Public Building and Drainage Maintenance.

Yes

188

44.03%

239

55.97%

City of Crowley – Proposition #3

Summary: To authorize the City of Crowley to levy and collect a three-fourths (3/4) Mill Tax (“Renewal”) annually for a period of ten (10) years for the purpose of Maintaining Cemeteries.

Yes

193

45.41%

232

54.59%

First Ward Drainage District Proposition (Millage Renewal)

Summary: 10 Year, 8 Mills property tax renewal for maintenance, construction and improvement of drainage works within and for the First Ward Drainage District of the Parish of Acadia, including the acquisition of equipment therefor.

Yes

233

87.27%

12.73%

Official Election Results for August 28th, 2010

U.S. Senator – Democratic Party (Statewide) Closed Party Primary
Neeson J. Chauvin Jr.	382	24.13%
Cary J. Deaton	274	17.32%
“Charlie” Melacon	927	58.56%

U.S. Senator – Republican Party (Statewide) Closed Party Primary
Nick J. Accardo	31	2.90%
Chet D. Traylor	94	8.80%
David Vitter	943	88.30%

U.S. Senator – Libertarian Party

Closed Party Primary

Anthony Gentile

43.24%

Randall Todd Hayes

56.76%

Official Election Results for October 2, 2010

Lieutenant Governor (Statewide)
James “Jim” Crowley (D)	845	7.07%
“Jay” Dardenne (R)	2178	18.22%
Kevin Davis (R)	368	3.07%
Caroline Fayard (D)	2399	20.08%
“Butch” Gautreaux (D)	346	2.89%
“Sammy” Kershaw (R)	4895	40.96%
Melanie J. McKnight (R)	299	2.50%
Roger Villere (R)	620	5.18%

Member of School Board – District 2
Douglas John “Doug” LaCombe (NP)	813	43.46%
Charlene Melancon (D)	817	43.66%
Timothy Villemarette (R)	241	12.88%

Member of School Board – District 3
Delo Hebert Jr. (O)	854	49.63%
Lynn Shamsie (D)	867	50.37%

Member of School Board – District 6
Gene I. Daigle (D)	968	54.33%
Candy Leger (NP)	814	45.67%

Mayor – City of Crowley
Greg A. Jones (R)	2067	60.66%
“Woody” Marceaux (D)	1340	39.34%

Mayor – Town of Church Point
Roger Boudreaux (D)	1103	68.04%
Errol “Slu” Comeaux (D)	518	31.96%

Mayor – Town of Iota
Cynthia F. “Cindy” McDaniel (O)	319	54.06%
John D. Sittig (D)	271	45.94%

Mayor – Village of Estherwood
Anthony Borill (D)	219	78.77%
Bryan “Rickey” Monceaux (O)	59	21.23%

Mayor – Village of Morse
Leon Clement (D)	103	32.38%
Robert “Butch” Istre (D)	215	67.62%

Chief of Police – Church Point
Ronald Carrier (NP)	492	30.14%
Yolanda Higginbotham (D)	341	20.89%
Richard “Chris” McBride (D)	69	4.22%
Vernon Simien (D)	50	3.06%
Albert J. Venable (D)	680	41.66%

Chief of Police – Village of Morse
Gregory “Buddy” Guidry (D)	138	44.51%
Jason Todd Richard (O)	172	55.49%

Alderman Ward 2A – City of Crowley
Bryan Borill (D)	572	62.24%
Todd Whiting (R)	347	37.76%

Alderman Ward 2B – City of Crowley
Lyle O. Fogleman Jr. (D)	481	50.31%
Clay Lejeune (NP)	475	49.68%

Alderman Ward 3A – City of Crowley
Vernon “Step” Martin (D)	584	72.36%
Christopher Mayfield (D)	223	27.64%

Alderman Ward 3B – City of Crowley
Rannie “Ray” Batiste (D)	213	27.69%
Laurita Pete (D)	556	72.31%

Alderman Ward 4A – City of Crowley
Lynn Baker (D)	282	38.47%
Elliot Dore (D)	451	61.53%

Alderman Ward 4B – City of Crowley
Mary T. Melancon (D)	388	52.57%
Regina M. Smith (D)	350	47.43%

Alderman Ward 3 – City of Rayne
Gerard “Jerry” Arceneaux (R)	220	42.80%
Michael Doucet (D)	294	57.20%

Alderman Ward 4 – Town of Church Point
Theresa “Teasie” Cary (D)	156	36.87%
Aimia “MiMi” Doucet (R)	267	63.13%

Alderman Ward 5 – Town of Church Point
Donald Lejeune (D)	187	61.72%
Chad Matte (R)	116	38.28%

Alderman – Town of Iota (5 to be elected)
Nicholas “Nick” Bouterie (R)	382	15.68%
Joshua Dupre (D)	275	11.28%
R.B. “Toby” Fontenot (D)	272	11.16
Troy Lantz (D)	305	12.52%
Cody Leckelt (R)	271	11.12%
Raleigh Miller (D)	294	12.06%
Warren Pousson (D)	312	12.80%
Brenda H. Prather (O)	325	13.35%

Alderman – Village of Estherwood (3 to be elected)
Donna Kay Bertrand (D)	145	20.27%
Allen Leblanc (NP)	100	13.98%
John Monceaux (NP)	139	19.44%
Donald “Don” Popp (R)	182	25.45%
“Tim” Savant (D)	149	20.84%

Alderman – Village of Morse (3 to be elected)
Randall Bertrand (D)	152	17.79%
Wade Clement (D)	140	16.39%
Donlean “Don” Gary (D)	170	19.90%
Dale Louviere (D)	175	20.49%
Peggy Romero (D)	217	25.40%

Parish-wide Proposition (Millage Renewal)

Summary: Authority to continue a 3.18 mills tax for a period of 10 years for the purpose of maintaining roads and bridges in Acadia Parish.

Yes

6309

56.68%

4822

43.32%

Northwest Acadia Recreation District Proposition

Summary: 10 Year 4 mills property tax for acquiring, constructing, improving, maintaining, operating and/or supporting parks, playgrounds, recreation centers and other recreational facilities in Northwest Acadia Parish Recreation District, together with the necessary furnishing, equipment and programs therefor.

Yes

923

59.69%

1367

40.31%

Acadia-Evangeline Fire Protection District Proposition (Millage Renewal)

Summary: 10 year, 1.03 mills tax renewal for constructing, maintaining and operating the Acadia-Evangeline Fire Protection District’s fire protection facilities, including the cost of obtaining water for fire protection purposes.

Yes

115

77.19%

22.81%

Fire Protection District #7 Proposition

Summary: 12 year, $50.00 parcel fee for acquiring facilities and equipment, including paying the cost of obtaining water for fire protection purposes and all purposes incidental thereto, subject to funding into bonds.

Yes

270

51.83%

251

48.17%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment #1

Summary: To change the legislature to odd/even years

For

5464

50.27%

Against

5405

49.73%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment #2

Summary: To change Homeland Security to unclassified.

For

4674

43.25%

Against

6131

56.75%

Official Election Results for November 2, 2010

Lieutenant Governor (Statewide)
“Jay” Dardenne (R)	10745	62.53%
Caroline Fayard (D)	6437	37.47%

United States Senator (Statewide)
Michael Karlton Brown (NP)	146	.84%
R.A. “Skip” Galan (NP)	80	.46%
Milton Gordon (NP)	87	.50%
Randall Todd Hayes (L)	183	1.05%
Thomas G. “Tommy” LaFargue (O)	70	.40%
William Robert “Bob” Lang, Jr. (O)	66	.38%
William R. McShan (RF)	69	.39%
“Charlie” Melancon (D)	4719	27.19%
Sam Houston Melton, Jr.	43	.24%
Michael Lane “Mike” Spears (O)	155	.89%
David Vitter (R)	11627	66.99%
Ernest D. Wooton (O)	109	.62%

Acadia Parish School Board – District 2 (Run-off)
Douglas John “Douglas” LaCombe (NP)	1264	52.49%
Charlene Melancon (D)	1144	47.51%

Chief of Police – Church Point (Run-off)
Ronald Carrier (NP)	615	40.03%
Albert J. Venable (D)	921	59.96%

Fourth Ward Drainage District No. 1 Proposition (Millage Renewal)

Summary: 10 year ad valorem tax of six & thirty-two-one-hundredths (6.32) mills on property subject to taxation situated in the District for the purpose of acquiring, constructing, maintaining and operating gravity drainage works within and for the said District.

Yes

172

51.19%

164

48.81%

Egan Drainage District No. 1 Proposition (Millage Renewal)

Summary: 10 year ad valorem tax of seven (7) mills on property subject to taxation situated in the District for the purpose of acquiring, constructing, maintaining and operating gravity drainage works within and for the said district.

Yes

258

50.98%

248

49.02%

City of Crowley Proposition No. 1 (Millage Renewal)

Summary: To authorize the City of Crowley to levy and collect a Five (5) mill Tax (“Renewal”) annually for a period of ten (10) years for the purpose of Street Maintenance.

Yes

1955

58.72%

1374

41.28%

City of Crowley Proposition No. 2 (Millage Renewal)

Summary: To authorize the City of Crowley to levy and collect a Five (5) mill Tax (“Renewal”) annually for a period of ten (10) years for the purpose of Public Building and Drainage Maintenance.

Yes

1947

58.55%

1378

41.45%

City of Crowley Proposition No. 3 (Millage Renewal)

Summary: To authorize the City of Crowley to levy and collect a three-fourths (3/4) mill Tax (“Renewal”) annually for a period of ten (10) years for the purpose of maintaining cemeteries.

Yes

1882

56.70%

1437

43.30%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment #1

Summary: To provide that nay salary increase enacted by law for certain state elected officials, including statewide elected officials, members of the legislature, not be implemented until a subsequent term of office.

For

9838

62.42%

Against

5922

37.58%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment #2

Summary: To decrease the amount of taxes retained by the state on the severance of natural resources, other than sulphur, lignite, and timber, and to increase the maximum amount of such revenues which are remitted to the parish governing authority from where the severance occurs, to be implemented in the event that the official forecast of severance tax revenues for any fiscal year includes an estimate for severance tax collections which will exceed that actually collected by the state in Fiscal Year 2009-2009; to change the annual maximum amount to be remitted to a parish governing authority from eight hundred fifty thousand dollars to one million eight hundred fifty thousand for the first fiscal year of implementation, which amount would increase to two million eight hundred fifty thousand dollars for the following and subsequent fiscal years; to provide for annual adjustment of the maximum amounts in accordance with the consumer price index; to require that of the revenues received by a parish governing authority under these provisions, that portion which is in excess of the amount of such revenues received in Fiscal Year 2011-2012 be used within the parish for the same purposes as monies received from the Parish Transportation Fund; to require that of the severance taxes and royalty revenues retained by the state from activity on state lands within the Atchafalaya Basin, up to ten million dollars per year be deposited into a special fund created in the state treasury to be known as the Atchafalaya Basin Conservation Fund; to provide that monies in this fund be used exclusively for conservations, improvement, and management of the Atchafalaya Basin in accordance with formal state and federal plans; to require legislative approval for and specific limitations on the use of monies appropriated from the fund.

For

9870

62.55%

Against

5907

37.45%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment #3

Summary: To exempt from ad valorem tax, in addition to the homestead exemption, the next seventy-five thousand dollars of value of property which is owned and occupied by a veteran with a service-connected disability rating of one hundred percent; to authorize the exemption to apply to the surviving spouse of a deceased veteran if the exemption was in effect on the property prior to the death of the veteran and the surviving spouse remains the owner of the property; to require the taxing authority to absorb any decrease in the total amount of ad valorem taxes collected as a result of this exemption; to prohibit the exemption from creating any additional tax liability for other property taxpayers; to prohibit implementation of the exemption from triggering reappraisal of property or adjustment of millages; provides that the exemption shall only extend and apply if established through an election called by the local governing authority and approved by a majority of the registered voters in an election held for that purpose.

For

9491

61.29%

Against

5994

38.71%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment #4

Summary: To provide that the power of a taxing authority with a governing authority which is not elected to increase millage rates without voter approval after reappraisal, which is presently limited by the prior year’s maximum millage rate, be further limited by the prior year’s maximum millage rate, be further limited to annual increases which do not exceed two and one-half percent of the property tax collections for the immediately preceding calendar year; to exclude from such restriction taxing authorities which are special fire protection or fire department districts or ports, port harbor, and terminal districts, and millages levied by certain levee districts under authority granted by the Constitution of Louisiana.

For

6202

40.96%

Against

8938

59.04%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment #5

Summary: To authorize continuation of the homestead exemption and the special assessment level for a homestead that has been destroyed or is uninhabitable due to a disaster for two years if the homeowner’s claim for damages is pending in a formal appeal process with a governmental agency or program offering assistance for repairing or rebuilding homes damaged by the disaster or if a homeowner has a damage claim filed and pending against the insurer of the property; to authorize an assessor to grant up to three additional one-year extensions of the continuation of the homestead exemption and the special assessment level as prescribed by law.

For

8555

56.16%

Against

6680

43.84%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment #6

Summary: To require a two-thirds vote of the elected members of each house of the legislature to enact any benefit provision for members of a Louisiana public retirement system if the provisions has an actuarial cost.

For

8151

53.67%

Against

7039

46.33%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment #7

Summary: To provide relative to the bidding process for ad valorem property tax sales by authorizing a bidder at a tax sale to bid down the existing five percent penalty in increments of one-tenth of one percent; to require the payment of penalties by a bidder at ad valorem property tax sales; to require the payment of interest, penalties, and costs by a taxpayer who is delinquent on the payment of taxes.

For

5211

34.90%

Against

9720

65.10%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment #8

Summary: Provides that property expropriated for the public purpose of removing a threat to public health or safety caused by the existing use or disuse of the property shall not be subject to the requirement of offering the property back to the original owner who allowed the property to become a threat to public health or safety or to the requirement of public sale.

For

5825

38.80%

Against

9187

61.20%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment #9

Summary: To provide that, in civil matters only, when a court of appeal is to modify or reverse an administrative agency determination in a workers’ compensation claim and one judge dissents, the case shall be reargued before a panel of at least five judges prior to rendition of judgment, and majority shall concur to render judgment.

For

6968

46.44%

Against

8035

53.56%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment #10

Summary: To permit criminal defendants, except in capital cases, to waive their right to a trial by jury no later than forty-five days prior to the trial date.

For

7903

51.89%

Against

7326

48.11%

Official Election Results for May 5, 2007

Iota – Egan Oilfield Consolidated School District #8 Tax Proposition

Summary: Authority to levy a 10 year 10 mills tax beginning in the year 2007 for the purpose of giving additional support to public elementary and secondary schools including the funding of the construction, improvement, maintenance and operation of public school buildings and the acquisition of the necessary equipment and furnishings therefore.

Yes

325

61.09%

207

38.91%

Fifth Ward School District #7 Maintenance Continuation Tax Proposition

Summary: Authority to continue to levy a 10 year 13.45 mills tax beginning in the year 2007 for the purpose of giving additional support to public elementary and secondary schools including the funding of the construction, improvements, maintenance and operation of public school buildings and the acquisition of the necessary equipment and furnishings therefore.

Yes

171

70.66%

29.34%

Official Election Results for October 20, 2007

Governor – State of Louisiana (Statewide)
B. Alexandrenko	52	0.27%
Walter J. Boasso (D)	4099	21.13%
Foster Campbell (D)	1693	8.73%
Vincent Mark Castillo	23	0.12%
Sheldon Forest	39	0.20%
Anthony “Tony G” Gentile	56	0.29%
John Georges	2796	14.41%
T. Lee Horne, III (L)	42	0.22%
“Bobby” Jindal (R)	10443	53.83%
M.V. “Vinny” Mendoza (D)	43	0.22%
Arthur D. “Jim” Nichols	18	0.09%
Hardy Parkerson (D)	27	0.14%
Mary Volentine Smith (D)	69	0.36%

Lieutenant Governor – State of Louisiana (Statewide)
Gary Beard (R)	1335	7.12%
Norris “Spanky” Gros, Jr.	189	1.01%
Thomas D. Kates	203	1.08%
“Sammy” Kershaw (R)	9260	49.36%
“Mitch” Landrieu (D)	7774	41.44%

Secretary of State – State of Louisiana (Statewide)
“Jay” Dardenne (R)	10290	57.59%
Scott Lewis	941	5.27%
“R.” Wooley (D)	6638	37.15%

Attorney General – State of Louisiana (Statewide)
Royal Alexander (R)	5716	31.26%
James D. “Buddy” Caldwell (D)	4196	22.95%
Charles C. Foti, Jr. (D)	8371	45.79%

Commissioner of Agriculture and Forestry – State of Louisiana (Statewide)
Wayne Carter (R)	1324	7.16%
Don Johnson (R)	1115	6.03%
“Bob” Odom (D)	7837	42.36%
Mike Strain (R)	8226	44.46%

Commissioner of Insurance – State of Louisiana (Statewide)
James “Jim” Crowley (D)	7383	41.54%
“Jim” Donelon (R)	7810	43.94%
Robert Lansden (R)	1680	9.45%
Jerilyn Schneider-Kneale (R)	901	5.07%

BESE Board Member – District 7 (Multi-parish)
Dale Bayard (D)	8675	50.13%
“Charlie” Buckels (R)	8631	49.87%

State Senator – 25th Senatorial District (Multi-parish)
Mark Abraham (R)	1913	20.09%
Dan “Blade” Morrish (R)	1456	15.29%
“Gil” Pinac (D)	6153	64.62%

State Senator – 26th Senatorial District (Multi-parish)
“Mickey” Frith (D)	1741	19.35%
“Nick” Gautreaux (D)	7257	80.65%

State Representative – 42nd District (Multi-parish)
Isabella delaHoussaye (R)	4939	42.84%
Jack Montoucet (D)	6591	57.16%

Sheriff – Acadia Parish
K.P. Gibson (D)	7612	39.62%
Wayne A. Melancon (D)	10485	54.58%
Danny H. Wimberly (D)	1115	5.80%

Assessor – Acadia Parish
Russel L. Benoit	11842	63.86%
Woodrow “Woody” Marceaux (D)	6701	36.14%

Coroner – Acadia Parish
Mark Dawson (R)	11375	63.06%
Marcelo Polanco	6662	36.94%

Police Juror – District 1
Rennie “Ray” Batiste (D)	513	29.79%
Alton “Al” Stevenson (D)	1209	70.21%

Police Juror – District 2
A.J. “Fatty” Broussard (R)	993	43.25%
Ray Kibodeaux	417	18.16%
Larry Regan	886	38.59%

Police Juror – District 3
Audie Hanks (R)	521	23.22%
John W. Humble, Sr. (D)	701	31.24%
Robert L. Jardell (D)	499	22.24%
Kermit Richard (D)	523	23.31%

Police Juror – District 4
Chester Pommier (D)	761	39.70%
John H. Quebodeaux (D)	1156	60.30%

Police Juror – District 5
Jimmie Pellerin (D)	1124	48.91%
Thomas “T.J.” Sonnier (D)	1174	51.09%

Police Juror – District 6
John Beard (D)	914	40.14%
A.J. “Jay” Credeur (D)	942	41.37%
Ferdie Latiolais (D)	421	18.49%

Police Juror – District 7
Cade Benoit (D)	1221	52.65%
Jason Werth (R)	1098	47.35%

Mayor – Village of Morse (Special Election)
Leon Clement (D)	98	29.97%
Robert “Butch” Istre (D)	201	61.47%
Leo Meaux, Jr. (D)	28	8.56%

Alderman – Village of Morse (Special Election)
Kevin D. Abshire (D)	137	42.68%
Randall Bertrand (D)	184	57.32%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment #1

Summary: To prohibit the reduction of state salary supplements for full-time law enforcement and fire protection officers.

For

9876

59.27%

Against

6786

40.73%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment #2

Summary: To authorize the legislature to supplement the uniform pay plans of sworn, commissioned law enforcement officers employed by a bona fide police agency of the state or its political subdivisions and for fire protection officers employed by a port authority from any available funds of the state, the department, the agency, or the political subdivision, provided that such supplement may be made available only for those law enforcement officers employed on a full-time basis who serve the welfare of the public in the capacity of a police officer by providing police services to the general public, by effecting arrest, issuing citations, and serving warrants while patrolling waterways and riverfront areas and for those fire protection officers employed on a full-time basis to provide fire protection services to a port authority.

For

8699

53.21%

Against

7648

46.79%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment #3

Summary: To provide that no benefit provision for members of any state retirement system having an actuarial cost shall be approved by the legislature unless a funding source providing new or additional funds sufficient to pay all such actuarial cost within ten years of the effective date of the benefit provision is identified in such enactment.

For

8338

52.15%

Against

7650

47.85%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment #4

Summary: To exempt consigned jewelry from ad valorem property taxation.

For

6186

38.30%

Against

9964

61.70%

City of Crowley Proposition #1 – Renewal of Wastewater Disposal Facilities Tax

Summary: To authorize the City of Crowley to levy and collect a three and one-half (3.5) mill tax “renewal”, annually for a period of ten (10) years for the purpose of public parks and recreation.

Yes

1885

52.52%

1704

47.48%

City of Crowley Proposition #2 – Renewal of Public Parks and Recreation Tax

Summary: To authorize the City of Crowley to levy and collect a three (3) mill tax (renewal) annually for a period of ten (10) years for the purpose of public parks and recreation.

Yes

1986

55.37%

1601

44.63%

City of Crowley Proposition #3 – Renewal of Youth Recreation Building and Maintenance Tax

Summary: To authorize the City of Crowley to levy and collect a one (1) mill tax (renewal) annually for a period of ten (10) years for the purpose of youth recreation building maintenance.

Yes

2062

57.58%

1519

42.42%

Acadia-Evangeline Fire Protection District Proposition – Bonds

Summary: Authority to issue $750,000 of 10-year general obligation bonds of Acadia-Evangeline Fire Protection District for acquiring, constructing and improving buildings, machinery and equipment, including both real and personal property, to be used in giving fire protection to the property in said district. Said bonds to be payable from Ad Valorem taxes.

Yes

215

66.56%

108

33.44%

Town of Iota Proposition

Summary: To authorize the Town of Iota to levy and collect a nine (9) mill tax (renewal) annually for a period of ten (10) years for the purpose of construction, maintenance and replacement of publics streets, roads, avenues, alleyways and bridges (including drainage and equipment necessary therefor) in said town.

Yes

292

66.36%

148

33.64%

Official Election Results for November 17, 2007

Attorney General – State of Louisiana (Statewide)
Royal Alexander	3124	36.77%
James D. “Buddy” Caldwell	5371	63.23%

State Senator – 25th Senatorial District (Multi-parish)
Dan “Blade” Morrish	1686	29.62%
“Gil” Pinac	4005	70.37%

Police Juror – District #2
A.J. “Fatty” Broussard	865	50.64%
Larry Regan	843	49.35%

Police Juror – District #3
John W. Humble, Sr.	682	46.52%
Kermit Richard	74	53.48%

Police Juror – District #6
John Beard	677	49.74%
A.J. “Jay” Credeur	684	50.25%

Official Election Results for February 9th, 2008

This includes provisional votes casts and counted.

Republican Presidential Nominee (Nationwide)
Jerry Curry	5	0.36%
Daniel Gilbert	4	0.29%
Rudolph W. Giuliani	8	0.58%
“Mike” Huckabee	659	47.78%
Duncan Hunter	5	0.36%
Alan Keyes	8	0.58%
John McCain	550	39.55%
Ron Paul	51	3.67%
Mitt Romney	79	5.69%
“Tom” Tancredo	1	0.07%
Fred Thompson	19	1.37%

Democratic Presidential Nominee (Nationwide)
“Joe” Biden	100	2.27%
Hillary Clinton	2030	46.14%
Christopher J. Dodd	32	0.73%
John Edwards	213	4.84%
Dennis J. Kucinich	15	0.34%
Barack Obama	1958	44.48%
William “Bill” Richardson	53	1.20%

Republican State Central Committee
Catherine Bercier	165	47.14%
Keith Lamm	185	52.86%

Town of Church Point – Sales Tax Proposition

Summary: One percent (1%) sales and use tax with the proceeds to be dedicated and used for the purposes of (I) 40% for acquiring, constructing, improving, operating and maintaining public parks and recreation facilities, including the acquisition of furnishings and equipment therefor; (II) 30% for maintaining, improving and operating the Town’s Police Department, including the construction of buildings, the acquisition of equipment and facilities therefor, and paying the salaries and benefits of department employees; and (III) 30% for the payment of capital improvements to public streets and sidewalks with the proceeds of the tax to be subject to being funded into bonds.

Yes

274

35.22%

504

64.78%

Official Election Results for March 8th, 2008

Parish-wide Proposition #1 (continuation) – Acadia Parish School Board

Summary: 10-Year 15.02 Mill Property Tax for the support of the public schools in the parish.

Yes

2227

78.55%

608

21.44%

Parish-wide Proposition #2 (continuation) – Acadia Parish School Board

Summary: 10-Year 5.01 Mill Property Tax for the support of the public schools in the parish to maintain school buildings.

Yes

2210

78.53%

604

21.46

Town of Basile Proposition (Multi-parish)

Summary: Authority for the Town of Basile, Parishes of Acadia and Evangeline (the “Town”) to levy a 25 year, 19.95 mills property tax for acquiring, constructing, renovating, improving, extending, maintaining and operating works of public improvements.

Yes

0.00%

100.00%

Official Election Results for July 19th, 2008

Parish-wide Proposition #1 (continuation) – Law Enforcement District

Summary: Authority to levy a 9 mills tax for a period of 5 years for the purpose of providing additional funding for the Acadia Parish Law Enforcement District which shall include (a) paying the salaries and benefits of deputies, (b) acquiring, operating and maintaining vehicles and communications equipment, and (c) providing additional funding for operations and training.

Yes

1255

16.98%

6135

83.02%

Town of Church Point – 1% Sales and Use Tax

Summary: One percent sales and use tax with the proceeds to be dedicated and used for any lawful corporate purpose, including the operation of senior citizen programs and to pay the cost of constructing and maintaining capital improvements, said tax to be in lieu of and replace a seven (7) mills ad valorem tax now being levied for general purposes, with the proceeds of the tax to be subject to being funded into bonds.

Yes

353

45.37%

425

54.63%

Fire Protection District #3 Parcel Fee Proposition

Summary: Authority to levy a 10 year parcel fee of $25 per lot, portion of ground or tract in the district upon which is located a structure, in whole or in part, a residential or commercial structure, whether occupied or unoccupied for the purpose of acquiring, constructing, improving, maintaining and operating fire protection facilities and equipment, including the cost of obtaining water.

Yes

197

66.55%

33.45%

Fire Protection District #3 – 5.13 Mills Renewal Proposition

Summary: 10 Year, 5.13 Mills property tax continuation for acquiring, constructing, improving, maintaining and/or operating fire protection facilities and equipment, including the cost of obtaining water for fire protection purposes, and all purposes incidental thereto.

Yes

156

54.36%

131

45.64%

Official Election Results for October 4, 2008

Crowley City Judge
Lyle O. Fogleman, Jr. (D)	1573	31.92%
Kim Hayes (D)	1558	31.63%
Marie Elise “M’elise” Trahan (D)	1796	36.45%

Justice of the Peace – Ward 2
Wayne Doucet (D)	213	67.83%
Timothy Ware (O)	101	32.17%

Fire Protection District No. 2 Proposition – Millage Continuation

Summary: 10 year, 7.08 mills property tax continuation for constructing, acquiring, improving, maintaining and operating fire protection facilities and equipment in the District and paying the cost of obtaining water for fire protection purposes.

Yes

85.88%

14.12%

Fire Protection District No. 9 Proposition – Millage Renewal

Summary: 10 year, 10 mills property tax renewal for acquiring, constructing, improving, maintaining and/or operating fire protection facilities and equipment in the District, including fire trucks, and paying the cost of obtaining water for fire protection purposes.

Yes

593

84.95%

105

15.05%

Sixth Ward & Crowley Drainage District Proposition – Tax Renewal

Summary: 10 year, 5 mills property tax renewal for constructing, improving, maintaining and operating the drainage facilities in the District.

Yes

2310

53.57%

2018

46.63%

Official Election Results for November 4, 2008

Crowley City Judge
Lyle O. Fogleman, Jr. (D)	3592	46.01%
Marie Elise “M’elise” Trahan (D)	4214	53.99%

President and Vice President of the United States of America (Nationwide)
Barack Obama/Joe Biden Democratic Party	7028	26.32%
Cynthia McKinney/Rosa Clemente Green Party	182	.69%
John McCain/Sarah Palin Republican Party	19229	71.99%
Chuck Baldwin/Darrell Castle Constitution Party	35	.13%
Ralph Nader/Matt Gonzalez Independent	117	.44%
“Ron” Paul/Barry Goldwater Jr. Louisiana Taxpayers Party	101	.37%
Gene Amondson/Leroy Pletten Prohibition	6	.02%
Gloria La Riva/Eugene Puryear Socialism and Liberation	4	.01%
James Harris/Alyson Kennedy Socialist Workers Party	9	.03%

United States Senator (Statewide)
Mary Landrieu (D)	11383	43.59%
Richard Fontanesi (L)	283	1.09%
John Kennedy (R)	14090	53.95%
“Jay” Patel (no party)	206	.78%
Robert Stewart	155	.59%

U.S. Congressional Representative (Multi-parish)
Charles W. Boustany, Jr. (R)	17531	67.89%
Donald “Don” Cravins, Jr. (D)	7190	27.85%
Peter Vidrine	1102	4.26%

Constitutional Amendment #1

Summary: To impose term limits for members of certain state boards and commissions.

For

14676

65.59%

Against

7697

34.41%

Constitutional Amendment #2

Summary: To require that the call for a special legislative session be issued at least seven calendar days prior to the start of the session.

For

12005

54.48%

Against

10030

45.52%

Constitutional Amendment #3

Summary: To allow the Legislature to appoint a temporary successor for any legislator called to active military duty that prevents performance of the duties of office.

For

13018

59.08%

Against

9013

40.92%

Constitutional Amendment #4

Summary: To dedicate additional state severance taxes to parishes of origin, restrict the use of a portion of these funds and dedicate a portion of severance taxes collected on state lands to the Atchafalaya Basin Conservation Fund.

For

9868

44.98%

Against

12073

55.02%

Constitutional Amendment #5

Summary: To allow homeowners the ability to transfer any special property tax assessment level to their new home when their property is sold to or expropriated by the state, federal, or local government.

For

8988

41.64%

Against

12593

58.36%

Constitutional Amendment #6

Summary: To remove the requirement that public authorities first offer expropriated property back to its prior owner before the property can be sold to a third party if the property was taken to remove a threat to public health or safety and was held for less than 30 years. It would also remove the requirement that such property be sold by public bid and eliminate the opportunity for certain property owners to challenge surplus takings.

For

8527

39.54%

Against

13036

60.46%

Constitutional Amendment #7

Summary: To allow public funds reserved for non-pension, post-employment benefits to be invested in stocks.

For

8043

36.95%

Against

13723

63.05%

Official Election Results for January 15, 2005

Off-track Wagering Proposition (Statewide)

Summary: To authorize the licensing of off-track wagering facilities in the parish of Acadia, State of Louisiana.

Yes

1364

23.84%

4357

76.16%

Town of Iota – Proposition #1 Street Maintenance and Tax

Summary: To authorize the Town of Iota to levy and collect a five (5) mill tax, annually for a period of ten (10) years for the purpose of constructing and maintaining streets, roads, highways and avenues within the said town.

Yes

50.00%

Town of Iota – Proposition #2 Bridge and Drainage Maintenance Tax

Summary: To authorize the Town of Iota to levy and collect a five (5) mill tax, annually for a period of ten (10) years for the purpose of maintaining public buildings; constructing, improving and maintaining bridges and the drainage system within said town.

Yes

49.25%

50.75%

Official Election Results for April 23, 2005

City of Eunice – Proposition Tax Renewal (Multi-parish)

Summary: 10 Year, 2.11 Mills property tax renewal for constructing, improving, maintaining and operating sewers and sewer collection and treatment facilities for said city.

Yes

31.25%

68.75%

Official Election Results for July 16, 2005

Town of Iota – Tax Continuation Proposition #1

Summary: To authorize the Town of Iota to levy and collect a Five (5) Mill Tax (renewal), annually for a period of yen (10) years for the purpose of constructing and maintaining streets, roads, highways, and avenues within the said town.

Yes

58.86%

41.14%

Town of Iota – Tax Continuation Proposition #2

Summary: To authorize the Town of Iota to levy and collect a five (5) Mill Tax (renewal), annually for a period of ten (10) years for the purpose of maintaining public buildings, improving and maintaining bridges and the drainage system within the said town.

Yes

57.66%

42.44%

Gravity Drainage District #1 – Tax Continuation Proposition #1

Summary: 10 Year, 8.56 Mills property tax continuation for constructing, improving, maintaining and operating gravity drainage works within said district, including the acquisition of equipment therefor.

Yes

121

76.10%

23.90%

Gravity Drainage District #1 – Tax Continuation Proposition #2

Summary: 10 Year, 8 Mills property tax continuation for acquiring, constructing, maintaining or operating gravity drainage works within and for the District.

Yes

118

75.64%

24.36%

Official Election Results for October 15, 2005

Iota Fire Protection District of Acadia – Tax Continuation Proposition #1

Summary: 10 Year, 10.60 Mills Property Tax continuation for maintaining and operating fire protection facilities, purchasing fire trucks, and other fire fighting equipment, and paying the cost of obtaining water for fire protection purposes.

Yes

276

95.17%

4.83%

Iota Fire Protection District of Acadia – Tax Continuation Proposition #2

Summary: 10 Year, 11.49 Mills Property Tax (Heretofore levied for the purpose of paying debt service on the general obligation bonds, series 1996, of the district) for acquiring, constructing, improving, maintaining, and/or operating fire protection facilities and equipment for the district, and paying the cost of obtaining water for fire protection purposes, said tax to be in addition to any other taxes now being levied by the district for such purposes.

Yes

269

93.72%

6.28%

Acadia-Evangeline Fire Protection District – Millage Continuation

Summary: 10 Year, 4.24 Mills Property Tax, Continuation for acquiring, constructing, improving, maintaining and operating, Acadia-Evangeline Fire Protection District Facility, including equipment, and paying the cost of obtaining water for fire protection.

Yes

98.21%

1.79%

Bayou des Cannes-Nezpique Gravity Drainage District – Millage Renewal

Summary: 10 Year, 8 Mills Property Tax renewal for maintaining and/or operating the districts drainage works.

Yes

177

95.67%

4.33%

Village of Estherwood – Special Election for Alderman
John Monceaux	68	68.68%
Hillard Myers	31	31.32%

Official Election Results for July 15, 2006

Fire Protection District No. 10 Proposition (Parcel Fee)

Summary: 10 Year, $50.00 parcel fee for the purpose of acquiring, constructing, maintaining and operating fire protection facilities and equipment, including paying the cost of obtaining water for fire protection purposes, the salaries of firemen and all purposes incidental thereto, subject to funding into bonds.

Yes

479

72.80%

179

27.20%

Second Ward Gravity Drainage District No. 1 Proposition

Summary: 10 Year, 10 mills property tax for constructing, improving, maintaining and operating drainage works for the district.

Yes

78.50%

21.50%

Official Election Results for September 30, 2006

Secretary of State (Statewide)
Mary Chehardy (R)	617	4.54%
Rayburn Clipper (L)	142	1.04%
James “Jim” Crowley (NO)	529	3.89%
“Jay” Dardenne (R)	1364	10.05%
“Mike” Francis (R)	7824	57.65%
Francis C. Heitmeier (D)	2876	21.19%
Allen “Al” Leone	219	1.61%

Commissioner of Insurance (Statewide)
James David Cain (R)	6063	46.72%
James J. “Jim” Donelon (R)	4336	33.42%
DeAnne Henke (R) – Withdrew	1412	10.88%
S.B.A. Zaitoon	1167	8.98%

Member of School Board – District 2
Lyle C. Johnson (D)	656	36.24%
Douglas J. “Doug” LaCombe (O)	648	35.81%
Cliff “Coach O” Oestriecher (D)	506	27.95%

Member of School Board – District 7
Donald Amy (D)	650	43.81%
James “Bozo” Higginbotham (D)	834	56.19%

Member of School Board – District 8
Robert McManus (D)	711	38.28%
Milton Simar (D)	1146	61.72%

Mayor – City of Crowley
“Greg” Jones (R)	1477	36.15%
Woodrow “Woody” Marceaux (D)	1285	31.44%
Ezora Proctor (D)	1325	32.41%

Mayor – Town of Church Point
Roger Boudreaux (D)	1115	66.48%
Richard M. Horecky (D)	562	33.52%

Mayor – Village of Mermentau
David W. Fruge (D)	141	67.15%
Myrtis A. Gautreaux (D)	69	32.85%

Mayor – Village of Morse
Leon Clement (D)	107	35.91%
Donlean Gary (D)	191	64.09%

Mayor – City of Eunice (Multi-parish)
E. Lynn LeJeune (D)	78	62.40%
Robert “Bob” Morris (R)	47	37.60%

Mayor – Town of Basile (Multi-parish)
John “J.J.” Jenkins (D)	0	0.00%
Berline B. Sonnier (D)	2	100.00%

Chief of Police – City of Eunice (Multi-parish)
Ronald Dies (D)	61	48.42%
Gary “Goose” Fontenot (O)	65	51.58%
Carlton Thibodeaux (D)	0	0.00%
Gerald Watley (D)	0	0.00%

Chief of Police – Town of Duson (Multi-parish)
Scott Gary (R)	1	41.17%
Joseph “TJ” Johnfore (O)	9	52.94%
Roland Lewis (D)	7	5.89%

Chief of Police – City of Rayne
John W. “Piggy” Arceneaux (R)	627	22.36%
Eddie Guidry (D)	232	8.28%
George Melancon Sr. (D)	759	27.08%
Carroll Stelly (D)	1185	42.28%

Chief of Police – Town of Church Point
Ronald Carrier (O)	631	38.05%
Wiley e. “Ned” Mauldin (NO)	257	15.51%
Albert J. Venable Sr. (D)	770	46.44%

Chief of Police – Village of Estherwood
James R. Burnett Sr. (O)	64	23.98%
Kevin LeBlanc (NO)	123	46.06%
Wayne Welsh (O)	80	29.96%

Chief of Police – Village of Morse
Roger Lafosse (D)	36	12.25%
Jason Todd Richard (D)	258	87.75%

Alderman Ward 1 – City of Rayne
Romel Charles (R)	136	25.37%
Ann Domingue Washington (D)	400	74.62%

Alderman Ward 1 – Town of Church Point
Mel Green (R)	169	46.81%
Debra Guidry-Thomas (D)	156	43.21%
Linda B. Malbrough (D)	36	9.98%

Alderman Ward 2 Division A – City of Crowley
James M. Buatt (D)	497	46.49%
Todd W. Whiting (D)	572	53.50%

Alderman Ward 2 Division B – City of Crowley
Lyle O. Fogleman Jr. (D)	516	47.25%
Michael H. Landry (R)	250	22.90%
“J.C.” Webb (R)	326	29.85%

Alderman Ward 2 – Town of Church Point
Kevin “Hobie” Fontenot (R)	211	72.02%
Ronnie Richard (D)	82	27.98%

Alderman Ward 3 – City of Eunice (Multi-parish)
Chawana V. Fontenot (R)	91	74.59%
Betty Pousson Young (R)	31	25.41%

Alderman Ward 3 – City of Rayne
Gerard “Jerry” Arceneaux (R)	462	64.16%
Michael Normand (D)	258	35.84%

Alderman Ward 3 Division A – City of Crowley
Nelson J. Arceneaux (D)	430	41.22%
Vernon “Step” Martin (D)	613	58.78%

Alderman Ward 3 Division B – City of Crowley
Cliff “Mutt” Augustine (D)	149	14.52%
Rannie “Baby Ray” Batiste (D)	208	20.27%
Woodrow “Tact” Harmon (D)	76	7.40%
Laurita D. Pete (D)	593	57.79%

Alderman Ward 3 – Town of Church Point
Ray A. Doucet (D)	129	48.86%
Gary J. Duplechin	135	51.13%

Alderman Ward 4 Division A – City of Crowley
Elliot Dore	478	63.15%
J. Larry DuBose	279	36.85%

Alderman Ward 4 Division B – City of Crowley
Mary Melancon (D)	446	58.14%
Earl J. Richard (D)	321	41.86%

Alderman District 4 – Town of Basile (Multi-parish)
Frank Ceasar Sr. (D)	0	0.00%
Elzy “Popeye” Richardson (D)	0	0.00%

Alderman Ward 4 – Town of Church Point
Theresa “Teasie” Cary (D)	176	44.23%
Aimia “MiMi” Doucet (R)	222	55.77%

Alderman Ward 5 – Town of Church Point
Errol “Slu” Comeaux	119	40.61%
Toby L. Leger (O)	95	32.42%
Marcus Mills (O)	79	26.96%

Alderman – Town of Iota (5)
Kevin Dwayne Dietz (R)	265	13.97%
R.B. “Toby” Fontenot (D)	304	16.04%
Troy Lantz (D)	365	19.25%
Cody Leckelt (R)	325	17.15%
Raleigh Miller (D)	302	15.93%
Warren C. Pousson (D)	335	17.66%

Alderman – Village of Estherwood (3)
Anthony Borill (D)	131	33.51%
John Monceaux (NO)	101	25.83%
“Tim” Savant (D)	116	29.67%
Donald Popp – (R) Withdrew	43	10.99%

Alderman – Village of Mermentau (3)
Troy Cormier (D)	115	20.68%
Ernest “Sheeney” Gautreaux (D)	160	28.77%
Gerald Godeaux (D)	62	11.15%
Darla Istre (D)	133	23.93%
Shaun Viator (D)	86	15.47%

Alderman – Village of Morse (3)
“Chris” Badeaux (D)	100	12.03%
Wade Clement (R)	188	22.62%
Christine A. Hanks (O)	80	9.63%
Robert P. “Butch” Istre (D)	193	23.23%
Dale Louviere (D)	196	23.58%
Michael Roy Richard (D)	74	8.91%

Alderman – Town of Duson (Multi-parish) 5 to be elected
Gerald Alleman (D)	6	11.76%
Dwayne Bowers (D)	8	15.68%
Eugene Cahanin (D)	7	13.73%
“Jimmy” Champagne (D)	10	19.61%
Alvin Felix (D)	10	19.61%
Harold “Thib” Thibodeaux (D)	10	19.61%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment #1

Summary: To change the name from the Wetlands Conservation and Restoration Fund to the Coastal Protection and Restoration Fund; to provide that the eligible federal revenues received by the state generated from Outer Continental Shelf oil and gas activity shall be credited used only for purposes of coastal wetlands conservation, coastal restoration, hurricane protection, and infrastructure directly impacted by coastal wetland losses.

For

9964

77.47%

Against

2897

22.52%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment #2

Summary: Requires twenty percent of the proceeds of tobacco securitization to be deposited in the Coastal Protection and Restoration Fund, with a portion to be used for barrier island stabilization and preservation, and repeals the Louisiana Coastal Restoration Fund.

For

9430

74.00%

Against

3312

26.00%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment #3

Summary: To authorize the legislature to establish regional flood protection authorities and provide for its governing authority, powers, duties, and functions, for the governing authority of levee districts within the territorial jurisdiction of the regional authority, and authorizing ad valorem taxes subject to voter approval.

For

9519

74.88%

Against

3193

25.12%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment #4

Summary: To provide that compensation paid for the taking of, or loss or damage to, property rights affected by the construction, enlargement, improvement, or modification of hurricane protection projects, including mitigation related thereto, shall be limited to the compensation required by the Fifth Amendment of the United States Constitution; to provide an exception for the taking of buildings or structures destroyed or damaged by an event for which a presidential declaration of major disaster or emergency was issued, if the taking occurs within three years of such event; and to authorize the legislature by law to provide procedures and definitions for these requirements.

For

6899

55.08%

Against

5625

44.92%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment #5

Summary: To prohibit the expropriation of property by the state or a political subdivision of the state for predominant use by or transfer to a private person or entity under certain circumstances; to define “public purposes” relative to the expropriation of property; to provide exceptions for the operation of public ports and airports and for the expropriation of property for industrial development purposes; and to provide for items included in just compensation to be paid to the owner of the expropriated property.

For

6024

49.91%

Against

6047

50.09%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment #6

Summary: To prohibit, except in limited instances, the transfer or lease of property expropriated by the state or its political subdivisions to any person without first offering the property to the original owner; to provide that unused expropriated property be declared surplus property to be first offered to the original owner prior to sale to the general public by competitive bid.

For

5590

47.16%

Against

6264

52.84%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment #7

Summary: To authorize the investment in equities of up to thirty-five percent of the Medicaid Trust Fund for the Elderly.

For

6620

54.69%

Against

5483

45.31%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment #8

Summary: To authorize the continuation of the homestead exemption and the special assessment level where the homestead had been destroyed or is uninhabitable due to a declared disaster or emergency.

For

8529

71.16%

Against

3458

28.84%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment #9

Summary: To provide that no law, unless enacted by two-thirds of the elected members of each house of the legislature, requiring increased expenditures for any purpose shall be applicable to any city, parish, or other local public school board until approved by school board resolution or until, and as long as, the legislature appropriates funds to the school board for the purpose and only to the extent and amount of such funds or until a law provides for a local source of revenue to the school board for the purpose and the school board is authorized to levy and collect such revenue and only to the extent and amount of such revenue; and to provide for exceptions to such prohibition on increasing the financial burden of city, parish, and other local public school boards.

For

5827

49.00%

Against

6066

51.00%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment #10

Summary: To authorize the investment in stocks of up to thirty-five percent of the state-funded permanently endowed funds of public or private colleges and universities.

For

5946

50.41%

Against

5847

49.59%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment #11

Summary: To extend the homestead exemption to property owned by a revocable trust, in addition to the existing application to property owned by an irrevocable trust.

For

6452

54.19%

Against

5454

45.81%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment #12

Summary: To provide for the filling of vacancies in the lieutenant governor’s office and other statewide elective offices; to provide that in more than one year remains in the term, the person nominated by the governor and confirmed by the legislature to serve as lieutenant governor or the first assistant in other statewide elected offices, shall fill the vacancy only until the office can be filled at the next regular statewide or congressional election or until the governor is required to call a special election.

For

7135

60.31%

Against

4694

39.69%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment #13

Summary: To provide that a person shall have been admitted to the practice of law for ten years preceding election to the supreme court or a court of appeals and for eight years preceding election to a district court, family court, parish court, or court having solely juvenile jurisdiction; and to decrease the requirement that a person be domiciled in the respective district, circuit, or parish from two years to one year preceding election. Effective January 1, 2008, and applicable to any person who is elected to the office of judge on and after January 1, 2008.

For

7299

61.43%

Against

4582

38.57%

City of Eunice Proposition – Millage (Multi-parish)

Summary: 10 year, 14.48 mills property tax for payment of salaries for all city employees, with the exception of elected officials, appointed officials, part-time employees and all executive officials with a yearly salary of $28,000 and above.

Yes

34.43%

65.57%

Official Election Results for November 7, 2006

Note: Francis C. Heitmeier withdrew from the run-off election. Jay Dardenne has been elected to Secretary of State.

U.S. Representative 7th District (Multi-parish)
Charles W. Boustany, Jr.	11,595	78.03%
Mike Stagg	3265	21.97%

Member of School Board – District 2
Lyle C. Johnson (D)	1017	47.59%
Douglas J. “Doug” LaCombe (O)	1120	52.41%

Mayor – City of Crowley
“Greg” Jones (R)	2811	61.46%
Ezora Proctor (D)	1763	38.54%

Chief of Police – City of Eunice (Multi-parish)
Ronald Dies (D)	67	51.54%
Gary “Goose” Fontenot (O)	63	48.46%

Chief of Police – City of Rayne
George Melancon Sr. (D)	1242	40.11%
Carroll Stelly (D)	1854	59.89%

Chief of Police – Town of Church Point
Ronald Carrier (O)	789	47.38%
Albert J. Venable Sr. (D)	876	52.62%

Chief of Police – Village of Estherwood
Kevin LeBlanc (NO)	157	55.28%
Wayne Welsh (O)	127	44.72%

Alderman Ward 1 – Town of Church Point
Mel Green (R)	192	47.88%
Debra Guidry-Thomas (D)	209	52.12%

Alderman Ward 2 Division B – City of Crowley
Lyle O. Fogleman Jr. (D)	647	58.28%
“J.C.” Webb (R)	463	41.72%

Alderman Ward 5 – Town of Church Point
Errol “Slu” Comeaux	154	52.02%
Toby L. Leger (O)	142	47.98%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment #1

Summary: To extend the special assessment level to homesteads owned and occupied by any person with a service-connected disability rating of fifty percent or more and by certain members of the armed forces of the United States or members of the Louisiana National Guard killed or missing in action or who were prisoners of war, and to any person designated as permanently totally disabled, subject to other conditions and requirements provided under the present constitution, and to require annual certification of eligibility by persons under sixty-five years of age who have qualified and received the special assessment level.

For

8352

63.83%

Against

4731

36.17%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment #2

Summary: To increase the maximum amount of the severance tax imposed and collected by the state on natural resources, other than sulphur, lignite, and timber, which is remitted to the parish governing authority where the severance occurs from seven hundred fifty thousand dollars to eight hundred fifty thousand dollars effective July 1, 2007, and provides that this maximum amount be increased to reflect the increase in the Consumer Price Index beginning July 1, 2008.

For

6628

51.27%

Against

6299

48.73%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment #3

Summary: To exempt from ad valorem property tax medical equipment leased for a term exceeding five years to a nonprofit corporation or association which owns or operates a small, rural hospital and if the equipment is used solely for health care purposes at the hospital; to provide that “small, rural hospital” shall mean a hospital which meets all of the following criteria: 1. It has less than fifty Medicare-licensed acute care beds. 2. It is located in a municipality with a population of less than ten thousand which has been classified as an area with a shortage of health manpower by the United States Health Service.

For

7286

56.84%

Against

5532

43.16%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment #4

Summary: Exempts motor vehicles from municipal ad valorem taxes and removes language that authorizes a municipal governing authority or a district thereof to impose ad valorem taxes on motor vehicles.

For

7004

54.33%

Against

5886

45.67%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment #5

Summary: To exempt consigned art from ad valorem property tax; that is, all artworks such as sculptures, glass works, paintings, drawings, signed and numbered posters, photographs, mixed media, collages, or any other item which would be considered as the material result of a creative endeavor.

For

6595

52.08%

Against

6067

47.92%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment #6

Summary: To authorize the legislature to enact laws establishing new judgeships of district courts as new divisions having limited or specialized jurisdiction within the territorial jurisdiction of the district court and subject matter jurisdiction over family or juvenile matters as provided by law.

For

6404

50.56%

Against

6262

49.44%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment #7

Summary: To provide for a single tax assessor in Orleans Parish to be elected at the same time as the municipal officers of New Orleans.

For

9122

69.93%

Against

3924

30.07%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment #8

Summary: To grant the Central community school system in East Baton Rouge Parish the same authority granted parishes for purposes of Article VIII, Section 13 of the Constitution of Louisiana, including purposes related to the minimum foundation program, funding for certain school books and instructional materials, and the raising of certain local revenues for the support of elementary and secondary schools.

For

6581

51.74%

Against

6137

48.25%

Official Election Results for May 3, 2003

Village of Morse – Proposition #1 (Sales Tax Re-dedication)

Summary: Authority to rededicate the proceeds of an existing 1% sales and use tax authorized at an election held in the Village of Morse on May 16, 1967, so that the proceeds of said tax may be used for any lawful corporate purpose.

Yes

53.24%

46.76%

Village of Morse – Proposition #2 (Additional 1% Sales Tax)

Summary: Authority to levy and collect an additional 1% sales and use tax with the avails or proceeds to be used for any lawful corporate purpose.

Yes

45.21%

54.79%

Official Election Results for July 19, 2003

Mosquito Control District #3 – 10 Year 1/4% Sales Tax

Summary: One-fourth of one percent (1/4%) sales and use tax for a period of 10 years to be dedicated and used for the purpose of paying the cost of maintaining and operating a mosquito control program with mosquito control sales tax district #3, including the cost of acquiring land, buildings and equipment necessary in connection therewith, with the authority to fund the proceeds of the tax into bonds to pay the cost of capital improvements for such purposes.

Yes

2311

56.60%

1766

43.40%

Fire Protection Proposition for District No. 1

Summary: 10-year, 3 mils property tax continuation (heretofore levied for the purpose of paying debt service on the general obligation bonds, series 1988, of the district) for acquiring, constructing, improving, maintaining and/or operating fire protection facilities and equipment in and for the district, and paying the cost of obtaining water for fire protection purposes, said tax to be in addition to any other taxes now being levied by the district for such purposes.

Yes

82.90%

17.10%

Official Election Results for October 4, 2003

Governor (Statewide)
Alan Allgood	97	0.50%
Patrick Henry “Dat” Barthel	51	0.26%
Kathleen Blanco	6295	32.39%
Jack “Jay” Blossman, Jr.	87	0.45%
Quentin R. Brown, Jr.	18	0.09%
“Hunt” Downer	1187	6.11%
J.D. “Boudreaux” Estilette	35	0.18%
Randy Ewing	721	3.71%
Richard Ieyoub	3168	16.30%
“Bobby” Jindal	5859	30.15%
J.E. Jumonville, Jr.	29	0.15%
Patrick “Live Wire” Landry	20	0.10%
Claude “Buddy” Leach	1782	9.17%
Edward “Eddie” Mangin	22	0.11%
Richard McCoy	16	0.08%
Fred Robertson	6	0.03%
John M. “Doc” Simoneaux, Jr.	9	0.05%
“Mike” Stagg	33	0.17%

Lieutenant Governor (Statewide)
J.F. “Rick” Ankesheiln	228	1.23%
Kirt Bennett	874	4.72%
Clyde C. Holloway	4759	25.72%
“Mitch” Landrieu	9945	53.74%
Karl E. Schorr	175	0.95%
Melinda Schwegmann	2386	12.89%
“Silky” Sullivan	138	0.75%

Secretary of State (Statewide)
“Al” Donovan	5638	31.25%
Scott Lewis	752	4.17%
W. Fox McKeithen	11652	64.58%

Attorney General (Statewide)
Charles C. Foti, Jr.	10688	58.01%
Suzanne Haik Terrell	7735	41.99%

Commissioner of Ag and Forestry (Statewide)
“Don” Johnson	5996	33.88%
“Bob” Odom	11703	66.12%

Commissioner of Insurance (Statewide)
Jim R. Bell	306	1.72%
E. “No Fault” Fletcher	1191	6.68%
John Brent “T-T” Fontenot	1019	5.71%
William E. “Coach” Johnson	1247	6.99%
“Dan” Kyle	6173	34.61%
Robert Wooley	7898	44.29%

State Senator – District 26 (Multi-parish)
“Nick” Gautreaux	4869	52.95%
Fred Hoyt	4326	47.05%

State Representative – District 41 (Multi-parish)
Greg Fruge	3683	51.63
Mickey J. Guillory	3451	48.37

Sheriff
Dave Ledford	746	4.04%
Larry J. Meaux	1476	7.99%
Wayne A. Melancon	16241	87.97%

Assessor
Russel L. Benoit	13720	74.08%
Debra Grimmer	4801	25.92%

Police Juror – District #1
Joseph “Shoe-Shine” Johnson	501	24.53%
Alton “Al” Stevenson	1541	75.47%

Police Juror – District #2
A.J. “Fatty” Broussard	1275	53.48%
Catherine R. LaCombe	1109	46.52%

Police Juror – District #3
John W. Humble, Sr.	1137	52.32%
Robert L. Jardell	1036	47.68%

Police Juror – District #4
Cecelia S. Broussard	999	55.72%
Frank Menard	613	34.19%
Maurice “Moe” Menard	181	10.09%

Police Juror – District #5
Jimmie Joseph Pellerin	1443	63.26%
Bryan Stelly	838	36.74%

Police Juror – District #6
John Beard	492	21.39%
A.J. “Jay” Credeur	630	27.39%
“Al” Doucet	506	22.00%
Obie Hulin	127	5.52%
Toby L. Leger	545	23.70%

Police Juror – District #7
Laurent Bellard, Jr.	494	22.1%
Thomas “Cade” Benoit	943	42.2%
“Pat” Daigle	797	35.6%

Police Juror – District #8
Claude “Jimmy” Courville	739	34.60%
Ed Gary	622	29.12%
Felton “Tony” Moreau	775	36.28%

Town of Basile – District #3 Alderman (Multi-parish)
Jessica G. Denette	0	0.00%
Gregory Jenkins	2	100.00%

City of Eunice – 5 Mills for Police and Fire (Multi-parish)
Yes	55	51.89%
No	51	48.11%

Constitutional Amendment #1 – $35 Million Wetlands Fund
For	9570	59.71%
Against	6458	40.29%

Constitutional Amendment #2 – Coastal Restoration Fund
For	9891	62.31%
Against	5983	37.69%

Constitutional Amendment #3 – $35 Million Wetlands Fund
For	8123	54.79%
Against	6702	45.21%

Constitutional Amendment #4 – Authorization of BESE
For	9062	56.78%
Against	6897	43.22%

Constitutional Amendment #5 – LA Workers Comp. Board Appoinment
For	9027	56.94%
Against	6826	43.06%

Constitutional Amendment #6 – Change Timed Projects for Roads
For	8018	52.08%
Against	7379	47.92%

Constitutional Amendment #7 – Public Funds for Projects
For	6849	44.20%
Against	8648	55.80%

Constitutional Amendment #8 – Offshore Rig Tax Exemption
For	8462	53.94%
Against	7226	46.06%

Constitutional Amendment #9 – Lottery Funds for Education
For	10219	64.21%
Against	5697	36.79%

Constitutional Amendment #10 – Legislation Administation
For	6553	42.40%
Against	8902	57.60%

Constitutional Amendment #11 – Rev. for Budget Stabilization
For	8660	57.17%
Against	6487	42.83%

Constitutional Amendment #12 – Protection for Public Property
For	7337	47.52%
Against	8103	52.48%

Constitutional Amendment #13 – Local Government Revenue Dedication
For	6999	45.19%
Against	8489	54.81%

Constitutional Amendment #14 – Legislative Auditors Waiting Period
For	7529	49.49%
Against	7683	50.51%

Constitutional Amendment #15 – Judge Retirement Change
For	7958	50.03%
Against	7950	49.97%

Official Election Results for November 15, 2003

Governor (Statewide)
Kathleen Babineaux Blanco	10938	57.08%
“Bobby” Jindal	8226	42.92%

Commissioner of Insurance (Statewide)
“Dan” Kyle	7984	43.54%
Robert Wooley	10353	56.46%

Police Juror – District 6
A.J. “Jay” Credeur	1410	55.12%
Toby L. Leger	1148	44.88%

Police Juror – District 7
Thomas “Cade” Benoit	1663	62.12%
“Pat” Daigle	1014	37.88%

Police Juror – District 8
Claude “Jimmy” Courville	926	37.77%
Felton “Tony” Moreau	1526	62.23%

Village of Morse – 1% Sales and Use Tax

Summary: Authority to levy and collect and additional 1% sales and use tax with the avails or proceeds to be used for any lawful corporate purpose.

Yes

32.79%

164

67.21%

Town of Iota – Proposition to Revise the Dedication of an Existing 9 Mill Tax

Summary: To revise the dedication of a 10 year ad valorem tax of 9 Mills currently being levied and collected for the purpose of construction, maintenance, and replacement of bridges to authorize the payment of costs of construction, maintenance and replacement streets, roads, avenues, alleyways, and bridges (including drainage and equipment necessary therefor) in said Town?

Yes

275

75.34%

24.66%

Official Election Results for January 17, 2004

Acadia Parish School Board – 1/2% Sales & Use Tax for Teacher Supplement

Summary: Authority to to levy and collect an additional 1/2% sales and use tax to be used exclusively for the purpose of supplementing the salaries of teachers and other school employees, including the payment of benefits directly related to the salary supplement funded by this tax.

3388

52.58%

Yes

3056

47.42%

City of Rayne – 10 Year 5 Mills Renewal

Summary: 10 Year, 5 Mills Property Tax Renewal for constructing, maintaining and operating playgrounds and recreation centers for the City of Rayne, Louisiana.

Yes

637

68.42%

294

31.58%

Official Election Results for March 9, 2004

Presidential Nominee – Republican Party (Nationwide)
George W. Bush	465	95.68%
“Bill” Wyatt	21	4.32%

Presidential Nominee – Democratic Party (Nationwide)
Wesley K. Clark	86	4.87%
Howard Dean	94	5.32%
John Edwards	396	22.41%
John F. Kerry	1100	62.25%
Dennis J. Kucinich	18	1.02%
Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.	18	1.02%
“Bill” McGaughey	55	3.11%

Member of Republican State Central Committee 41st Representative District, Sub-district B
Gregory Fruge	11	45.83%
Russell Pavich	13	54.17%

Member of Democratic State Central Committee 41st Representative District
Gladney L. “Mike” Manuel, Jr.	355	57.17%
Barry K. Soileau	266	42.83%

Parish-wide Library Tax Proposition (Tax Continuation)

Summary: 10 Year, 4.25 Mills Property Tax Continuation for improving, maintaining and operating public libraries in Acadia Parish.

Yes

1570

64.50%

864

35.50%

Official Election Results for the July 17, 2004

1/2% Sales Tax for School Board Employees

Summary: Authority to levy and collect an additional one-half percent (1/2%) sales and use tax to be used exclusively for the purpose of supplementing the salaries of all school board employees, except for the superintendent, and board members, including the payment of benefits directly related to the salary supplement funded by the tax.

Yes

4970

55.64%

3963

44.36%

10 Yr. 2.08 Mills for District 7 School Board (Tax Continuation)

Summary: 10 Year, 2.08 mills tax continuation for the purpose of operating, maintaining and improving public school facilities in the district, the said funds to be specifically dedicated to the Basile High School Athletic Department for coaches’ salaries, equipment, transportation, and any and all other legitimate purposes of said department.

Yes

61.54%

38.46%

Official Election Results for September 18, 2004

3rd District Court of Appeal – Div. B (Multi-parish)
Thomas K. “Tom” Regan	3180	32.44%
“Jimmy” Genovese	2833	28.90%
Paul deMahy	2518	25.69%
“Francie” Bouillion	1272	12.98%

City of Eunice – City Marshall (Multi-parish)
Terry J. Darbonne	63	53.85%
Charles “Brother” Atchison	34	29.06%
Jimmie E. Edwards	12	10.26%
Ronnie Valenta	8	6.84%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment No. 1 – Marriage Amendment

Summary: To provide that marriage in this state shall consist of the union of one man and one woman, that legal incidents of marriage shall not be conferred on a member of any union other than such union, and that the state shall not validate or recognize a legal status identical or substantially similar to that of marriage for unmarried individuals or any marriage contracted in any other jurisdiction which in not the union of one man and one woman. (Adds Article XII, Section 15)

For

8681

85.70%

Against

1448

14.30%

10 Yr. 8.89 Mills Second Ward Gravity Drainage in District 2 (Tax Continuation)

Summary: 10 Year, 8.89 Mills Property Tax Continuation for the purpose of acquiring, constructing, improving, maintaining and operating gravity drainage works within and for the district.

Yes

300

67.42%

145

32.58%

10 Yr. 5.12 Mills for Bayou Plaquemine and Wikoff Drainage District (Tax Continuation)

Summary: 10 Year, 5.12 mills tax continuation for the purpose of acquiring, constructing, improving, maintaining and operating gravity drainage works within the district.

Yes

800

65.04%

430

34.96%

Official Election Results for November 2, 2004

President and Vice President for the United States of America (Nationwide)
John Kerry & John Edwards Democratic Party	8937	35.42%
George W. Bush & Dick Cheney Republican Party	16083	63.75%
Mike Peroutka & Chuck Baldwin Constitution Party	27	0.11%
Michael Badnarik & Campagna Libertarian Party	28	0.11%
David Cobb & Patricia LaMarche Louisiana Green Party	18	0.07%
Gene Amondson & Leroy Pletten Prohibition	8	0.03%
Walt Brown & Mary Herbert Protecting Working Families	18	0.07%
James Harris & Margaret Trowe Socialist Workers Party	9	0.04%
Ralph Nader & Peter Camejo The Better Life	102	0.40%

United States Senator (Statewide)
Richard M. Fontanesi	193	0.77%
R.A. “Skip” Galan	66	0.26%
“Chris” John	13401	53.44%
John Kennedy	1045	4.17%
Sam Houston Melton, Jr.	41	0.16%
Arthur A. Morrell	140	0.56%
David Vitter	10193	40.64%
U.S. Representative – 7th Congressional District (Multi-parish)
Charles Boustany, Jr.	10900	43.92%
Malcolm R. Carriere	447	1.80%
“Don” Cravins	6336	25.53%
Willie Landry Mount	4470	18.01%
David Thibodeaux	2666	10.74%
Judge, Court of Appeal – 3rd Circuit, Division B (Multi-parish)
Paul deMahy	9377	40.41%
“Jimmy” Genovese	13825	59.59%
City of Eunice – City Marshall (Multi-parish)
Terry J. Darbonne	119	79.33%
Jimmie E. Edwards	31	20.67%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment No. 1 – Right to Hunt, Fish, & Trap

Summary: To Guarantee the right of every citizen to hunt, fish and trap, subject to regulation, restriction, or prohibition as provided by law. (Adds Article I, Section 27)

For

18225

85.27%

Against

3148

14.73%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment No. 2 – Homestead Exemption & Limitations

Summary: To provide that homestead exempt property is limited to property owned and occupied by the owners; to provide for land classified and assessed at use value; to provide that a field which qualifies for a homestead exemption may have timber on it; to prohibit granting the homestead exemption to bond for deed property unless granted before June 20, 2003; to explicitly prohibit more than one homestead exemption applying to any person; and to require the homestead exemption to extend to the following: (1) The surviving spouse when the homestead is occupied by the surviving spouse and title to it is in the surviving spouse’s name as owner of any interest or as usufructuary, or in the name of a testamentary trust established for the benefit of the surviving spouse or he descendants, or to the former spouse when the homestead is occupied by the former spouse and title to it is in the name of either or both of the former spouses. (2) Property owned by an irrevocable trust when the principal beneficiary or beneficiaries are the settlor or settlors of the trust and were the immediate prior owners of the homestead, and the homestead is occupied as such by a principal beneficiary. (3) Property where the usufruct has been granted to no more than two usufructuaries who occupy the homestead and who were the immediate prior owners of the homestead. (4) A natural person or persons and to an irrevocable trust created by a natural person or persons in which the beneficiaries of the trust are a natural person or persons if the criteria above is otherwise satisfied. (5) Property owned, limited to the pro rata ownership interest of the person occupying the homestead unless provided otherwise above. (Amends Article VII, Section 20(A))

For

16715

76.59%

Against

5108

23.41%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment No. 3 – Eligibility for Veterans for Civil Service

Summary: To provide that persons who served honorably in the armed forces of the United States for at least ninety days after September 11, 2001, for reasons other than training are eligible for the veterans’ five-point preference for original state police service employment or original civil service employment by the state, by the city of New Orleans, or by any other civil service system governed by the same provisions of the constitution; to provide that persons who served honorably in the armed forces of the United States during a war declared by the United States Congress are eligible for the veterans’ five-point preference for original state police service employment; and to permit the legislature to provide for the addition of war periods or armed conflicts for such eligibility by state law enacted by a two-thirds vote. (Amends Article X, Sections 10(A)(2) and 48(A)(2))

For

17171

77.85%

Against

4885

22.15%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment No. 4 – LA Farmers & Fisherman’s Support for Industry

Summary: To authorize the legislature to provide by law for programs to assist Louisiana farmers and fishermen with support and expansion of their industries; to establish the Agricultural and Seafood Products Support Fund as a special fund in the state treasury; to provide for the sources of monies in the fund to be from the licensing of trademarks or labels for use in promoting Louisiana agricultural and seafood products, grants, gifts, donations received by the state, any other revenues as provided for by law, and monies appropriated by the legislature to the fund; and to provide for sources of monies in the fund and use of monies appropriated from the fund for assistance to Louisiana farmers and fishermen. (Adds Article VII, Section 10.12)

For

14691

67.20%

Against

7170

32.80%

Proposition #1 – 10 Year 1.5 Mills Property Tax for Seniors

Summary: 10 Year, 1-1/2 Mills Property Tax for the purpose of providing funds to match federal and state funds allocated to Acadia Parish for services to the elderly including the establishment and maintenance of centers for senior citizens. Shall the Parish of Acadia, State of Louisiana (the “Parish”), be authorized to levy a one and one-half (1 1/2) mills tax on all the property subject to taxation in the Parish for a period often (10) years, beginning with the year 2005 and ending with the year 2014, for the purpose of providing funds to match federal and state funds allocated to Acadia Parish for services to the elderly, including the establishment and maintenance of centers for senior citizens.

Yes

11232

50.84%

10859

49.16%

Official Election Results for December 4, 2004

U.S. Representative – 7th Congressional District (Multi-parish)
Charles Boustany, Jr.	7526	63.46%
Willie Landry Mount	4334	36.54%

Official Election Results for January 20, 2001

City of Crowley Proposition #1 (Cont. of 5 Mill Street Maint.)
Yes	187	54.52%
No	156	45.48%

City of Crowley Proposition #2 (Cont. of 5 Mill Public Bldgs., Brid., etc. Tax)
Yes	188	54.81%
No	155	45.19%

City of Crowley Proposition #3 (Cont. of .75 Mill Cemetery Tax)
Yes	180	53.25%
No	158	46.75%

District #1, Parish of Acadia Fire Protection Tax Continuation Proposition

Yes	54	96.43%
No	2	3.57%

Official Election Results for April 7, 2001

Alderman – City of Iota
R.B. “Toby” Fontenot	150	66.08%
Rod LeJeune	77	33.92%

Official Election Results for July 21, 2001

First Ward Drainage District 8 Mils BOC
Yes	482	79.80%
No	122	20.20%

Official Election Results for October 20, 2001

Special Election – Alderman Ward 1 Div. A – Crowley
Tiger Istre	412	72.03%
Jeffrey Thibodeaux	160	27.97%

Tax Renewal Proposition – City of Eunice

10 Year, 5 Mills Property Tax Renewal for the purpose of maintaining and keeping in repair the streets in the City of Eunice.

Yes

90.91%

9.09%

Official Election Results for November 17, 2001

Proposition #1 – Tax Continuation

Summary: Authority to continue a 2.12 Mills tax for a period of 10 years for the purpose of improving and paying the maintenance and operating expenses of the public health units of Acadia Parish and other public related public health activities.

Yes

1945

65.36%

1031

34.64%

Proposition #2 – Tax Continuation

Summary: Authority to continue a 3.18 mills tax for a period of 10 years for the purpose of constructing and maintaining roads and bridges in Acadia Parish.

Yes

1907

64.25%

1061

35.75%

Proposition #3 – Sales Tax Proposition

Summary: 1/4% Sales and Use Tax for a period of 10 years to be dedicated and used for the purpose of paying the cost of maintaining and operating a parishwide mosquito control program, including the cost of acquiring land, buildings and equipment necessary in connection therewith, with the authority to fund the proceeds of the tax into bonds to pay the cost of capital improvements for such purposes.

Yes

1269

42.94%

1686

57.06%

Official Election Results for January 19, 2002

City of Eunice 1% Sales Tax Renewal (Multi-parish)
Yes	18	85.71%
No	3	14.29%

Official Election Results for April 6, 2002

Acadia – St. Landry Hospital Tax Renewal
Yes	275	83.5%
No	54	16.4%

Official Election Results for July 20, 2002

Acadia Parish 1/4% Sales Tax – Mosquito Control
Yes	2427	47.63%
No	2669	52.37%

Acadia/Evangeline Millage Renewal for Fire Protection
Yes	76	93.83%
No	5	6.17%

Official Election Results for October 12, 2002

15th JDC Judge Division J
Kristian Earles	7094	50.55%
“Kenny” Privat	6941	49.45%

15th JDC Judge Division B (Multi-parish)
Jules Edwards	962	71.68%
Glenn Labbe	380	28.32%

School Board Member District 2
Lyle C. Johnson	1039	50.27%
Douglas J. “Doug” Lacombe	1028	49.73%

School Board Member District 3
Lynn Shamsie	1112	56.33%
Kerry Stutes	862	43.67%

School Board Member District 4
John H. Quebodeaux	1028	55.84%
John Suire	813	44.16%

School Board Member District 5
Roland J. Boudreaux	1250	46.30%
Nolton J. Senegal Sr.	855	31.67%
Rodney J. Trahan	595	22.04%

School Board Member District 6
Gene I. Daigle	960	55.72%
John Lee Smith	763	44.28%

Justice of the Peace Ward 2
Joseph Wayne Doucet	628	61.15%
Pearl Perrodin	399	38.85%

City of Crowley – Mayor
Isabella L. delaHoussaye	3222	81.92%
Michael J. Ritchie	711	18.08%

City of Crowley – Chief of Police
K.P. Gibson	2816	70.74%
Paul C. Lavergne	1165	29.26%

Crowley Alderman – Ward 1 Division B
“Kitty” Valdetero	585	52.89%
Adam Gates	521	47.11%

Crowley Alderman – Ward 2 Division A
James M. Buatt	607	59.98%
Albert J. “Al” Leleux	405	40.02%

Crowley Alderman – Ward 4 Division A
Woodrow “Woody” Marceaux	627	67.20%
Elliot Dore	306	32.80%

City of Rayne – Mayor
James J. “Jimbo” Petitjean	2310	68.00%
Martha Royer	1087	32.00%

City of Rayne – Chief of Police
George Melancon	1656	48.53%
Carroll Stelly	1538	45.08%
Albert L. Bouillion Sr.	218	6.39%

City of Rayne – Alderman at Large
Paul Molbert	1773	54.42%
Wilbert Stelly	1485	45.58%

Rayne Alderman – Ward 2
Jude “Butch” Abshire	646	80.85%
“Joe” Menard Jr.	153	19.15%

Rayne Alderman – Ward 3
Gerard L. “Jerry” Arceneaux	565	64.20%
Maurice Menard	315	35.80%

Rayne Alderman – Ward 4
Gerald L. Foreman	476	43.63%
Jack McIntyre	374	34.28%
Steve Matte	241	22.09%
Town of Church Point – Mayor
Roger Boudreaux	907	52.79%
Michael K. Saucier	587	34.17%
Roderick J. Wimberley	224	13.04%

Town of Church Point – Chief of Police
Albert J. Venable Sr.	937	54.80%
Steven R. Gosvener	578	33.80%
Vernon Semien	134	7.84%
Murphy Leopaul	61	3.57%

Town of Church Point Alderman – Ward 1
“Mel” Green	325	75.41%
Michael Malbrough	106	24.59%

Town of Church Point Alderman – Ward 2
Alexis Jagneaux Jr.	194	59.69%
Harold Deshotel	131	40.31%

Town of Church Point Alderman – Ward 3
Gary J. Duplechin	161	53.49%
John “Big Mac” McBride	81	26.91%
Carole Deshotel	59	19.60%

Town of Church Point Alderman – Ward 4
Theresa R. “Teasie” Cary	188	51.79%
Carl P. Daigle	175	48.21%

Town of Church Point Alderman – Ward 5
Errol “Slu” Comeaux	169	63.77%
Dallas Matte	96	36.23%

Town of Iota – Chief of Police
Scott Pousson	376	73.44%
Richard Breaux	136	26.56%
Town of Iota – Alderman (5 to be elected)
Troy Lantz	393	16.54%
Raleigh Miller	286	12.04%
Warren C. Pousson	283	11.91%
Cody Leckelt	275	11.57%
R.B. “Toby” Fontenot	254	10.69%
Thomas W. Miller	242	10.19%
Robert “Bobby” Walker	231	9.72%
“Doug” Kidder	207	8.71%
Kevin Dwayne Dietz	205	8.63%

Village of Estherwood – Chief of Police
James Burnett Sr.	162	51.27%
Herman Mire	99	31.33%
Noelton Joseph Pommier	55	17.41%

Village of Estherwood – Alderman (3 to be elected)
Emily Roy	216	26.67%
“Bill” Maples	190	23.46%
Winford Guillory	163	20.12%
Harold Manny Trahan	142	17.53%
Jo Ann S. Villejoin	99	12.22%

Village of Mermentau – Alderman (2 to be elected)
Peggy Bergeaux	100	29.50%
Doris Trahan Sr.	90	26.55%
Darla Istre	84	24.78%
“Becky” Cormier	59	17.40%
Crystal Premo	6	1.77%

Town of Duson – Chief of Police
Roland Lewis	9	39.13%
Scott D. Gary	7	30.43%
John Lofton	6	26.09
Archie Guidry	1	4.35%

Town of Duson – Alderman (5 to be elected)
Marquita R. Henry	19	18.63%
Alvin Felix	15	14.71%
Gerald Alleman	14	13.73%
Eugene “Gene” Cahanin	14	13.73%
Dwayne Bowers	12	11.76%
Jimmy A. Champagne	12	11.76%
Johnny Thibodeaux	11	10.78%
Larry Thibodeaux	5	4.90%

City of Eunice – Mayor (Multi-parish)
Kenneth J. Peart	59	51.30%
E. Lynn LeJeune	56	48.70%

City of Eunice – Chief of Police (Multi-parish)
Gary “Goose” Fontenot	54	47.37%
Donald “Smitty” Smith	38	33.33%
“Randy” Fontenot	22	19.30%

City of Eunice Alderman – Ward 3 (Multi-parish)
Chawana V. Fontenot	89	79.46%
Alvin T. Klein	23	20.54%

Town of Basile – Mayor (Multi-parish)
Berline Boone	0	0.00%
Charlotte Smith	0	0.00%

Town of Basile – Chief of Police (Multi-parish)
Curtis Arceneaux	0	0.00%
Patrick Comeaux	0	0.00%
Alan Ivory Jr.	0	0.00%

School Board Tax Renewal – District 7
Yes	63	55.75%
No	50	44.25%

Fire Protection District 8 Parcel Fee
Yes	291	76.98%
No	87	23.02%

Official Election Results for November 5, 2002

U.S. Senator (Statewide)
Mary Landrieu	6991	42.05%
Suzanne Haik Terrell	4619	27.78%
John Cooksey	2516	15.13%
“Tony” Perkins	2001	12.04%
Raymond Brown	358	2.15%
Patrick E. “Live Wire” Landry	67	0.40%
Ernest Edward Skillman, Jr.	29	0.17%
Gary D. Robbins	26	0.16%
James Lemann	19	0.11%

U.S. 7th Congressional Representative (Multi-parish)
“Chris John”	14111	88.50%
Roberto Valletta	1833	11.50%

Acadia Parish Police Jury Proposition – 1/4% Sales Tax for Mosquito Control
No	7406	50.75%
Yes	7188	49.25%

Acadia Parish School Board Member – District 5
Roland J. Boudreaux	1792	62.09%
Nolton J. Senegal, Jr.	1094	37.91%

City of Rayne – Chief of Police
George Melancon	1879	52.80%
Carroll J. Stelly	1680	47.20%

City of Rayne – Alderman Ward 4
Gerald L. Foreman	406	52.19%
Jack McIntyre	372	47.81%

Town of Duson – Chief of Police (Multi-parish)
Roland Lewis	17	73.91%
Scott D. Gary	6	26.09%

Constitutional Amendment #1 – Changes to Legislative Session

Summary: To change general legislative sessions from odd-numbered years to even-numbered years and fiscal sessions from even-numbered years to odd-numbered years; to provide for the consideration of not more than five prefiled bills per member which are not within the subject matter limitations during fiscal sessions; to provide that the legislation which levies, authorizes, increases, decreases, or repeals a fee or which dedicates revenue, and local and special bills; to extend the length of the fiscal sessions; and to provide for certain legislative deadlines during annual regular sessions.

Against

8369

58.27%

For

5993

41.73%

Constitutional Amendment #2 – Income/Sales Tax Swap

Summary: To retain the current limitation on individual income tax rates; to eliminate the current limitation on individual income tax brackets; to provide that the state individual and joint income tax schedule of rates and brackets shall never exceed the rates and brackets set forth in Title 47 of the Louisiana Revised Statutes on January 1, 2003, to provide that the state sales tax and use tax rate on food for home consumption, consumer purchases of natural gas, electricity, water, and prescription drugs shall be two percent for the period of January 1, 2003 through June 30, 2003, and to prohibit on July 1, 2003 the imposition of state sales and use tax on food for home consumption, consumer purchases of natural gas, electricity, water, and prescription drugs.

Against

8518

56.80%

For

6479

43.20%

Constitutional Amendment #3 – State Budget Adjustments

Summary: To authorize the legislature to establish procedures determining projected deficits and budget adjustments related to deficit avoidance; to provide that such pr0cedures for amendment may be made by specific legislation enacted by a favorable two-thirds vote of the legislature; to authorize adjustments of up to five percent of constitutionally protected and mandated allocations and appropriations if aggregate reductions of seven-tenths of one percent of allocations and appropriations from the state general fund have been made; to limit such reductions of the Minimum Foundation Program to one percent; to authorize the transfer of monies from one fund to another as a result of such budget adjustments, but not to exceed the amount of the deficit; to authorize, for the purposes of the budget estimate and enactment of the budget for the next fiscal year, that if the official revenue forecast for the next fiscal year is at least one percent less than the forecast for the current fiscal year, an amount not to exceed five percent of the monies appropriated from any fund established by law or constitution shall be available for appropriation in the next fiscal year for a purpose other than as specified by law or constitution shall be available for appropriation in the next fiscal year for a purpose other than as specified by law or constitution; to limit amounts available for use for other purposes with respect to the Minimum Foundation Program to one percent; to exempt from such reductions any revenues dedicated or pledged as security for bonds, the severance tax and royalty allocations to parishes, retirement contributions, the Louisiana Education Quality Trust Fund, the Millennium Trust except for appropriations from the trust, and monies not required to be deposited in the state treasury; and to authorize the legislature to provide for the implementation of these provisions.

Against

7501

51.74%

For

6996

48.26%

Constitutional Amendment #4 – Removal of Public Employees

Summary: To require that the legislature provide by general law for the removal of any state or local public employees, whether classified or unclassified, from his position of employment for conviction, during his employment, of a felony as defined by law.

For

9438

66.22%

Against

4815

33.78%

Constitutional Amendment #5 – Retirement Community Tax Break

Summary: Authorizes the State Board of Commerce and Industry, with the approval of the governor and the affected local governing authorities, to contract with developers of retirement communities for the exemption from local or special ad valorem taxes.

Against

8889

63.95%

For

5011

36.05%

Constitutional Amendment #6 – Supplemental Pay for Police & Fire Fighters

Summary: To require the governor’s recommended budget estimate to include amounts sufficient to fully fund the cost of state supplemental pay for full-time local law enforcement and fire protection officers as required by law in effect on July 1, 2001; to require, beginning July 1, 2003, appropriations to fully fund such supplemental pay; to provide for the reduction of such appropriations, under certain circumstances, with the consent of two-thirds of the members of each house of the legislature.

For

9701

66.44%

Against

4901

33.56%

Constitutional Amendment #7 – One Time Filing for Senior Tax Break

Summary: To provide that persons qualifying for the special assessment level for certain persons aged sixty-five or older shall not be required to reapply annually.

For

7900

57.11%

Against

5932

42.89%

Constitutional Amendment #8 – Higher Education Investment

Summary: To authorize the institutions of higher education or their management boards to invest in stocks up to fifty percent of certain funds received from gifts and grants, endowments, and other funds.

Against

8521

60.86%

For

5481

39.14%

Constitutional Amendment #9 – Medicaid Trust Fund Investment

Summary: To authorize the investment in stocks of up to thirty-five percent of the Medical Trust Fund for the Elderly.

Against

8660

61.59%

For

5400

38.41%

Constitutional Amendment #10 – Farmers Drought Protection Fund

Summary: To authorize the legislature by law to establish and implement programs to assist farmers who voluntarily forgo irrigating with groundwater for agricultural production for the purpose of protecting, conserving, or replenishing groundwater supply during periods of drought or to provide for the development and enhancement of surface water resources for use by farmers for irrigation purposes, or both, and to provide revenue to fund such assistance; to establish the Drought Protection Trust Fund as a special fund in the state treasury; to provide for sources of monies in the fund and use of the fund.

Against

8432

59.42%

For

5758

40.58%

Constitutional Amendment #11 – Offshore Drilling Rig Tax Break

Summary: To exempt from ad valorem taxation drilling rigs used exclusively for the exploration and development of minerals outside the territorial limits of the state in Outer Continental Shelf waters which are within the state for the purpose of being stored, stacked, converted, renovated, or repaired, and any property incorporated in or used in the operation of such drilling rigs.

Against

8010

57.99%

For

5802

42.01%

Constitutional Amendment #12 – Qualification for Livingston Parish Coroner

Summary: To provide that the qualifications for office of coroner in Livingston Parish may be established by law.

Against

8317

60.49%

For

5432

39.51%

Official Election Results for December 7, 2002

U.S. Senator (Statewide)
Suzanne Haik Terrell	8214	53.31%
Mary Landrieu	7195	46.69%

Official Election Results for January 15, 2000

1st Ward Drainage District – 8 mills, 10 Years
Yes	139	48.10%
No	150	51.90%

Official Election Results for March 14, 2000

Presidential Republican Candidate Primary (Nationwide)
Gary Bauer	6	0.65%
George W. Bush	751	81.45%
Steve Forbes	12	1.30%
Alan Keyes	86	9.33%
John McCain	67	7.27%

Presidential Democratic Candidate Primary (Nationwide)
Bill Bradley	395	25.52%
Randy Crow	47	3.04%
Al Gore	1050	67.83%
Lyndon Larouche Jr.	56	3.62%

Alderman Ward 2 – City of Rayne
Butch Abshire	242	52.84%
Chris Richard	83	18.12%
Jimmie Wilson	26	5.68%
Lucy Wiltz	107	23.36

DSCC Member 41st Representative District Office B
Glen Bihm	179	27.71%
R.L. Savoy	467	72.29%

RSCC Member 42nd Representative District
Charlie Buckels	165	13.87%
Isabella Delahoussaye	259	21.76%
Anthony Emmons	294	24.71%
Michael Francis	190	15.97%
Helen Blue Garrett	40	3.36%
Lenny Hensgens	242	20.34%

Official Election Results for April 15, 2000

5 Mill Renewal for Fire & Police Personnel
Yes	266	74.51%
No	91	25.49%

Official Election Results for July 15, 2000

P/W Police Jury Proposition
Yes	971	56.6%
No	745	43.4%

Fire Protection District 6 Proposition
Yes	107	91.4%
No	10	8.5%

Fire Protection District 7 Proposition
Yes	150	69.4%
No	66	30.5%

Fire Protection District 9 Proposition
Yes	410	69.1%
No	183	30.8%

Fourth Ward Drainage District 1 Proposition
Yes	22	70.9%
No	9	29.0%

Egan Drainage District 1 Proposition
Yes	42	67.7%
No	20	32.2%

Official Election Results for October 7, 2000

Alderman for the Village of Estherwood
Keith Goutreaux (D) #16	27	16.87%
Frances K. Guillory (D) #17	58	36.25%
Ricky LeBlanc (D) #18	75	46.87%

Official Election Results for November 7, 2000

Presidential Candidate (Nationwide)
Gore/Liberman – Democratic Party	8892	38.26%
Buchanan/Foster – Reform Party	255	1.10%
Bush/Cheney – Republican Party	13814	59.45%
Phillips/Frazier – Constitution Party	15	0.06%
Nader/LaDuke – Green Party	227	0.98%
Browne/Oliver – Libertarian Party	15	0.06%
Hagelin/Ticciati – Natural Law Party	9	0.04%
Harris/Trowe – Socialist Workers Party	11	0.05%

U.S. Congressman – 7th Congressional District (Multi-parish)
Michael P. Harris #91	2755	14.88%
Chris John #92	15761	85.12%

Village of Estherwood – Alderman at Large
Francis Guillory #17	109	37.98%
Ricky LeBlanc #18	178	62.02%

Amendment #1

To authorize the creation and abolishment, by law, of a corporation as a central source principal economic development organization of the state; to provide for the creation, administration, and powers, duties, and functions of such entity; to exempt such entity from civil service; to authorize such entity to engage in cooperative endeavors for economic development purposes and to receive state funds as appropriated by the legislature for economic development purposes. (Amends Article XII, Section 12)

For

6102

29.48%

Against

14594

70.52%

Amendment #2

To eliminate the constitutional requirement for a state income tax deduction for federal income taxes paid, to eliminate the current limitation on individual income tax rates, and to provide that the state individual and joint income tax schedule of rates and brackets shall never exceed the rates and brackets set forth in Title 47 of the Louisianan Revised Statutes on January 1, 2001. (Amends Article VII, Section 4(A))

For

6144

29.53%

Against

14659

70.47%

Amendment #3

To provide that food for home consumption, natural gas, electricity, and water shall be exempt from any sales and use tax levied by the state or by a statewide political subdivision. (Adds Article VII, Section 2.2)

For

7795

38.57%

Against

12416

61.43%

Amendment #4

To authorize local governments to loan, pledge, or donate certain revenues dedicated to economic or industrial development to persons, associations, or corporations which agree to locate or expand industrial operations in the area and agree to hire a certain minimum number of local residents. (Amends Article VII, Section 14(B))

For

6190

30.30%

Against

14241

69.70%

City of Rayne Proposition

Summary: Authority to prohibit the sale of any alcoholic beverages between the hours of 2:00 a.m. on Sunday and 6:00 a.m. on Monday in the City of Rayne as defined in Section 10-1 of the code of ordinances of the City of Rayne, State of Louisiana.

Yes

1814

59.26%

1247

40.74%

Proposition #1 – First Ward Drainage District (Tax Renewal)

Summary: 10 Year, 5 mills property tax renewal for maintenance, construction and improvement of drainage works within and for the district, including the acquisition of equipment thereor.

Yes

2128

49.09%

2207

50.91%

Proposition #2

Summary: 10 years, 3 mills additional property tax for maintenance, construction and improvement of drainage works within and for the district, including the acquisition of equipment thereor.

Yes

1653

38.44%

2647

61.56%

Official Election Results for January 16, 1999

Crowley School Board District No. 2 – #1 Bond
Yes	577	12.47%
No	4050	87.53%

Crowley School Board District No. 2 – #2 Millage
Yes	590	12.70%
No	4054	87.30%

Fire Protection District 1 – Proposition #1 Bond
Yes	121	68.75%
No	55	31.25%

Fire Protection District 4 – Proposition #2, 8 Mills
Yes	122	70.52%
No	51	29.48%

Official Election Results for May 1, 1999

Acadia Parish Sales Tax Dist. to Re-Dedicate Landfill
Yes	611	5.48%
No	10531	94.52%

Official Election Results for July 17, 1999

Crowley 6th Ward Drainage District – 5 Mills
Yes	234	51.32%
No	222	48.68%

Fire Protection – District #3, Parcel Fee
Yes	209	71.33%
No	84	28.67%

Fire Protection – District #3, 5 Mills
Yes	147	51.04%
No	141	48.96%

Fire Protection – District #5, 4.80 Mills
Yes	237	94.42%
No	14	5.58%

Official Election Results for October 23, 1999

Governor (Statewide)
Belinda Alexandrenko	124	0.68%
Sid Baron	31	0.17%
Charles Bellone	49	0.27%
Uncle Berl Bush	89	0.49%
Mike Foster Jr.	13161	72.46%
Tom Greene	561	3.o9%
William J. Jefferson	3764	20.72%
Ronnie Glynn Johnson	26	0.14%
Albert Jones	26	0.14%
Bob McElroy	27	0.15%
Phil Preis	290	1.60%
Messiah DP Ward	15	0.08%

Lt. Governor (Statewide)
Kathleen Blanco	15388	89.07%
Kevin J. Duplantis	1028	5.95%
Cornel Martin	678	3.92%
Sadie Roberts-Joseph	182	1.05%

Treasurer (Statewide)
Ken Duncan	7992	48.74%
John Kennedy	8404	51.26%

Commissioner of Insurance (Statewide)
Allen Boudreaux	4590	27.48%
Jim Brown	8128	48.67%
Winston W. Riddick	3983	23.85%

Commissioner of Elections (Statewide)
Wray Anderson	452	2.77%
Ben Beychok	435	2.66%
Charles Brou	318	1.95%
Mary Chehardy	600	3.67%
Jim Crowley	1371	8.39%
Jerry Fowler	4378	26.80%
Louis “Woody” Jenkins	5553	34.00%
Robert K. Lansden	126	0.77%
Sam Melancon	637	3.90%
Gary Reynolds	124	0.76%
Suzanne H. Terrell	2339	14.32%

Bese Board – 7th District (Multi-parish)
Dale Bayard	8514	57.86%
Sandie MacKnight	6200	42.14%

State Senator – 26th Senatorial District (Multi-parish)
Laurie B. Hebert	4260	30.59%
Fred Hoyt	9666	69.41%

State Representative – 41st District (Multi-parish)
Glenn Bihm	2334	35.00%
Greg Fruge	4334	65.00%

Sheriff
Ken Goss	15181	87.03%
Dave Ledford	2263	12.97%

Assessor
Russel Benoit	12242	70.73%
Debra A. Grimmer	5067	29.27%

Police Juror – District 1
Omenita M. Gwinn	413	19.23%
Joseph Johnson	619	28.82%
Al Stevenson	1116	51.96%

Police Juror – District 2
A.J. “Fatty” Broussard	641	27.88%
Kristian Earles	518	22.53%
Catherine Lacombe	1140	49.59%

Police Juror – District 4
Cecelia Broussard	1373	64.98%
T-George Melancon	740	35.02%

Police Juror – District 5
Jimmie Pellerin	1282	55.02%
Tommy Petijean	1048	44.98%

Police Juror – District 6
John W. Beard	956	42.93%
Al Doucet	581	26.09%
Charles Labbe	690	30.98%

Police Juror – District 7
Andrew Bellard	633	26.64%
Pat Daigle	764	32.15%
Larry Meaux	110	4.63%
Wendell Middlebrooks	470	19.78%
Lester Savoy	399	16.79%

Constable – Justice of the Peace – Ward 3
Carl Higginbotham	688	26.97%
Ferdie Miller	1080	42.34%
Leander Richard	783	30.69%

Iota – Long Point Gravity District Proposition
Yes	599	74.88%
No	201	25.13%

Constitutional Amendment No. 1 – Changes to Legislative Session
For	5042	40.37%
Against	7448	59.63%

Constitutional Amendment No. 2 – Tobacco Settlement & Trust
For	8169	65.58%
Against	4287	34.42%

Constitutional Amendment No. 3 – Permits Biennial Budgets
For	4651	37.63%
Against	7708	62.37%

Constitutional Amendment No. 4 – Supplemental Pay for Police
For	6269	45.26%
Against	7583	54.74%

Constitutional Amendment No. 5 – Donate Surplus Prop. Law Enforcement
For	7158	53.89%
Against	6124	46.11%

Constitutional Amendment No. 6 – Donate Asphalt State to Parish
For	8538	62.67%
Against	5086	37.33%

Constitutional Amendment No. 7 – Prohibit & Reduce Fund Institution
For	6319	46.52%
Against	7294	53.58%

Constitutional Amendment No. 8 – Limit Automatic Pardons
For	7827	57.16%
Against	5867	42.84%

Constitutional Amendment No. 9 – Repeal WDS Rapides School Board
For	6040	45.46%
Against	7247	54.54%

Constitutional Amendment No. 10 – Tax Exemption Orleans Property
For	5907	44.33%
Against	7418	55.67%

Official Election Results for November 20, 1999

Commissioner of Insurance (Statewide)
Allen Boudreaux	3339	43.31%
Jim Brown	4370	56.69%

Commissioner of Elections (Statewide)
Louis “Woody” Jenkins	3792	49.57%
Suzanne H. Terrell	3858	50.43%

Police Juror – District 2
A.J. “Fatty” Broussard	532	35.61%
Catherine Lacombe	962	64.39%

Police Juror – District 6
John E. Bearb	1049	64.28%
Charles A. Labbe	583	35.72%

Police Juror – District 7
Andrew Bellard	651	48.33%
Pat Daigle	696	51.67%

Constable – Justice of the Peace – Ward 3
Ferdie C. Miller	980	55.71%
Leander Richard	779	44.29%

Bayou Mallet GDD 5.04 Mills – 10 Years
Yes	219	72.76%
No	82	27.24%

Constitutional Amendment No. 1 – Limits Gubernatorial Pardons
For	4213	62.08%
Against	2573	37.92%

Constitutional Amendment No. 2 – Investment of Certain Funds in Stock
For	3377	51.03%
Against	3241	48.97%

Constitutional Amendment No. 3 – Create Zachary School Board
For	3478	53.54%
Against	3018	46.46%

Constitutional Amendment No. 4 – Limits Methods to Disolve LWCC
For	4928	70.02%
Against	2110	29.98%

Constitutional Amendment No. 5 – Permits LWCC to Par-Guaranty Fund
For	4634	68.02%
Against	2179	31.98%

Constitutional Amendment No. 6 – Exempts 70+ Years of Age from Jury Services
For	4697	69.07%
Against	2103	30.93%

Official Election Results for April 4, 1998

Police Juror – District 5
Jimmie Pellerin	442	43.38%
Thomas “Tommy” Petijean	577	56.62%

Official Election Results for October 3, 1998

Public Service Commissioner (Statewide)
Michael Muller	1493	13.42%
Dale Sittig	9633	86.58%

School Board Member – District 1
Paul Broussard	173	29.08%
Lyle Johnson	325	54.62%
Tyrone Julian	97	16.30%

School Board Member – District 6
Michael Pastor	208	39.32%
John Suire	321	60.68%

School Board Member – District 16
Joe Bellon	249	34.30%
Robert Bergeaux	232	31.96%
Bethamy L. Miller	245	33.75%

Mayor – Church Point
Roger Boudreaux	1050	67.18%
Robert Thibodeaux	513	32.82%

Mayor – Mermentau
Charles Benoit	113	48.50%
David Fruge	120	51.50%

Mayor – Morse
Leon Clement	189	50.94%
Nell Richard	182	49.06%

Mayor – Duson (Multi-parish)
Gene Hernandez	2	8.70%
John Lagneaux	11	47.83%
Johnny Thibodeaux	10	43.48%

Chief of Police – Church Point
Murphy Leopaul	218	13.56%
Floyd Lyons	594	36.94%
Albert Venable Sr.	796	49.50%

Chief of Police – Crowley
Don Alleman	1731	44.25%
Toby Eaglin	897	22.93%
Joe Leblanc	1284	32.82%

Chief of Police – Eunice (Multi-parish)
Terry Darbonne	25	21.74%
Goose Fontenot	17	14.78%
Houston Guillory	0	0.00%
Charles Manuel	73	63.48%

Chief of Police – Morse
Wade Clement	204	55.28%
Greg Richard	165	44.72%

Chief of Police – Rayne
Piggy Arceneaux	1399	49.75%
Elvis Daigle	178	6.33%
George Melancon	921	32.75%
Ray Allen Roy	314	11.17%

Chief of Police – Duson (Multi-parish)
Ronnie Credeur	2	8.70%
Tom Deville	3	13.04%
Roland Lewis	10	43.48%
John Loftin	8	34.78%
Eddie McKenzie	0	0.00%
John Thibodeaux	0	0.00%

Alderman at Large – Crowley
Steven “Prem” Premeaux	2100	54.26%
Ezora Proctor	1770	45.74%

Alderman – Ward 1 Church Point
Michael Malbrough	212	63.28%
Neg Sims	123	36.72%

Alderman – Ward 2 Church Point
Harold Deshotel	61	19.12%
Alexis Jagneaux Jr.	166	52.04%
Charles Pepitone	92	28.84%

Alderman – Ward 2 Division A Crowley
James Buatt Jr.	645	65.55%
David Grotefend	339	34.45%

Alderman – Ward 3 Division A Crowley
Willie Clement	343	29.09%
Step Martin	590	50.04%
Ray Williams Jr.	246	20.87%

Alderman – Ward 3 Division B Crowley
Oliver Bernard	297	25.96%
Harry Fuselier	370	32.34%
Laurita Pete	477	41.70%

Alderman – Ward 3 Eunice (Multi-parish)
Chawana Fontenot	24	20.69%
Dana Hebert	2	1.72%
Harry Summerlin	90	77.59%

Alderman – Iota
Ocean Hebert	233	12.22%
Troy Lantz	379	19.87%
J.D. Leger	313	16.41%
Raleigh Miller	300	15.73%
Thomas Miller	367	19.24%
Warren Pousson	315	16.52%

Alderman – Mermentau
Myrtis Gautreaux	164	71.00%
Jonathan Lejeune	67	29.00%

Alderman – Morse
Donlean Gary	241	23.54%
Allen Hargrave	273	26.66%
Raymond Leger	225	21.97%
Coston Monceaux	163	15.92%
James R. Romero	122	11.91%

Alderman – Ward 1 Rayne
D.C. Cole	106	19.17%
Warren Julien Sr.	161	29.11%
Ann D. Washington	286	51.72%

Alderman – Ward 2 Rayne
Theresia Richard	363	61.53%
Lucy Wiltz	227	38.47%

Alderman – Ward 4 Rayne
Gerald Foreman	634	75.03%
Willard Gilbert	211	24.97%

Alderman – Duson (Multi-parish)
Gerald Alleman	14	15.38%
Dwayne Bowers	13	14.29%
Eugene Cahanin	9	9.89%
Ky Carriere	3	3.30%
Jimmy Champagne	12	13.19%
Jack Crooks	6	6.59%
Harry Domingue	11	12.09%
Alvin Felix	8	8.79%
Francis Mouton	6	6.59%
Larry Thibodeaux	9	9.89%

Constitutional Amendment #1
For	6040	67.35%
Against	2928	32.65%

Constitutional Amendment #2
For	5673	60.21%
Against	3749	39.79%

Constitutional Amendment #3
For	5557	62.42%
Against	3345	37.58%

Constitutional Amendment #4
For	7001	74.28%
Against	2424	25.72%

Constitutional Amendment #5
For	5145	56.17%
Against	4015	43.83%

Constitutional Amendment #6
For	6889	70.98%
Against	2817	29.02%

Constitutional Amendment #7
For	5241	56.12%
Against	4098	43.88%

Constitutional Amendment #8
For	6735	71.34%
Against	2706	28.66%

Constitutional Amendment #9
For	6400	67.55%
Against	3074	32.45%

Constitutional Amendment #10
For	6376	67.51%
Against	3069	32.49%

Constitutional Amendment #11
For	6249	66.26%
Against	3182	33.74%

Constitutional Amendment #12
For	6197	65.32%
Against	3290	34.68%

Constitutional Amendment #13
For	5941	64.66%
Against	3247	35.34%

Constitutional Amendment #14
For	5940	64.45%
Against	3277	35.55%

Constitutional Amendment #15
For	5413	58.03%
Against	3915	41.97%

Constitutional Amendment #16
For	5269	56.11%
Against	4121	43.89%

Constitutional Amendment #17
For	5014	55.45%
Against	4028	44.55%

Constitutional Amendment #18
For	4450	48.59
Against	4708	51.41%

Official Election Results for November 3, 1998

U.S. Senator (Statewide)
John Breaux	11078	71.04%
Raymond Brown	242	1.55%
Jeffrey H. Diket	41	0.26%
Jim Donelon	4038	25.90%
Nota Knox Sr.	17	0.11%
Sam Houston Melton Jr.	94	0.60%
Martin Rosenthal	24	0.15%
Darryl Paul Ward	59	0.38%

School Board Member – District 16
Joe Bellon	469	52.17%
Bethamy L. Miller	430	47.83%

Mayor – Town of Duson (Multi-parish)
John E. Lagneaux	16	53.33%
Johnny P. Thibodeaux	14	46.67%

Chief of Police – Church Point
Floyd Lyons	805	44.80%
Albert J. Venable Sr.	992	55.20%

Chief of Police – Crowley
Don Alleman	2407	56.93%
Joe Leblanc	1821	43.07%

Chief of Police – Eunice (Multi-parish)
Goose Fontenot	31	27.19%
Charles Manuel	83	72.81%

Chief of Police – Rayne
Piggy Arceneaux	1758	48.91%
George Melancon	1836	51.09%

Chief of Police – Duson (Multi-parish)
Roland Lewis	19	61.29%
John Loftin	12	38.71%

Alderman – Ward 3 Division B Crowley
Harry Fuselier	477	41.66%
Laurita D. Pete	668	58.34%

Constitutional Amendment #1 – To create a Board of Director’s Supervisor for the University of Lafayette.
For	8111	64.36%
Against	4491	35.64%

Constitutional Amendment #2 – Appt. to Board of Regents
For	8111	64.36%
Against	4491	35.64%

School Board District 7 – Evangeline 6 Mills Renewal
Yes	89	57.79%
No	65	42.21%

Official Election Results for January 18, 1997

Police Jury – 1% Sales Tax
Yes	2061	63.22%
No	1199	36.78%

Law Enforcement – 1/2% Sales Tax
Yes	4618	65.29%
No	2455	34.71%

1/2% Sales Tax for Crowley
Yes	1701	80.16%
No	421	19.84%

15 Year Bonds – Crowley $4,040,000
Yes	2061	63.22%
No	1199	36.78%

Official Election Results for April 5, 1997

Chief of Police – Estherwood
Jody E. Dupuis	151	57.20%
Michael Istre	50	18.94%
Noelton Pommier	63	23.86%

Official Election Results for May 3, 1997

Proposition #1 – 10-yr. 15 Mills Support for Schools
Yes	1726	66.44%
No	872	33.56%

Proposition #2 – 10-yr. 5 Mills Support-Maintain
Yes	1754	68.06%
No	823	31.94%

Official Election Results for July 19, 1997

Proposition #1 – 10-yr. 6.02 Mills
Yes	50	72.46%
No	19	27.54%

Proposition #2 – 10-yr. 7.05 Mills Fire District
Yes	69	92.00%
No	6	8.00%

Official Election Results for October 18, 1997

School Board Member – District 14
H. Keith Bieber	184	39.23%
Shirley Vige Jr.	285	60.77%

Justice of the Peace – Ward 2
Randall R. Boutte	62	15.35%
Joseph Wayne Doucet	111	27.48%
Martin “Big G” Guillory	131	32.43%
Ronald L. Perrodin	100	24.75%

Mayor – City of Crowley
Isabella Delahoussaye	2441	57.42%
Butch Hanks	85	2.00%
Wanda Sarver Morgan	149	3.51%
Ezora Proctor	1576	37.07

Proposition #1 – 3 Mills Crowley
Yes	2506	68.58%
No	1148	31.42%

Proposition #2 – 3.5 Mills Crowley
Yes	2170	59.80%
No	1459	40.20%

Proposition #3 – 1 Mill Crowley
Yes	2554	69.82%
No	1104	30.18%

9 Mills Renewal – Iota
Yes	74	71.15%
No	30	28.85%

Gravity Drainage District 1 – 7.53 Mills
Yes	143	66.20%
No	73	33.80%

School Board District #7 Bond – Acadia/Evangeline
Yes	76	68.47%
No	35	31.53%

Official Election Results for November 15, 1997

Justice of the Peace – Ward 2
Joseph Wayne Doucet	171	52.45%
Martin “Big G” Guillory	155	47.55%

Official Election Results for January 20, 1996

Gravity Drainage District No. 1
Yes	114	48.31%
No	122	51.69%

Official Election Results for March 12, 1996

Presidential Nominee – Democratic Party (Nationwide)
Bill Clinton	1327	84.47%
Lyndon Larouche Jr.	141	8.98%
Elvena Lloyd-Duffie	103	6.56%

Presidential Nominee – Republican Party (Nationwide)
Lamar Alexander	6	1.31%
Pat Buchanan	191	41.61%
Bob Dole	190	41.39%
Steve Forbes	45	9.80%
Alan Lee Keyes	27	5.88%
Morry Taylor	0	0.00%

DSCC 41st Member Representative (Multi-parish)
Karl Derouen Jr.	282	42.73%
Dr. R.L. Savoy	378	57.27%

DSCC Member – 42nd Rep. District (Multi-parish)
James W. Proctor	656	67.70%
Tom Regan	313	32.30%

Church Point Alderman – Ward 3
Roger Boudreaux	133	42.09%
Malcolm Brasseaux	128	40.51%
Keith Joubert	55	17.41%

Acadia/Evangeline Fire Protection District Prop. #1, Bond
Yes	99	79.84%
No	25	20.16%

Acadia/Evangeline Fire Protection District Prop. #2, 4 Mills
Yes	96	80.67%
No	23	19.33%

Eunice City 2.26 Millage Renewal (Multi-parish)
Yes	31	81.58%
No	7	18.42

Official Election Results for April 20, 1996

Alderman Ward 3 – Church Point
Roger Boudreaux	201	55.07%
Malcolm Brasseaux	164	44.93%

Official Election Results for the July 20, 1996

Second Ward Gravity Drainage District #1
Yes	56	71.79%
No	22	28.21%

Official Election Results for August 24, 1996

State Senator – 25th Senatorial District (Multi-parish)
Sue Fontenot	704	15.96%
Mike Francis	1905	43.20%
Stan Hardee	563	12.77%
Gary A. Hyatt	10	0.23%
Jerald J. Saltzman	30	0.68%
Jerry Theunissen	1198	27.17%

Official Election Results for September 21, 1996

U.S. Senator (Statewide)
Nick Accardo	76	0.44%
David Duke	2278	13.09%
Troyce Guice	99	0.57%
Jimmy Hayes	3796	21.81%
Richard Ieyoub	3447	19.81%
Woody Jenkins	3271	18.80%
Tom Kirk	16	0.09%
Mary Landrieu	3460	19.88%
Bill Linder	585	3.36%
Chuck McMains	197	1.13%
Sam Melton Jr.	14	0.08%
Jim Nichols	10	0.06%
Sadie Joseph	40	0.23%
Darryl Ward	7	0.04%
Peggy Wilson	105	0.60%

U.S. Representative – 7th Congressional District (Multi-parish)
Charlie Buckles	482	2.79%
Chris John	9026	52.19%
Hunter Lundy	1601	9.26%
Tyron Picard	1374	7.95%
Macklin Schexneider	103	0.60%
Jim Slatten	678	3.92%
David Thibodeaux	3652	21.12%
Peter Vidrine	377	2.18%

Associate Justice – 3rd Supreme Court District (Multi-parish)
Jeannette Knoll	9432	60.02%
Jack Watson	6283	39.98%

State Senator – 25th Senatorial District (Multi-parish)
Mike Francis	3713	50.54%
Jerry Theunissen	3634	49.46%

District Judge 15th JDC Section 4 Division A (Multi-parish)
John Trahan	8111	64.61%
Chris Zaunbrecher	4443	35.39%

City Judge – Crowley
Barrett Harrington	4781	74.19%
Wade Richard	1663	25.81%

City Marshall – Crowley
E.J. Cormier	651	10.24%
Sam Deville	3209	50.46%
Toby Eaglin	1030	16.19%
Harry Monceaux	1043	16.40%
Jean Savoie	427	6.71%

City Marshall – Eunice (Multi-parish)
Jimmy Darbonne	38	30.40%
Mickey Guillory	78	62.40%
Johnny LeJeune	9	7.20%

Justice of the Peace – Ward 2
Randall Boutte	478	39.87%
Berchman Perrodin	721	60.13%

Justice of the Peace – Ward 4
Elridge Pousson	1237	64.06%
Douglas Short	694	35.94%

Constable – Ward 7
George Francois Sr.	459	53.25%
Super Sonnier	403	46.75%

Mayor – City of Eunice (Multi-parish)
Goose Fontenot	16	12.50%
Kenneth Peart	57	44.53%
Gil Young	55	42.97%

Alderman at Large – Crowley
Peter Boulet	2211	44.20%
Kristian Earles	2791	55.80%

Alderman – Town of Duson (Multi-parish)
Gerald Alleman	1	5.00%
Coco Broussard	11	55.00%
Gloria Credeur	8	40.00%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment No. 1 Gaming Act 98
For	10623	68.50%
Against	4884	31.50%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment No. 2 Exempt and Volorem Tax
For	5999	40.81%
Against	8702	59.19%

City of Eunice – 2.26 Millage Renewal (Multi-parish)
Yes	99	78.57%
No	27	21.43%

Bayou De Canne Nezipique – 10 Mills
Yes	473	56.78%
No	360	43.22%

Gravity Drainage District #1 – 7 Mills
Yes	498	50.66%
No	485	49.34%

Official Election Results for November 5, 1996

Presidential Electors (Nationwide)
Democratic Party	12300	51.41%
Republican Party	9246	38.64%
Libertarian Party	40	0.17%
Liberty Ecology Comm.	31	0.13%
Natural Law	12	0.05%
Reform Party	2234	9.34%
Taxpayers Party	30	0.13%
Workers World	34	0.14%

U.S. Senator (Statewide)
Woody Jenkins	12871	56.35%
Mary Landrieu	9972	43.65%

U.S. Representative – 7th Congressional District (Multi-parish)
Chris John	15856	69.71%
Hunter Lundy	6891	30.29%

Mayor – City of Eunice (Multi-parish)
Kenneth Peart	76	53.90%
Gil Young	65	46.10%

Alderman – Town of Duson (Multi-parish)
Gerald Alleman	21	67.74%
Coco Broussard	10	32.26%

Republican Party State Central Committee Members
Mike Francis	1190	40.68%
Helen Garrett	368	12.58%
Fred Gossen Jr.	769	26.29%
Lenny Hensgens	598	20.44%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment No. 1 – Retirement Act 99
For	13132	65.45%
Against	6931	34.55%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment No. 2 – Donate by Political Sub. Act 97
For	11231	59.26%
Against	7721	40.74%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment No. 3 – Exempt Sales Tax Act 46
For	9224	48.93%
Against	9628	51.07%

5th Ward School District #7 – No. 1 Bond
Yes	1191	79.72%
No	303	20.28%

5th Ward School District #7 – No. 2 11 Mills
Yes	1118	75.75%
No	358	24.25%

Riverboat Gaming (Statewide)
Yes	11489	51.33%
No	10894	48.67%

Video Poker (Statewide)
Yes	12030	54.09%
No	10211	45.91%

Official Election Results for December 7, 1996

Presidential Electors
Andrew L. Guinn	101	21.77%
Dan Morrish	363	78.23%

Official Election Results for January 21, 1995

Proposition #1 Tax Renewal
Yes	334	79.52%
No	86	20.48%

Proposition #2 Tax Renewal
Yes	328	78.28%
No	91	21.72%

Proposition #3 Bond for Water
Yes	182	43.75%
No	234	56.25%

Proposition #4 Bond for Sewer
Yes	308	74.04%
No	108	25.96%

Official Election Results for the July 15, 1995

Malcolm Brasseaux – Recall
Yes	157	54.14%
No	133	45.86%

Official Election Results for October 21, 1995

Governor (Statewide)
Robert Adley	333	1.57%
Gene H. Alexander	30	0.14%
“B” Alexandrenko	27	0.13%
Lonnie Creech	18	0.09%
Cleo Fields	2965	14.01%
Mike Foster	8145	38.47%
Ronnie Glynn Johnson	21	0.10%
Cary Kimbrell	10	0.05%
Mary L. Landrieu	3574	16.88%
Jim Nichols	14	0.07%
Phil Preis	2786	13.16%
Buddy Roemer	2433	11.49%
Melinda Schewegmann	782	3.69%
Anne Thompson	14	0.07%
Darryl Paul Ward	10	0.05%
Kenneth Woods	8	0.04%

Lt. Governor (Statewide)
Kathleen Blanco	7770	37.69%
Charles Blaylock	205	0.99%
Jay Chevalier	82	0.40%
Skip Galan	27	0.13%
Eric “E” Guirard	113	0.55%
Chris John	10228	49.62%
Suzanne Krieger	667	3.24%
Chip Leahman	41	0.20%
Greg Marcantel	1326	6.43%
Robert Patrick	125	0.61%
Antoine Saacks Jr.	30	0.15%

Secretary of State (Statewide)
W. Fox McKeithen	9543	49.39%
Doug Schmidt	8406	43.50%
W.T. Winfield	1374	7.11%

Attorney General (Statewide)
Cary J. Deaton	1254	6.25%
Richard P. Ieyoub	16943	84.42%
Ed Tarpley	1537	7.66%
Arden Wells	336	1.67%

Treasurer (Statewide)
Mary Chehardy	3038	15.72%
Ken Duncan	9627	49.83%
Gayle Joseph	886	4.59%
Steve J. Theriot	5770	29.86%

Commissioner of Ag. & Forestry (Statewide)
Buster Fresnia	1117	5.62%
Don Johnson	3181	16.01%
Bob Odom	15571	78.37%

Commissioner of Insurance (Statewide)
Jim Brown	14676	73.60%
Eddie Fletcher	568	2.85%
Larry Jones	768	3.85%
Sally Nungesser	3929	19.70%

Commissioner of Elections (Statewide)
Wray Anderson	3634	18.75%
Jerry W. Fowler	15743	81.25%

Public Service Commissioner – District 4 (Multi-parish)
Joe McPherson	5869	29.67%
Dale Sittig	13909	70.33%

BESE Board – 7th District (Multi-parish)
John A. Bertrand	13490	72.43%
Romona H. Defries	5134	27.57%

State Senator – 23rd District (Multi-parish)
Sidney B. Flynn	1059	32.55%
Max Jordan	1916	58.90%
Charlie Olivier	278	8.55%

State Senator – 26th District (Multi-parish)
Armand Brinkhaus	3330	38.14%
Tommy Casanova III	5400	61.86%

State Representative – 41st District (Multi-parish)
Lenard E. Craig	652	8.83%
Karl R. Derouen Jr.	2277	30.82%
Tanny Devillier	946	12.81%
Gregory L. Fruge	3315	44.88%
Irving Semien Jr.	197	2.67%

State Representative – 42nd District (Multi-parish)
Isabella Delahoussaye	5148	44.15%
Gil Pinac	6512	55.85%

Tax Assessor
Russell Benoit	13733	70.41%
Donald George Meaux	5770	29.59%

Police Juror – District 1
Toby Eaglin	1164	49.72%
Joe “Shoe Shine” Johnson	1177	50.28%

Police Juror – District 2
Fatty Broussard	644	24.10%
Catherine R. Lacombe	1490	55.76%
Larry Regan	538	20.13%

Police Juror – District 3
Emerson P. Abshire	496	19.00%
Randall Fachan	229	8.77%
John W. Humble Sr.	985	37.73%
Danny L. Richard	901	34.51%

Police Juror – District 4
Chris Atkinson	585	24.17%
Leroy Breaux	793	32.77%
David Lee Broussard	1042	43.06%

Police Juror – District 5
Enola B. Kilchrist	947	39.38%
Curtis Pellerin	1458	60.62%

Police Juror – District 6
Randall R. Boutte	696	30.35%
Charles A. Labbe	756	32.97%
Emery “Blanc” Venable	841	36.68%

Police Juror – District 7
Glen Bihm	1731	66.07%
Irvin Boyer	343	13.09%
George H. Francois	546	20.84%

Police Juror – District 8
Jimmy Courville	1745	67.53%
Rex Fagan	255	9.87%
Ben Monic	584	22.60%

Alderman – Town of Iota
J.D. Leger	317	52.05%
J.D. Miller	292	47.95%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment #1
For	10361	60.95%
Against	6638	39.05%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment #2
For	11604	69.78%
Against	5025	30.22%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment #3
For	9014	56.71%
Against	6881	43.29%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment #4
For	5609	34.55%
Against	10627	65.45%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment #5
For	9067	59.30%
Against	6224	40.70%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment #6
For	10277	64.51%
Against	5653	35.49%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment #7
For	10922	68.59%
Against	5001	31.41%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment #8
For	6558	41.19%
Against	9376	58.81%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment #9
For	9879	62.55%
Against	5915	37.45%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment #10
For	9729	62.63%
Against	5804	37.37%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment #11
For	9835	62.60%
Against	5875	37.40%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment #12
For	9773	61.63%
Against	6084	38.37%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment #13
For	9422	59.34%
Against	6456	40.66%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment #14
For	9037	59.29%
Against	6205	40.71%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment #15
For	10087	64.48%
Against	5557	35.52%

Official Election Results for November 18, 1995

Governor (Statewide)
Cleo Fields	6047	26.10%
Mike Foster	17120	73.90%

Lt. Governor (Statewide)
Kathleen Blanco	18964	83.79%
Suzanne Krieger	3668	16.21%

Treasurer (Statewide)
Ken Duncan	14607	66.92%
Steve J. Theriot	7221	33.08%

State Representative – 41st District (Multi-parish)
Karl R. Derouen Jr.	3523	45.09%
Gregory L. Fruge	4290	54.91%

Police Juror -District 3
John W. Humble Sr.	1358	52.23%
Danny L. Richard	1242	47.77%

Police Juror – District 4
Leroy Breaux	947	38.11%
David Lee Broussard	1538	61.89%

Police Juror – District 6
Charles A. Labbe	1451	55.57%
Emery Blanc Venable	1160	44.43%

Proposed Constitutional Amendment – Act 1322
For	7872	40.79%
Against	11429	59.21%

Iota Fire Protection – District 1
Yes	903	73.12%
No	332	26.88%

Iota Fire Protection – District 2
Yes	757	63.94%
No	427	36.06%

Acadia Parish Sales Tax Dist. Lease A
Yes	5027	23.27%
No	16580	76.73%

Office Location

500 NE Court Circle

Crowley, LA 70526

P.O. Box 922

Crowley, LA 70527

Phone : (337)788-8881 | Fax 1st Floor:(337) 783-3855 | Fax 2nd Floor: (337) 788-1048

Monday-Friday 8:30am to 4:30pm