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

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

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

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

Governor (Statewide)

Alan Allgood

Lieutenant Governor (Statewide)

J.F. “Rick” Ankesheiln

Secretary of State (Statewide)

“Al” Donovan

Attorney General (Statewide)

Charles C. Foti, Jr.

Commissioner of Ag and Forestry (Statewide)

“Bob” Odom

Commissioner of Insurance (Statewide)

Jim R. Bell

State Senator – District 26 (Multi-parish)

“Nick” Gautreaux

State Representative – District 41 (Multi-parish)

Greg Fruge

Sheriff

Dave Ledford

Assessor

Russel L. Benoit

Police Juror – District #1

Joseph “Shoe-Shine” Johnson

Police Juror – District #2

A.J. “Fatty” Broussard

Police Juror – District #3

John W. Humble, Sr.

Police Juror – District #4

Cecelia S. Broussard

Police Juror – District #5

Jimmie Joseph Pellerin

Police Juror – District #6

John Beard

Police Juror – District #7

Laurent Bellard, Jr.

Police Juror – District #8

Claude “Jimmy” Courville

Town of Basile – District #3 Alderman (Multi-parish)

Jessica G. Denette

City of Eunice – 5 Mills for Police and Fire (Multi-parish)

Yes

Constitutional Amendment #1 – $35 Million Wetlands Fund

For

Constitutional Amendment #2 – Coastal Restoration Fund

For

Constitutional Amendment #3 – $35 Million Wetlands Fund

For

Constitutional Amendment #4 – Authorization of BESE

For

Constitutional Amendment #5 – LA Workers Comp. Board Appoinment

For

Constitutional Amendment #6 – Change Timed Projects for Roads

For

Constitutional Amendment #7 – Public Funds for Projects

For

Constitutional Amendment #8 – Offshore Rig Tax Exemption

For

Constitutional Amendment #9 – Lottery Funds for Education

For

Constitutional Amendment #10 – Legislation Administation

For

Constitutional Amendment #11 – Rev. for Budget Stabilization

For

Constitutional Amendment #12 – Protection for Public Property

For

Constitutional Amendment #13 – Local Government Revenue Dedication

For

Constitutional Amendment #14 – Legislative Auditors Waiting Period

For

Constitutional Amendment #15 – Judge Retirement Change

For

Governor (Statewide)

“Bobby” Jindal

Commissioner of Insurance (Statewide)

Robert Wooley

Police Juror – District 6

Toby L. Leger

Police Juror – District 7

“Pat” Daigle

Police Juror – District 8

Felton “Tony” Moreau

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.

No

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?

No