Beverly Amador

Beverly Amador

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Personal

Profession

City employee

Beverly Amador was a mayoral candidate for the city of Baton Rouge in Louisiana. He was defeated in the primary election on November 8, 2016.

Biography

Amador worked in the East Baton Rouge Parish Office of Community Development until her retirement in February 2016.

Campaign themes

2016

Amador noted the following campaign themes in an interview with the Greater Baton Rouge Business Report in June 2016:

• Improve distribution of federal grants to homeless shelters
• Use 10 percent of city budget on poverty initiatives without raising taxes
• Convert empty schools into homeless shelters
• Provide free bus passes to homeless city residents
• Work with local nonprofits and volunteers to reduce crime

Elections

2016

Mayor of Baton Rouge, Primary Election, 2016
Party		Candidate	Vote %	Votes
	Democratic	Sharon Weston Broome	31.62%	60,368
	Republican	Bodi White	29.36%	56,059
	Democratic	C. Denise Marcelle	13.34%	25,477
	Republican	John Delgado	8.41%	16,049
	Republican	R.J. Bourgeois	6.13%	11,710
	Independent	Darryl Gissel	5.88%	11,228
	Democratic	Greg LaFleur	1.83%	3,498
	Democratic	Byron Sharper	1.30%	2,484
	Libertarian	Rufus Craig	1.05%	2,002
	Independent	Beverly Amador	0.44%	843
	Republican	Braylon Hyde	0.42%	805
	Independent	Cade Williams	0.21%	410
Total Votes				190,933
Source: Louisiana Secretary of State, "Official Results," accessed November 8, 2016

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See also

• Baton Rouge, Louisiana
• Municipal elections in Baton Rouge, Louisiana (2016)
• United States municipal elections, 2016

External links

• Louisiana Secretary of State - Candidate Inquiry