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Louisiana House of Representatives elections, 2015
Elections for the Louisiana House of Representatives took place in 2015. A primary election was held on October 24, 2015, with a general election held in districts where necessary on November 21, 2015. The signature filing deadline for candidates wishing to run in this election was September 10, 2015, at 4:30 p.m. CDT.[1]
Louisiana elections use the Louisiana majority-vote system. All candidates compete in the same primary, and a candidate can win the election outright by receiving more than 50% of the vote. If no candidate does, the top two vote recipients from the primary advance to the general election, regardless of their partisan affiliation.
For information about which offices are nominated via primary election, see this article.
The Louisiana House of Representatives was one of seven state legislative chambers throughout the country holding elections in November 2015. However, fifteen races were decided by a November general election; all other seats were won in the primary by virtue of a majority of the vote.
Incumbents retiring
Twenty-three incumbents, most of them term-limited, did not run for re-election. They were:
* This incumbent died in office and was not replaced in a special election.
** This incumbent resigned and was not replaced in a special election.
Majority control
- See also: Partisan composition of state senates
Heading into the November 21 election, the Republican Party holds the majority in the Louisiana House of Representatives:
| Louisiana House of Representatives | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Party | As of November 2015 | After November 2015 | |
| Democratic Party | 43 | 42 | |
| Republican Party | 58 | 61 | |
| Independent | 2 | 2 | |
| Vacancy | 2 | 0 | |
| Total | 105 | 105 | |
Impact of term limits
- See also State legislatures with term limits
Of the 15 states with term limits, Louisiana is the only instance where the restrictions were imposed by the state's legislators, rather than through the ballot initiative process. Under Louisiana's term limits, anyone who has served more than two and one-half terms in three consecutive terms may not be elected to the succeeding term in the same house.[2]
There are 105 seats in the Louisiana House of Representatives. In 2015, 14 legislators, or 13.3 percent of the total seats, were ineligible to run for the State House again. Of them, seven were Democrats and seven were Republicans.
In addition to the 14 state representatives who left office because of term limits, seven state senators were also termed-out.
The 14 incumbents who were ineligible to run in November were:
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Qualifications
In order to run for office, the following qualifications are in place:[3]
- Must be 18 years of age or older.
- Must be a resident of the district they seek to hold office to for a minimum of two years.
- Must not have served more than two and one half terms previously in office. This is for any candidate who has held office in the past after January 8, 1996.
- Have not been convicted of a felony offense.
- Have no outstanding fines with the Louisiana Ethics Administration Program.
- Pay a $225 filing fee with the Clerk of Court in the parish they reside in or collect 400 signatures.
- If running as a Republican or Democrat, pay an additional $112.50 filing fee with the state and/or parish executive committee of their party.
Competitiveness
Candidates unopposed by a major party
In 83 of the 105 districts up for election in 2015, only one major party fielded a candidate. A total of 37 Democrats, 46 Republicans, and one independent were guaranteed election barring unforeseen circumstances.
Candidates from the two major parties faced off in 22 of the 105 districts up for election.
Primary challenges
A total of 21 incumbents faced same-party primary competition on October 24. Twenty-three incumbents did not seek re-election in 2015 and another 61 incumbents advanced past the primary without same-party opposition.
Two incumbents were defeated by a member of the same party in the primary:
District 87: Incumbent Ebony Woodruff was defeated by Rodney Lyons Sr.
District 94: Incumbent Nick Lorusso was defeated by Stephanie Hilferty.
Retiring incumbents
Twenty-three incumbent representatives did not run for re-election, while 82 (78.1%) ran for re-election. A list of those incumbents, 13 Democrats and 10 Republicans, can be found above.
Historical context
Uncontested elections: In 2014, 32.8 percent of Americans lived in states with an uncontested state senate election. Similarly, 40.4 percent of Americans lived in states with uncontested house elections. Primary elections were uncontested even more frequently, with 61 percent of people living in states with no contested primaries. Uncontested elections often occur in locations that are so politically one-sided that the result of an election would be a foregone conclusion regardless of whether it was contested or not.
Open seats: In most cases, an incumbent will run for re-election, which decreases the number of open seats available. In 2014, 83 percent of the 6,057 seats up for election saw the incumbent running for re-election. The states that impose term limits on their legislatures typically see a higher percentage of open seats in a given year because a portion of incumbents in each election are forced to leave office. Overall, the number of open seats decreased from 2012 to 2014, dropping from 21.2 percent in 2012 to 17.0 percent in 2014.
Incumbent win rates: Ballotpedia's competitiveness analysis of elections between 1972 and 2014 documented the high propensity for incumbents to win re-election in state legislative elections. In fact, since 1972, the win rate for incumbents had not dropped below 90 percent—with the exception of 1974, when 88 percent of incumbents were re-elected to their seats. Perhaps most importantly, the win rate for incumbents generally increased over time. In 2014, 96.5 percent of incumbents were able to retain their seats. Common convention holds that incumbents are able to leverage their office to maintain their seat. However, the high incumbent win rate may actually be a result of incumbents being more likely to hold seats in districts that are considered safe for their party.
Marginal primaries: Often, competitiveness is measured by examining the rate of elections that have been won by amounts that are considered marginal (5 percent or less). During the 2014 election, 90.1 percent of primary and general election races were won by margins higher than 5 percent. Interestingly, it is usually the case that only one of the two races—primary or general—will be competitive at a time. This means that if a district's general election is competitive, typically one or more of the district's primaries were won by more than 5 percent. The reverse is also true: If a district sees a competitive primary, it is unlikely that the general election for that district will be won by less than 5 percent. Primaries often see very low voter turnout in comparison to general elections. In 2014, there were only 27 million voters for state legislative primaries, but approximately 107 million voters for the state legislative general elections.
List of candidates
District 1
- October 24 primary:
- ☐ Mike Boyter: 1,755
- ☑ James Morris: 6,699 - Incumbent Morris was first elected to the chamber in 2007.
District 2
Note: Incumbent Roy Burrell (D) did not run for re-election due to term limits.
- October 24 primary:
- ☑ Sam Jenkins: 3,505
- ☐ Terence Vinson: 2,282
District 3
- October 24 primary:
- ☑ Barbara Norton - Incumbent Norton was first elected to the chamber in 2007.
District 4
Note: Incumbent Patrick Williams (D) did not run for re-election.
- October 24 primary:
- ☑ Cedric Glover: 4,136
- ☐ Reginald Johnson: 1,614
- ☐ Fred Moss IV: 2,096
District 5
- October 24 primary:
- ☐ Eileen Velez: 2,827
- ☑ Alan Seabaugh: 6,956 - Incumbent Seabaugh was first elected to the chamber in 2010.
District 6
- October 24 primary:
- ☑ Thomas Carmody, Jr. - Incumbent Carmody was first elected to the chamber in 2007.
District 7
Note: Incumbent Richard Burford (R) did not run for re-election.
- October 24 primary:
- ☑ Lawrence Bagley: 5,531
- ☐ Steve Casey: 2,775
- ☐ Perry McDaniel: 2,170
District 8
- October 24 primary:
- ☑ Mike Johnson - Incumbent Johnson was first elected to the chamber in 2015.
District 9
Note: Incumbent Henry Burns (R) did not run for re-election.
- October 24 primary:
- ☑ Dodie Horton: 4,584
- ☐ Mike McHalffey: 2,602
District 10
- October 24 primary:
- ☑ Gene Reynolds - Incumbent Reynolds was first elected to the chamber in 2011.
District 11
- October 24 primary:
- ☑ Patrick Jefferson - Incumbent Jefferson was first elected to the chamber in 2011.
District 12
- October 24 primary:
- ☑ Rob Shadoin - Incumbent Shadoin was first elected to the chamber in 2011.
District 13
Note: Incumbent James Fannin (R) did not run for re-election due to term limits.
- October 24 primary:
- ☐ Philip Lawrence: 5,091
- ☑ Jack McFarland: 7,719
District 14
- October 24 primary:
- ☑ Jay Morris - Incumbent Morris was first elected to the chamber in 2011.
District 15
- October 24 primary:
- ☑ Frank Hoffmann - Incumbent Hoffmann was first elected to the chamber in 2007.
District 16
- October 24 primary:
- ☑ Katrina Jackson - Incumbent Jackson was first elected to the chamber in 2011.
District 17
- October 24 primary:
- ☐ Goree Burns: 1,196
- ☑ Marcus Hunter: 4,337 - Incumbent Hunter was first elected to the chamber in 2011.
- ☐ Heath Albritton: 1,496
District 18
- October 24 primary:
- ☑ Major Thibaut - Incumbent Thibaut was first elected to the chamber in 2007.
District 19
- October 24 primary:
- ☑ Charles Chaney - Incumbent Chaney was first elected to the chamber in 2007.
District 20
- October 24 primary:
- ☑ Steven Pylant: 8,610 - Incumbent Pylant was first elected to the chamber in 2011.
- ☐ Cleve Womack: 5,489
District 21
- October 24 primary:
- ☑ John Anders - Incumbent Anders was first elected to the chamber in 2006.
District 22
- October 24 primary:
- ☐ John Stephens: 6,026
- ☑
Terry Brown: 6,627 - Incumbent Brown was first elected to the chamber in 2011.
District 23
- October 24 primary:
- ☑ Kenny Cox - Incumbent Cox was first elected to the chamber in 2011.
District 24
- October 24 primary:
- ☑ Frank Howard: 7,274 - Incumbent Howard was first elected to the chamber in 2011.
- ☐ Rodney Schamerhorn: 5,109
District 25
- October 24 primary:
- ☑ Lance Harris - Incumbent Harris was first elected to the chamber in 2011.
Note: Vivian Ebare Brossett (D) withdrew before the primary.
District 26
- October 24 primary:
- ☑ Jeff Hall - Incumbent Hall was first elected to the chamber in 2015.
District 27
- October 24 primary:
- ☑ Lowell "Chris" Hazel: 6,342 - Incumbent Hazel was first elected to the chamber in 2007.
- ☐ Chris Tyler: 3,425
District 28
- October 24 primary:
- ☐ Brian Bordelon: 2,966
- ☑ Robert Johnson: 8,796 - Incumbent Johnson was first elected to the chamber in 2007.
District 29
Note: Incumbent Regina Barrow (D) did not run for re-election due to term limits.
- October 24 primary:
- ☐ Daniel Banguel: 1,054
- ☑ Ronnie Edwards: 3,733
- ☑ Edmond Jordan: 2,966
- ☐ Vereta Lee: 2,593
- November 21 general election:
- Ronnie Edwards: 6,887
- Edmond Jordan: 4,768
District 30
- October 24 primary:
- ☑ James Armes - Incumbent Armes was first elected to the chamber in 2007.
District 31
- October 24 primary:
- ☐ Evan Wright: 1,809
- ☑ Nancy Landry: 10,005 - Incumbent Landry was first elected to the chamber in 2007.
District 32
- October 24 primary:
- ☑ Dorothy Hill: 5,226 - Incumbent Hill was first elected to the chamber in 2007.
- ☐ Ty Pearce: 1,395
- ☑ Llewellyn "Biscuit" Smith: 3,957
- November 21 general election:
- Dorothy Hill: 5,840
- Llewellyn Smith: 4,737
District 33
- October 24 primary:
- ☑ Michael Danahay - Incumbent Danahay was first elected to the chamber in 2007.
District 34
- October 24 primary:
- ☑ Wilford Dan Carter, Sr.: 3,501
- ☑ Albert Franklin: 3,215 - Incumbent Franklin was first elected to the chamber in 2007.
- ☐ Alvin Joseph: 743
- ☐ Tom Quirk: 1,668
- November 21 general election:
- Wilford Dan Carter, Sr.: 5,205
- Albert Franklin: 5,325
District 35
Note: Incumbent Brett Geymann (R) did not run for re-election due to term limits.
- October 24 primary:
- ☑ Stephen Dwight
District 36
Note: Incumbent Charles Kleckley (R) did not run for re-election due to term limits.
- October 24 primary:
- ☑ Mark Abraham: 5,607
- ☐ Keith DeSonier: 4,654
District 37
- October 24 primary:
- ☑ John Guinn - Incumbent Guinn was first elected to the chamber in 2007.
Note: Daniel Rutledge (I) withdrew before the primary.
District 38
- October 24 primary:
- ☑ H. Bernard LeBas - Incumbent LeBas was first elected to the chamber in 2007.
District 39
- October 24 primary:
- ☐ Stephen Ortego: 5,902 - Incumbent Ortego was first elected to the chamber in 2011.
- ☑ Julie Emerson: 6,149
District 40
Note: Incumbent Ledricka Johnson Thierry (D) ran for the state Senate.
- October 24 primary:
- ☐ Pamela Burleigh: 924
- ☐ Joe Charles: 530
- ☐ Mike Grimes: 682
- ☑ Donovan Hudson: 2,116
- ☑ Dustin Miller: 3,285
- ☐ Charles Renaud: 1,176
- ☐ Val Senegal: 806
- ☐ Allen Guillory: 1,624
- November 21 general election:
- Donovan Hudson: 5,131
- Dustin Miller: 6,589
District 41
Note: Incumbent Mickey Guillory (D) did not run for re-election due to term limits.
- October 24 primary:
- ☐ Germaine Simpson: 1,956
- ☑ Phillip DeVillier: 6,308
- ☐ Greg Fruge: 3,036
District 42
- October 24 primary:
- ☑ Jack Montoucet - Incumbent Montoucet was first elected to the chamber in 2007.
District 43
- October 24 primary:
- ☑ Stuart Bishop - Incumbent Bishop was first elected to the chamber in 2011.
District 44
- October 24 primary:
- ☑ Vincent Pierre: 6,987 - Incumbent Pierre was first elected to the chamber in 2011.
- ☐ Desmond Onezine: 1,319
District 45
Note: Incumbent Joel Robideaux (R) did not run for re-election due to term limits.
- October 24 primary:
- ☑ Andre Comeaux: 4,578
- ☑ Jean-Paul Coussan: 4,098
- ☐ Jan Swift: 2,458
- November 21 general election:
- Andre Comeaux: 5,505
- Jean-Paul Coussan: 5,765
District 46
- October 24 primary:
- ☑ Mike "Pete" Huval - Incumbent Huval was first elected to the chamber in 2011.
District 47
- October 24 primary:
- ☑ Bob Hensgens - Incumbent Hensgens was first elected to the chamber in 2011.
District 48
- October 24 primary:
- ☑ Taylor Barras - Incumbent Barras was first elected to the chamber in 2007.
District 49
- October 24 primary:
- ☐ John Bering: 1,557
- ☑ Blake Miguez: 8,634 - Incumbent Miguez was first elected to the chamber in 2015.
District 50
- October 24 primary:
- ☑ Sam Jones - Incumbent Jones was first elected to the chamber in 2007.
District 51
- October 24 primary:
- ☐ Howard Castay: 1,899
- ☑ Beryl Amedée: 3,391
- ☑ Joe Harrison: 3,070 - Incumbent Harrison was first elected to the chamber in 2007.
- November 21 general election:
- Beryl Amedée: 4,101
- Joe Harrison: 3,783
District 52
Note: Incumbent Gordon Dove (R) did not run for re-election due to term limits.
- October 24 primary:
- ☐ J.J. Buquet: 5,043
- ☑ Jerome Zeringue: 5,049
District 53
- October 24 primary:
- ☐ Brenda Babin: 2,809
- ☑ Tanner Magee: 3,093
- ☑ Lenar Whitney: 3,064 - Incumbent Whitney was first elected to the chamber in 2011.
- November 21 general election:
- Tanner Magee: 4,978
- Lenar Whitney: 3,206
District 54
- October 24 primary:
- ☑ Jerry Gisclair - Incumbent Gisclair was first elected to the chamber in 2007.
District 55
- October 24 primary:
- ☑ Jerome Richard - Incumbent Richard was first elected to the chamber in 2007.
District 56
- October 24 primary:
- ☑ Gregory Miller - Incumbent Miller was first elected to the chamber in 2011.
District 57
- October 24 primary:
- ☑ Randal Gaines - Incumbent Gaines was first elected to the chamber in 2011.
District 58
- October 24 primary:
- ☐ Miguel Aubert: 3,478
- ☑ Ed Price: 6,625 - Incumbent Price was first elected to the chamber in 2011.
- ☐ Nathaniel Rapp, Jr.: 1,881
District 59
Note: Incumbent Eddie Lambert (R) did not run for re-election due to term limits.
- October 24 primary:
- ☑ Tony Bacala: 6,987
- ☐ Pat Bell: 2,654
- ☐ Rusty Messer: 947
District 60
Note: Incumbent Karen St. Germain (D) did not run for re-election due to term limits.
- October 24 primary:
- ☑ Chad Brown: 7,622
- ☐ Thomas Gaudet: 1,597
- ☐ Mike Latino: 3,125
- ☑ James Barker: 4,240
Note: Barker withdrew prior to the general election, leaving Brown as the outright winner.[4]
District 61
Note: This district's seat was vacant at the time of the election.
- October 24 primary:
- ☐ Donna Collins-Lewis: 3,237
- ☑ C. Denise Marcelle: 4,971
Note: Byron Sharper (D) withdrew before the primary.
District 62
- October 24 primary:
- ☐ Ronnie Jett: 5,068
- ☑ Kenny Havard: 8,783 - Incumbent Havard was first elected to the chamber in 2011.
District 63
Note: Incumbent Dalton Honore (D) did not run for re-election.
- October 24 primary:
- ☑ Ulysses Addison: 3,030
- ☑ Barbara Carpenter: 2,739
- ☐ Joyce Plummer: 2,047
- ☐ James Slaughter: 697
- ☐ Dean Vicknair: 724
- November 21 primary:
- Ulysses Addison: 4,491
- Barbara Carpenter: 6,255
District 64
- October 24 primary:
- ☑ Valarie Hodges - Incumbent Hodges was first elected to the chamber in 2011.
District 65
- October 24 primary:
- ☑ Barry Ivey - Incumbent Ivey was first elected to the chamber in 2013.
District 66
- October 24 primary:
- ☐ Antoine Pierce: 1,889
- ☐ Rick Bond: 1,924
- ☑ Rick Edmonds: 2,869
- ☑ Darrell Ourso: 4,660 - Incumbent Ourso was first elected to the chamber in 2015.
- ☐ Rusty Secrist: 1,007
- November 21 primary:
- Rick Edmonds: 7,109
- Darrell Ourso: 6,540
District 67
- October 24 primary:
- ☑ Patricia Smith - Incumbent Smith was first elected to the chamber in 2007.
District 68
- October 24 primary:
- ☐ Patty Merrick: 2,945
- ☑ Stephen Carter: 6,095 - Incumbent Carter was first elected to the chamber in 2007.
- ☐ Robert Cipriano: 2,094
District 69
Note: This district was vacant at the time of the election.
- October 24 primary:
- ☐ Mark Holden: 2,782
- ☑ Paula Davis: 4,295
- ☑ Ryan Heck: 4,213
- November 21 general election:
- Paula Davis: 6,679
- Ryan Heck: 5,400
District 70
- October 24 primary:
- ☐ Shamaka Schumake: 2,891
- ☑ Franklin Foil: 8,401 - Incumbent Foil was first elected to the chamber in 2007.
District 71
- October 24 primary:
- ☑ J. Rogers Pope - Incumbent Pope was first elected to the chamber in 2007.
District 72
Note: Incumbent John Bel Edwards (D) was elected Governor of Louisiana.
- October 24 primary:
- ☐ Osa Betts-Williams: 1,585
- ☑ Hunter Carter: 2,536
- ☑ Robby Carter: 5,457
- ☐ Janice Reid Holland: 2,046
- ☐ David Ridder: 1,029
- November 21 general election:
- Hunter Carter: 4,748
- Robby Carter: 8,156
District 73
- October 24 primary:
- ☐ Tim Bailey: 5,003
- ☑ Stephen Pugh: 5,341 - Incumbent Pugh was first elected to the chamber in 2007.
District 74
- October 24 primary:
- ☑ Scott Simon - Incumbent Simon was first elected to the chamber in 2007.
District 75
Note: Incumbent Harold Ritchie (D) did not run for re-election due to term limits.
- October 24 primary:
- ☐ Chuck Nassauer: 4,868
- ☑ Malinda White: 5,906
District 76
- October 24 primary:
- ☑ J. Kevin Pearson - Incumbent Pearson was first elected to the chamber in 2007.
District 77
- October 24 primary:
- ☑ John Schroder - Incumbent Schroder was first elected to the chamber in 2007.
District 78
- October 24 primary:
- ☑ Kirk Talbot - Incumbent Talbot was first elected to the chamber in 2007.
District 79
- October 24 primary:
- ☑ Julie Stokes - Incumbent Stokes was first elected to the chamber in 2013.
District 80
- October 24 primary:
- ☑ Joseph Lopinto - Incumbent Lopinto was first elected to the chamber in 2007.
District 81
- October 24 primary:
- ☐ Lester McLin: 4,016
- ☑ Clay Schexnayder: 7,290 - Incumbent Schexnayder was first elected to the chamber in 2011.
District 82
- October 24 primary:
- ☑ Cameron Henry - Incumbent Henry was first elected to the chamber in 2007.
District 83
- October 24 primary:
- ☑ Robert Billiot: 4,198 - Incumbent Billiot was first elected to the chamber in 2007.
- ☐ Kyle Green, Jr.: 3,904
District 84
- October 24 primary:
- ☑ Patrick Connick - Incumbent Connick was first elected to the chamber in 2007.
District 85
- October 24 primary:
- ☑ Bryan Adams - Incumbent Adams was first elected to the chamber in 2011.
District 86
- October 24 primary:
- ☑ Chris Broadwater - Incumbent Broadwater was first elected to the chamber in 2011.
Note: Larry Watts (R) withdrew before the primary.
District 87
- October 24 primary:
- ☑ Rodney Lyons Sr.: 2,883
- ☐ Ebony Woodruff: 2,034 - Incumbent Woodruff was first elected to the chamber in 2013.
Note: Derrick Shepherd (D) was disqualified from the race.
District 88
- October 24 primary:
- ☑ John Berthelot - Incumbent Berthelot was first elected to the chamber in 2015.
District 89
Note: Incumbent Timothy Burns (R) did not run for re-election due to term limits.
- October 24 primary:
- ☑ Reid Falconer: 7,135
- ☐ Pat Phillips: 3,683
District 90
- October 24 primary:
- ☑ George Cromer - Incumbent Cromer was first elected to the chamber in 2007.
District 91
- October 24 primary:
- ☑ Walt Leger, III - Incumbent Leger was first elected to the chamber in 2008.
District 92
- October 24 primary:
- ☑ Tom Willmott - Incumbent Willmott was first elected to the chamber in 2007.
District 93
- October 24 primary:
- ☑ Helena Moreno - Incumbent Moreno was first elected to the chamber in 2009.
District 94
- October 24 primary:
- ☑ Stephanie Hilferty: 6,866
- ☐ Nick Lorusso: 5,343 - Incumbent Lorusso was first elected to the chamber in 2007.
District 95
- October 24 primary:
- ☑ Sherman Mack - Incumbent Mack was first elected to the chamber in 2011.
District 96
- October 24 primary:
- ☑ Terry Landry: 7,900 - Incumbent Landry was first elected to the chamber in 2011.
- ☐ Raymond Lewis: 1,502
District 97
- October 24 primary:
- ☑ Joe Bouie: 9,491 - Incumbent Bouie was first elected to the chamber in 2013.
- ☐ MissKeith Prevost: 1,289
Note: Eustis Guillemet, Jr. (R) was removed from the ballot.
District 98
- October 24 primary:
- ☑ Neil Abramson - Incumbent Abramson was first elected to the chamber in 2007.
District 99
Note: Incumbent Wesley Bishop (D) did not run for re-election.
- October 24 primary:
- ☑ Ray Crawford: 2,514
- ☑ Jimmy Harris: 3,957
- ☐ Markeita Prevost: 1,929
- November 21 general election:
- Ray Crawford: 4,185
- Jimmy Harris: 6,629
District 100
Note: Incumbent Austin Badon (D) did not run for re-election due to term limits.
- October 24 primary:
- ☑ John Bagneris: 3,007
- ☑ Alicia Clivens: 2,202
- ☐ Willie Jones: 1,906
- ☐ Shawn Lockett: 885
Note: Jason Hughes (D) was removed from the ballot.
- November 21 general election:
- ☑ John Bagneris: 6,262
- ☐ Alicia Clivens: 5,150
District 101
- October 24 primary:
- ☑ Edward James - Incumbent James was first elected to the chamber in 2011.
District 102
Note: Incumbent Jeffery Arnold (D) did not run for re-election due to term limits.
- October 24 primary:
- ☑ Gary Carter Jr.: 4,914
- ☐ Kenneth Cutno: 360
- ☐ Skip Gallagher: 1,395
- ☐ Kenneth Garrett, Sr.: 513
- ☐ Anthony Ibert: 98
- ☐ Lourdes Moran: 1,410
District 103
- October 24 primary:
- ☐ Leola Anderson: 2,275
- ☑ Casey Hunnicutt: 2,597
- ☐ George Cavignac: 2,244
- ☑ Ray Garofalo: 4,588 - Incumbent Garofalo was first elected to the chamber in 2011.
- November 21 general election:
- Casey Hunnicutt: 6,079
- Ray Garofalo: 6,562
District 104
- October 24 primary:
- ☑ Paul Hollis - Incumbent Hollis was first elected to the chamber in 2011.
Note: Ben Barnett (R) withdrew before the primary.
District 105
- October 24 primary:
- ☐ Alexis Billiot: 4,522
- ☑ Chris Leopold: 6,841 - Incumbent Leopold was first elected to the chamber in 2011.
See also
External links
- Louisiana Secretary of State - Official election results
- Louisiana Secretary of State - Official general election results
Footnotes
- ↑ Louisiana Secretary of State, "2015 Elections," accessed January 2, 2015
- ↑ Louisiana.gov, "Legislative Branch," accessed February 23, 2015
- ↑ Louisiana Secretary of State, "Qualify for an Election," accessed December 16, 2013
- ↑ Louisiana Secretary of State, "Candidate Inquiry," accessed November 23, 2015
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