Phil Cowboy Lemoine

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Phil Cowboy Lemoine

Democratic Party

Elections and appointments

Last election

October 12, 2019

Phil Cowboy Lemoine (Democratic Party) ran for election to the Louisiana House of Representatives to represent District 38. Lemoine lost in the primary on October 12, 2019.

Elections

2019

See also: Louisiana House of Representatives elections, 2019

Louisiana elections use the majority-vote system. All candidates compete in the same primary, and a candidate can win the election outright by receiving more than 50 percent 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.

Nonpartisan primary election

Nonpartisan primary for Louisiana House of Representatives District 38

Rhonda Butler won election outright against Phil Cowboy Lemoine and Taranza Arvie in the primary for Louisiana House of Representatives District 38 on October 12, 2019.

		Candidate	%	Votes
✔	Submit photo	Rhonda Butler (R)	60.1	8,880
		Phil Cowboy Lemoine (D)	26.5	3,920
	Submit photo	Taranza Arvie (D)	13.3	1,965

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2019

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Current members of the Louisiana House of Representatives

Leadership

Speaker of the House:Phillip DeVillier

Representatives

District 1

Danny McCormick (R)

District 2

Steven Jackson (D)

District 3

Tammy Phelps (D)

District 4

Daryl Walters (D)

District 5

Dennis Bamburg (R)

District 6

Michael Melerine (R)

District 7

Lawrence Bagley (R)

District 8

Raymond Crews (R)

District 9

Dodie Horton (R)

District 10

Wayne McMahen (R)

District 11

Rashid Young (D)

District 12

Christopher Turner (R)

District 13

Jack McFarland (R)

District 14

Michael Echols (R)

District 15

Foy Gadberry (R)

District 16

Adrian Fisher (D)

District 17

Pat Moore (D)

District 18

Jeremy LaCombe (R)

District 19

Francis Thompson (R)

District 20

Neil Riser (R)

District 21

Travis Johnson (D)

District 22

Gabe Firment (R)

District 23

Shaun Mena (D)

District 24

Rodney Schamerhorn (R)

District 25

Jason DeWitt (R)

District 26

Ed Larvadain (D)

District 27

Mike Johnson (R)

District 28

Daryl Deshotel (R)

District 29

Edmond Jordan (D)

District 30

Charles Owen (R)

District 31

Troy Hebert (R)

District 32

Dewith Carrier (R)

District 33

Les Farnum (R)

District 34

Wilford Carter (D)

District 35

Brett Geymann (R)

District 36

Phillip Tarver (R)

District 37

Troy Romero (R)

District 38

Rhonda Butler (R)

District 39

Julie Emerson (R)

District 40

Dustin Miller (D)

District 41

Phillip DeVillier (R)

District 42

Chance Henry (R)

District 43

Josh Carlson (R)

District 44

Tehmi Chassion (D)

District 45

Annie Spell (R)

District 46

Chad Boyer (R)

District 47

Ryan Bourriaque (R)

District 48

Beau Beaullieu (R)

District 49

Jacob Landry (R)

District 50

Vincent St. Blanc (R)

District 51

Beryl Amedée (R)

District 52

Jerome Zeringue (R)

District 53

Jessica Domangue (R)

District 54

Joseph Orgeron (R)

District 55

Bryan Fontenot (R)

District 56

Beth Billings (R)

District 57

Sylvia Taylor (D)

District 58

Ken Brass (D)

District 59

Tony Bacala (R)

District 60

Chad Brown (D)

District 61

Denise Marcelle (D)

District 62

Roy Adams (D)

District 63

Barbara Carpenter (D)

District 64

Kellee Dickerson (R)

District 65

Lauren Ventrella (R)

District 66

Emily Chenevert (R)

District 67

Terry Landry (D)

District 68

Dixon McMakin (R)

District 69

Paula Davis (R)

District 70

Barbara Freiberg (R)

District 71

Roger Wilder (R)

District 72

Robby Carter (D)

District 73

Kimberly Landry Coates (R)

District 74

Peter Egan (R)

District 75

John Wyble (R)

District 76

Stephanie Berault (R)

District 77

Mark Wright (R)

District 78

John Illg (R)

District 79

Debbie Villio (R)

District 80

Polly Thomas (R)

District 81

Jeffrey Wiley (R)

District 82

Laurie Schlegel (R)

District 83

Kyle Green (D)

District 84

Timothy Kerner (R)

District 85

Vincent Cox (R)

District 86

Nicholas Muscarello (R)

District 87

Rodney Lyons (D)

District 88

Kathy Edmonston (R)

District 89

Kim Carver (R)

District 90

Brian Glorioso (R)

District 91

Mandie Landry (D)

District 92

Joe Stagni (R)

District 93

Alonzo Knox (D)

District 94

Stephanie Hilferty (R)

District 95

Shane Mack (R)

District 96

Marcus Bryant (D)

District 97

Matthew Willard (D)

District 98

Aimee Freeman (D)

District 99

Candace Newell (D)

District 100

Jason Hughes (D)

District 101

Vanessa Caston LaFleur (D)

District 102

Delisha Boyd (D)

District 103

Michael Bayham (R)

District 104

Jay Gallé (R)

District 105

Jacob Braud (R)

Republican Party (73)

Democratic Party (32)