Ray C. Bernard
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Ray C. Bernard was a Democratic District 14 representative on the Lafourche Parish School Board in Louisiana. He was elected to the office on August 22, 2014, after running unopposed for the open seat.
Elections
2014
All 15 seats on the Lafourche Parish School Board were up for general election in 2014. However, only four of the 15 races were contested and were on the November 4, 2014, ballot. District 6 incumbent Gregg P. Stall (R) defeated challengers Renee O. Morvant (I) and Brian "T-Jack" Millet (I). District 3 incumbent Richmond "Rev" Boyd Jr. (D) defeated challenger Eva Mae Queen Shanklin (D). Myra Zeringue Luft (I) lost to incumbent Gary Foret (D) in District 7. District 15 saw Calvin Duet (D) defeat incumbent Lawrence Mounic (D).[1]
The remaining seats on the board were elected at the close of the candidate qualifying period as they had unopposed candidates. Three newcomers won their first terms on the board without facing opposition. District 2 incumbent Rhoda Caldwell (D) did not seek re-election. Brooke E. Huddleston (R) won the open seat after being uncontested at the close of the qualifying period. Stella C. Lasseigne (D), the District 5 incumbent, also did not run, and her seat was filled by unopposed Mary Breaud (R). Ray C. Bernard (D) won the District 14 seat unopposed. The seat was open as incumbent Larry Pitre (D) did not file to run in the election.[1]
The following eight incumbents retained their seats without opposition: Louis E. Thibodaux (D) in District 1, Marian Fertitta (R) in District 4, Ronald Pere (D) in District 8, Julie Breaux (D) in District 9, Dennis "Jean" Chiasson (D) in District 10, Clyde "Joey" Duplantis III (D) in District 11, Ann Bouvier Sanamo (D) in District 12 and Al Archer (D) in District 13.[1]
Results
Bernard was elected without opposition on August 22, 2014.
Funding
Bernard reported no contributions or expenditures to the Louisiana Ethics Administration Program.[2]
Endorsements
Bernard did not receive any official endorsements in this election.
Recent news
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