State legislative elections results analysis, freshmen, 2011

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This page displays the newly elected members of state legislatures after the 2011 legislative elections.

New Legislators after the 2011 legislative elections
Party Senate House Total
Democratic 10 29 39
Republican 26 69 95
TOTALS 36 98 134

New State Senators

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2011 State Legislative Elections
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Democratic

  1. Samuel Thompson (New Jersey)
  2. Nellie Pou
  3. Russell Jolly
  4. Steve Hale (Mississippi)
  5. Barbara Favola
  6. Adam Ebbin
  7. Troy Brown
  8. Gregory Tarver
  9. Richard Gallot, Jr.
  10. Gary Smith Jr.

Republicans

  1. Jennifer Beck
  2. James Holzapfel
  3. Chris Massey
  4. Rita Potts Parks
  5. Josh Harkins
  6. Will Longwitz
  7. Angela Burks Hill
  8. Melanie Sojourner
  9. Sally Doty
  10. Phillip Gandy
  11. John Polk (Mississippi)
  12. Sean Tindell
  13. Philip Moran
  14. Brice Wiggins
  15. Richard Black (Virginia)
  16. Thomas Garrett
  17. Ralph Smith (Virginia)
  18. Bill Stanley
  19. R.L. Allain II
  20. Ronnie Johns
  21. Barrow Peacock
  22. Bryce Reeves
  23. Patrick Cortez
  24. Bill Carrico
  25. Tony Smith (Mississippi)
  26. Mack White Jr.

Other

No candidates fit this description.

New State House Representatives

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2011 State Legislative Elections
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Primary elections • Statewide elections, 2011 • State Senate elections • State House elections • Ballot Measures • Executive Officials Elections

Democratic

  1. Patrick Jefferson
  2. Katrina Jackson
  3. Wesley Bishop
  4. Deborah Butler Dixon
  5. Alfonso Lopez
  6. Charles Young
  7. Sonya Williams-Barnes
  8. Gabriela Mosquera
  9. Sean Connors (New Jersey)
  10. Marlene Caride
  11. Shavonda Sumter
  12. Benjie Wimberly
  13. David Baria
  14. Timothy Eustace
  15. Troy Singleton
  16. Kevin Horan (Mississippi)
  17. Brad Oberhousen
  18. Tom Miles
  19. Randal Gaines
  20. Ed Price
  21. Edward James (Louisiana)
  22. Gene Reynolds
  23. Kenny Cox
  24. Stephen Ortego
  25. Vincent Pierre
  26. Terry Landry (Louisiana House District 96 representative)
  27. Alfred Williams
  28. Marcus Hunter
  29. Angelica Jimenez (New Jersey)

Democratic

  1. Jeff Thompson (Louisiana)
  2. Steven Pylant
  3. Lance Harris
  4. Stuart Bishop
  5. Valarie Hodges
  6. Bryan Adams (Louisiana)
  7. John Berthelot
  8. Sherman Mack
  9. Paul Hollis
  10. Trey Lamar
  11. Jason White (Mississippi)
  12. Randy Rushing
  13. Larry Rush
  14. Peter Farrell
  15. Israel O'Quinn
  16. Chris Head
  17. Michael Webert
  18. Matt Fariss
  19. Keith Hodges
  20. Mark Dudenhefer
  21. Hank Lott
  22. Manly Barton
  23. Greg Haney
  24. David Yancey
  25. Margaret Ransone
  26. David Rible
  27. Sean Kean
  28. Rick Morris (Virginia)
  29. Gregory McGuckin
  30. Chris Brown (New Jersey)
  31. Doug McLeod
  32. Randall Minchew
  33. Joseph Yost
  34. Michael Watson (Virginia)
  35. Christopher Brown (New Jersey)
  36. Caroline Casagrande
  37. Holly Schepisi
  38. Declan O'Scanlon, Jr.
  39. Jack Ciattarelli
  40. Robert Clifton (New Jersey)
  41. Ronald Dancer
  42. William Shirley
  43. Joey Hood
  44. Chris Brown (Mississippi)
  45. Randy Boyd (Mississippi)
  46. Pat Nelson
  47. Gene Alday
  48. Jody Steverson
  49. Nolan Mettetal
  50. Brad Mayo
  51. Steve Massengill
  52. Kevin Horan (Mississippi)
  53. Tommy Taylor
  54. Timmy Ladner
  55. Nick Bain
  56. William Arnold
  57. Dennis DeBar
  58. Carolyn Crawford
  59. Chris Broadwater
  60. Jay Morris
  61. Gregory Miller (Louisiana)
  62. Lenar Whitney
  63. Clay Schexnayder
  64. Rob Shadoin
  65. Kenny Havard
  66. Chris Leopold
  67. Ray Garofalo
  68. David Ramadan
  69. Charles Busby

Other

No candidates fit this description.

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