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Ruben LeBlanc
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Ruben LeBlanc was an Independent candidate for the 2011 special election to District 22 of the Louisiana State Senate. He was defeated in special election on January 22.
Elections
2011
LeBlanc was defeated by Fred Mills, Jr. in the District 22 special election for the Louisiana State Senate. The special election primary took place on January 22. All candidates, regardless of affiliation, appeared on the ballot. Since Mills received more than 50% of the votes, the election will not proceed to a runoff.[1][2]
- Candidates:
- Simone Champagne (R)
- Fred Mills, Jr. (R)
- Armond Schwing (R)
- Ken Squires (R)
- David Groner (I)
- Ruben LeBlanc (I)
External links
- The Daily Iberian, "LeBlanc, Mills cite platforms for candidacy," January 7, 2011
- The Daily Iberian, "Candidates make their first pitches," January 13, 2011
Footnotes
Current members of the Louisiana State Senate
Leadership
Senate President:Cameron Henry
Senators
District 1
Robert Owen (R)
District 2
Ed Price (D)
District 3
Vacant
District 4
Jimmy Harris (D)
District 5
Royce Duplessis (D)
District 6
Rick Edmonds (R)
District 7
Gary Carter (D)
District 8
Patrick Connick (R)
District 9
Cameron Henry (R)
District 10
Kirk Talbot (R)
District 11
Patrick McMath (R)
District 12
Beth Mizell (R)
District 13
Valarie Hodges (R)
District 14
Larry Selders (D)
District 15
Regina Barrow (D)
District 16
Franklin Foil (R)
District 17
Caleb Kleinpeter (R)
District 18
Eddie Lambert (R)
District 19
Gregory Miller (R)
District 20
Michael Fesi (R)
District 21
Robert Allain (R)
District 22
Blake Miguez (R)
District 23
Brach Myers (R)
District 24
Gerald Boudreaux (D)
District 25
Mark Abraham (R)
District 26
Bob Hensgens (R)
District 27
Jeremy Stine (R)
District 28
Heather Cloud (R)
District 29
Jay Luneau (D)
District 30
Mike Reese (R)
District 31
Alan Seabaugh (R)
District 32
Glen Womack (R)
District 33
Stewart Cathey (R)
District 34
Katrina Jackson (D)
District 35
Jay Morris (R)
District 36
Adam Bass (R)
District 37
William Wheat (R)
District 38
Thomas Pressly (R)
District 39
Sam Jenkins (D)
Republican Party (28)
Democratic Party (10)
Vacancies (1)
