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On the Ballot in Lafayette:
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August 28th 2010
Closed Primary Congressional Elections
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Office
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Party
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Candidate
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U. S. Senator
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Democratic
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Neeson J. Chauvin, Jr., Carencro
Cary J. Deaton, Metairie
Charlie Melancon, Napoleonville
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Libertarian
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Anthony Gentile, Mandeville
Randall Todd Hayes, Atlanta
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Reform
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William R. McShan, Leesville
(Unopposed)
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Republican
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Nick Accardo, Franklin
Chet D. Traylor, Monroe
David Vitter, Metairie
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U. S. Representative,
7th Congressional District
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Republican
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Charles W. Boustany, Jr., Lafayette
(Unopposed)
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Early Voting: August 14-21 8:00 AM – 6:00 P.M., closed on Sunday at 1010 Lafayette Street, Suite 313
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Note: Voters registered with Louisiana's Democratic, Green, Libertarian, Reform, and Republican parties may only vote in their own primaries (if any). Voters who are registered in any other way (another party or unaffiliated) may not vote in the Republican-only primary but may vote in the primaries of the other registered parties. (See the Louisiana Secretary of State's discussion.)
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October 2 2010
Fall Open Primary/2nd Party Primary Congressional Election
Statewide, Parish, and Municipal Primaries
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Office
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Party
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Candidate
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Lieutenant Governor
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Democratic
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James “Jim” Crowley, Shreveport
Caroline Fayard, New Orleans
“Butch” Gautreaux, Morgan City
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Republican
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Jay Dardenne, Baton Rouge
Kevin Davis, Abita Springs
Sammy Kershaw, Lafayette
Melanie McKnight, Baton Rouge
Roger Villere, Metairie
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Judge, 3rd Circuit Court of Appeal, 3rd District, Elec. Sec. 5A
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Republican
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Francie Boullion, Lafayette
Steven “Buzz” Durio, Lafayette
Phyllis Montgomery Keaty, Lafayette
Jeanne Laborde, Lafayette
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Lafayette Parish School Board
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District 1
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Democrat
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Mark Babineaux, Scott (Unopposed)
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District 2
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Democrat
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Tommy Angelle, Carencro
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No Party
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Greg Davis, Lafayette
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District 3
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Democrat
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Shelton Cobb, Lafayette (Unopposed)
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District 4
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Democrat
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Tehmi Chassion, Lafayette
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No Party
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Gwen Poulard-Harris, Lafayette
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District 5
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No Party
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Junius Andres, Lafayette
Dean Landry, Duson
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Republican
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Kermit J. Bouillion, Duson
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District 6
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No Party
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Dudley LaBauve III, Lafayette
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Republican
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Greg Awbrey, Lafayette
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District 7
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Democrat
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Thomas Brown, Lafayette
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Republican
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Mark Cockerham, Lafayette
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District 8
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No Party
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Hunter Beasley, Lafayette
Alicia P. Hill, Lafayette
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District 9
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Democrat
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Rae B. Trahan, Youngsville (Unopposed)
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Local Races: Many local races for mayor, police chief, council etc. may also be on your precinct's ballot. For a more detailed listing of the races to appear on your ballot please visit the Louisiana Secretary of State's voter information page and navigate to your information.
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Early Voting: September 18-25 8:00 AM – 6:00 P.M., closed on Sunday at 1010 Lafayette Street, Suite 313
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Note: Voters registered with Louisiana's Democratic, Green, Libertarian, Reform, and Republican parties may only vote in their own Congressional primaries (if any). Voters who are registered in any other way (another party or unaffiliated) may not vote in the Republican-only primary but may vote in the Congressional primaries of the other registered parties.
These rules apply only to the the Congressional primaries; in all other Louisiana elections voters of any party may vote for any candidate.
(See the Louisiana Secretary of State's discussion.)
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