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Louisiana Candidates for Senator

 

 

 

Primary: October 24, 2015 / November 8, 2016

LA Senatorial Candidates 2015 Democrat and Republican

Louisiana Senator Candidates
Louisiana Senator Candidates 2015

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Louisiana Senate Candidates For 2015

State Senate District 1
Sharon Hewitt (R)
"Pete" Schneider (R)

State Senate District 2
Troy Brown (D)
"Chris" Delpit (D)
Eric Weil (No Party)

State Senate District 3
"J.P." Morrell (D)

State Senate District 4
Wesley Bishop (D)
R. Erich Caulfield (D)
Joseph "Joe" Swider (D)

State Senate District 5
Karen Carter Peterson (D)

State Senate District 6
Mack "Bodi" White (R)

State Senate District 7
Jeffery "Jeff" Arnold (D)
Troy Carter (D)
Leslie Ellison (D)
Troy J. Gainey (R)
Roy A. Glapion (D)

State Senate District 8
John A. Alario Jr. (R)

State Senate District 9
Conrad Appel (R)
John LaBruzzo (R)
Scott Songy (Other)
"Polly" Thomas (R)

State Senate District 10
Daniel R. "Danny" Martiny (R)

State Senate District 11
"Jack" Donahue (R)

State Senate District 12
Brett K. Duncan (R)
"Beth" Mizell (R)
"Mickey" Murphy (D)
John Seal (No Party)

State Senate District 13
Derek Babcock (R)
Dale Erdey (R)

State Senate District 14
Yvonne Dorsey (D)

State Senate District 15
Regina Barrow (D)
Jerrie Davenport Williams (R)
Dalton Honore' (D)

State Senate District 16
Brent Campanella (Other)
"Dan" Claitor (R)
Scott McKnight (R)

State Senate District 17
"Rick" Ward III (R)

State Senate District 18
Eddie Lambert (R)

State Senate District 19
Gary L. Smith Jr. (D)

State Senate District 20
Mark Atzenhoffer (No Party)
Norbert "Norby" Chabert (R)
Michael "Mike" Fesi (R)

State Senate District 21
R. L. "Bret" Allain II (R)

State Senate District 22
Fred "T-Fred" Mills Jr. (R)

State Senate District 23
Patrick Page Cortez (R)
Terry Hughes (Other)

State Senate District 24
Gerald Boudreaux (D)
Ledricka Johnson Thierry (D)

State Senate District 25
Dan W. "Blade" Morrish (R)

State Senate District 26
Jonathan Perry (R)

State Senate District 27
Ronnie Johns (R)
Ginger Vidrine (D)

State Senate District 28
Eric LaFleur (D)

State Senate District 29
Joshua Joy Dara Sr. (R)
Jay Luneau (D)

State Senate District 30
John Smith (R)

State Senate District 31
Gerald Long (R)

State Senate District 32
Neil Riser (R)

State Senate District 33
Vance McAllister (R)
Michael A. "Mike" Walsworth (R)

State Senate District 34
Francis Thompson (D)

State Senate District 35
Stewart Cathey Jr. (R)
James R. "Jim" Fannin (R)

State Senate District 36
Henry Burns (R)
Ryan Gatti (R)
Todd Hollenshead (D)

State Senate District 37
Barrow Peacock (R)

State Senate District 38
Richard "Richie" Burford (R)
Cloyce Clark (R)
John Milkovich (D)
Jemayal Warren (D)

State Senate District 39
"Jim" Slagle (Other)
Gregory Tarver (D)

Louisiana Candidates for Congress Republican and Democrat LA

Louisiana Congressional Candidates
Louisiana Congressional Candidates 2015 Republican and Democrat

District 1:
Steve Scalise (R)
David Duke (R)
Rob Maness (R)

District 2:
Cedric Richmond (D)

District 3:
Charles Boustany Jr. (R)

District 4:
John Fleming (R)

District 5:
Ralph Abraham (R)

District 6:
Garret Graves (R)
Richard Lieberman (D)

 

 

 

History of Louisiana. Information that every Louisiana Senator Candidate Should Know.

The first European explorers to visit Louisiana came in 1528 when a Spanish expedition led by Panfilo de Narváez located the mouth of the Mississippi River. In 1542, Hernando de Soto's expedition skirted to the north and west of the state (encountering Caddo and Tunica groups) and then followed the Mississippi River down to the Gulf of Mexico in 1543. The expedition encountered hostile tribes all along river. Natives followed the boats in large canoes, shooting arrows at the soldiers for days on end as they drifted through their territory. The Spanish, whose crossbows had long ceased working, had no effective offensive weapons on the water and were forced to rely on their remaining armor and sleeping mats to block the arrows. About 11 Spaniards were killed along this stretch and many more wounded.

 

 

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