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Jackson Parish

Local election results for Saturday, October 3, 1992. Official results from the Louisiana Secretary of State.

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Police Juror, Ward 1

Shirley Walsworth (Democrat) won with 52.7% of the vote.

  • Shirley Walsworth DemocratElected

    52.7% 436 votes

  • Gilbert Pickens DemocratDefeated

    47.3% 391 votes

827 votes cast.

Police Juror, Ward 2

No one got a majority, so Ernest Conn (Democrat) and Paul Johns (Democrat) went to a runoff.

  • Ernest Conn DemocratIn runoff

    45.7% 403 votes

  • Paul Johns DemocratIn runoff

    25.7% 227 votes

  • Shelton Stuckey DemocratDefeated

    20.6% 182 votes

  • Purvis Wiley DemocratDefeated

    7.9% 70 votes

882 votes cast.

Police Juror, Ward 3

David McManus (Democrat) won with 62.4% of the vote.

  • David McManus DemocratElected

    62.4% 520 votes

  • W. W. "Bill" Staples DemocratDefeated

    37.6% 314 votes

834 votes cast.

Police Juror, Ward 4

No one got a majority, so Nathaniel Zeno, Jr. (Democrat) and Jimmy M. Robinson (Republican) went to a runoff.

  • Nathaniel Zeno, Jr. DemocratIn runoff

    45.7% 380 votes

  • Jimmy M. Robinson RepublicanIn runoff

    24.6% 205 votes

  • Jessie James Parks DemocratDefeated

    20.2% 168 votes

  • Lessell Thompson DemocratDefeated

    9.5% 79 votes

832 votes cast.

Police Juror, Ward 5

No one got a majority, so Leslie Thompson (Republican) and Nomie D. Farley (Democrat) went to a runoff.

  • Leslie Thompson RepublicanIn runoff

    30.1% 252 votes

  • Nomie D. Farley DemocratIn runoff

    20.1% 168 votes

  • Lee Edward Joe DemocratDefeated

    18.8% 157 votes

  • R. L. Belton DemocratDefeated

    17.4% 146 votes

  • Ceola Qualls DemocratDefeated

    13.6% 114 votes

837 votes cast.

Police Juror, Ward 6

No one got a majority, so Charles H. Garrett (Democrat) and Roger Young (Democrat) went to a runoff.

  • Charles H. Garrett DemocratIn runoff

    43.0% 373 votes

  • Roger Young DemocratIn runoff

    19.5% 169 votes

  • Johnny L. Henderson RepublicanDefeated

    19.2% 167 votes

  • J. T. Ables DemocratDefeated

    18.3% 159 votes

868 votes cast.

Cities, towns, and villages

Town of Eros

Chief of Police, Town of Eros

Pat Tullos (Democrat) won with 51.5% of the vote.

  • Pat Tullos DemocratElected

    51.5% 50 votes

  • J. C. Moore DemocratDefeated

    41.2% 40 votes

  • Arnold Costin DemocratDefeated

    7.2% 7 votes

97 votes cast.

Aldermen, Town of Eros

Carolyn Myers (Other party), Jerry Costin (Democrat), James McCurdy (Other party), Glenda Tullos (Democrat), and Billy "Bill" Flowers (Democrat) won.

  • Carolyn Myers Other partyElected

    19.1% 80 votes

  • Jerry Costin DemocratElected

    15.6% 65 votes

  • James McCurdy Other partyElected

    15.1% 63 votes

  • Glenda Tullos DemocratElected

    15.1% 63 votes

  • Billy "Bill" Flowers DemocratElected

    14.4% 60 votes

2 other candidates: 20.8% together
Wesley J. Robertson Republican11.2%47
Carolyn Roberts King Democrat9.6%40

418 votes cast.