Election day is Tuesday, November 3

What's on the ballot and key dates

On the ballot: U.S. Senate, U.S. House, and proposed constitutional amendments, plus local races in some areas.

Early voting: October 20 to 27 (closed Sunday, October 25), 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Early voting is open now: October 20 to 27 (closed Sunday, October 25), 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Early voting has ended.
Request an absentee ballot by Friday, October 30 at 4:30 p.m.
Early voting and absentee ballot requests are now closed.
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On election day, polls are open 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. If you are in line when polls close, you can still vote.
Today is election day. Polls are open 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. If you are in line when polls close, you can still vote.

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Cameron Parish

Local election results for Saturday, October 21, 1995. Official results from the Louisiana Secretary of State.

Other elections here: Every election in Cameron Parish
Other parishes: Local results for every parish that day
Parish offices today: Cameron Parish offices and contacts

Parish offices

Sheriff

James R. "Sono" Savoie (Democrat) won with 60.3% of the vote.

James R. "Sono" Savoie DemocratElected
60.3% 2,629 votes
Jerry W. Nunez DemocratDefeated
39.7% 1,731 votes

4,360 votes cast.

Clerk of Court

No one got a majority, so Cynthia "C.Anne" Primeaux King (Democrat) and Carl Broussard (Other party) went to a runoff.

Cynthia "C.Anne" Primeaux King DemocratIn runoff
41.3% 1,766 votes
Carl Broussard Other partyIn runoff
31.2% 1,333 votes
Greg Wicke DemocratDefeated
27.5% 1,176 votes

4,275 votes cast.

Police Juror, District 1

Charles A. "Dusty" Sandifer (Democrat) won with 69.5% of the vote.

Charles A. "Dusty" Sandifer DemocratElected
69.5% 382 votes
Russell Badon Other partyDefeated
30.5% 168 votes

550 votes cast.

Police Juror, District 4

Douaine Conner (Other party) won with 60.4% of the vote.

Douaine Conner Other partyElected
60.4% 513 votes
Martin "Martini" Trahan Other partyDefeated
26.6% 226 votes
Dennis Mhire DemocratDefeated
13.0% 110 votes

849 votes cast.

Police Juror, District 5

No one got a majority, so Malcolm Savoie (Democrat) and Ray Conner (Democrat) went to a runoff.

Malcolm Savoie DemocratIn runoff
32.6% 216 votes
Ray Conner DemocratIn runoff
32.3% 214 votes
Richard "Rickey" Miller, Sr. DemocratDefeated
28.2% 187 votes
Suzanne Sturlese Other partyDefeated
6.8% 45 votes

662 votes cast.

Police Juror, District 6

No one got a majority, so George W. LeBoeuf (Democrat) and Donald "Big Newt" January, Sr. (Other party) went to a runoff.

George W. LeBoeuf DemocratIn runoff
42.7% 311 votes
Donald "Big Newt" January, Sr. Other partyIn runoff
25.4% 185 votes
John LeBlanc RepublicanDefeated
25.1% 183 votes
Arceneaux "Bubba" January, Jr. DemocratDefeated
6.9% 50 votes

729 votes cast.

State Legislature

State Representative, 36th Representative District

Dan Flavin (Democrat) won with 63.1% of the vote.

This race covers 2 parishes; the results below are for all of them. In Cameron Parish: Dan Flavin 44.7%, Darrell Derouen 55.3%.

Dan Flavin DemocratElected
63.1% 9,997 votes
Darrell Derouen DemocratDefeated
36.9% 5,846 votes

15,843 votes cast; 31.5% of the 926 registered voters in the area turned out.

Results by parish

Parish	Dan Flavin	Darrell Derouen	Turnout
Calcasieu Parish	69.5%8,164	30.5%3,578
Cameron Parish	44.7%1,833	55.3%2,268