An independent guide to Louisiana local government. This is not an official government website.

Louisiana Data & Defense FoundationLouisiana parish and local government directory

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 and absentee ballot requests are now closed.
  • Mailed absentee ballots must reach your parish registrar of voters by Monday, November 2 at 4:30 p.m. A postmark does not count, so mail it early.
  • 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.

Every race on the ballotSee your sample ballot and polling placeAll election dates and deadlinesSecretary of State election hotline: 1-800-883-2805

Lincoln Parish

Local election results for Saturday, April 17, 2004. Official results from the Louisiana Secretary of State. Each race has a map by precinct.

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

Parish offices

Police Juror, District 6

Roy Glover (Democrat) won with 59.7% of the vote.

  • Roy Glover DemocratElected

    59.7% 335 votes

  • Charles M. Fuller DemocratDefeated

    40.3% 226 votes

By precinct in Lincoln Parish

The precinct map loads as you scroll to it.

Who got the most votes in each precinct, and their share

Under 50%50 to 60%Over 60%
Roy Glover
Charles M. Fuller
  • Not voting in this race, or no votes

Shows the 503 votes cast at the polls in 5 precincts. The 58 early and absentee votes are counted for the whole parish, not by precinct, so they aren't on the map.

561 votes cast.

Police Juror, District 10

Annie Martin Brown (Democrat) won with 56.8% of the vote.

  • Annie Martin Brown DemocratElected

    56.8% 227 votes

  • Robert "Demp" Smith DemocratDefeated

    43.3% 173 votes

By precinct in Lincoln Parish

The precinct map loads as you scroll to it.

Who got the most votes in each precinct, and their share

Under 50%50 to 60%Over 60%
Annie Martin Brown
Robert "Demp" Smith
  • Not voting in this race, or no votes

Shows the 373 votes cast at the polls in 5 precincts. The 27 early and absentee votes are counted for the whole parish, not by precinct, so they aren't on the map.

400 votes cast.

School board

Member of School Board, District 12

Ted McKinney (Democrat) won with 56.4% of the vote.

  • Ted McKinney DemocratElected

    56.4% 211 votes

  • William "Billy" Abrahm RepublicanDefeated

    43.6% 163 votes

By precinct in Lincoln Parish

The precinct map loads as you scroll to it.

Who got the most votes in each precinct, and their share

Under 50%50 to 60%Over 60%
Ted McKinney
  • Not voting in this race, or no votes

Shows the 337 votes cast at the polls in 2 precincts. The 37 early and absentee votes are counted for the whole parish, not by precinct, so they aren't on the map.

374 votes cast.

Propositions, taxes, and recalls

RUSTON SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1 PROPOSITION SUMMARY: AUTHORITY TO ISSUE NOT EXCEEDING $33,000,000 OF 20 YEAR GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS FOR ACQUIRING AND/OR IMPROVING LANDS FOR BUILDING SITES AND PLAYGROUNDS; INCLUDING CONSTRUCTION OF NECESSARY SIDEWALKS AND STREETS ADJACENT THERETO; PURCHASING, ERECTING AND/OR IMPROVING SCHOOL BUILDINGS AND OTHER SCHOOL RELATED FACILITIES WITHIN AND FOR SAID SCHOOL DISTRICT, INCLUDING, TO THE EXTENT FEASIBLE, THOSE SPECIFIC SCHOOL PROJECTS SET FORTH IN THE "CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS PLAN" APPROVED BY THE LINCOLN PARISH SCHOOL BOARD ON FEBRUARY 3, 2004, AND ACQUIRING THE NECESSARY EQUIPMENT AND FURNISHINGS THEREFOR, TITLE TO WHICH SHALL BE IN THE PUBLIC, SAID BONDS TO BE PAYABLE FROM AD VALOREM TAXES.

Ruston School Dist. No. 1, $33,000,000 Bonds - SB - 20 yr.

Passed: 56.5% voted yes and 43.5% voted no.

What the ballot said

Shall Ruston School District No. 1 of the Parish of Lincoln, State of Louisiana, incur debt and issue bonds not exceeding Thirty Three Million Dollars ($33,000,000), to run twenty (20) years from date thereof, with interest at a rate not exceeding eight per centum (8%) per annum, for the purpose of acquiring and/or improving lands for building sites and playgrounds; including construction of necessary sidewalks and streets adjacent thereto; purchasing, erecting and/or improving school buildings and other school related facilities within and for the District, including, to the extent feasible, those specific school projects set forth in the "Capital Improvements Plan" approved by the Lincoln Parish School Board on February 3, 2004, and acquiring the necessary equipment and furnishings therefor, title to which shall be in the public; which bonds will be general obligations of the District and will be payable from ad valorem taxes to be levied and collected in the manner provided by Article VI, Section 33 of the Constitution of the State of Louisiana of 1974 and statutory authority supplemental thereto?

  • YesApproved

    56.5% 1,596 votes

  • No

    43.5% 1,230 votes

By precinct in Lincoln Parish

The precinct map loads as you scroll to it.

Which side won each precinct, and by how much

Under 55%55 to 65%Over 65%
Yes
No
  • Not voting in this race, or no votes

Shows the 2,638 votes cast at the polls in 39 precincts. The 188 early and absentee votes are counted for the whole parish, not by precinct, so they aren't on the map.

2,826 votes cast.

VILLAGE OF SIMSBORO PROPOSITION (SALES TAX) SUMMARY: AUTHORITY FOR THE VILLAGE OF SIMSBORO, STATE OF LOUISIANA, TO LEVY A 1-1/4% SALES AND USE TAX TO BE USED FOR ANY LAWFUL CORPORATE PURPOSE OF THE VILLAGE, WITH THE PROCEEDS OF THE TAX BEING SUBJECT TO FUNDING INTO BONDS.

Village of Simsboro, 1 1/4% S&U Tax, Mayor & Bd. of Aldermen

Passed: 45.9% voted yes and 54.1% voted no.

What the ballot said

Shall the Village of Simsboro, State of Louisiana (the "Village"), under the provisions of Article VI, Section 29 of the Constitution of the State of Louisiana of 1974, and other constitutional and statutory authority, be authorized to levy and collect a tax of one and one fourth per cent (1-1/4%) (the "Tax"), upon the sale at retail, the use, the lease or rental, the consumption, and the storage for use or consumption of tangible personal property and on sales of services in the Village, all as defined in La. R.S. 47:301 to 47:317, inclusive, with the proceeds of the Tax (after paying the reasonable and necessary costs and expenses of collecting and administering the Tax), to be dedicated and used for any lawful corporate purpose of the Village, and shall the Village be further authorized to fund the proceeds of said Tax into bonds for any capital purpose, to the extent and in the manner permitted by the laws of Louisiana, including particularly, Sub-Part F, Part III, Chapter 4, Title 39 of the Louisiana Revised Statutes of 1950?

  • Yes

    45.9% 45 votes

  • NoDefeated

    54.1% 53 votes

By precinct in Lincoln Parish

The precinct map loads as you scroll to it.

Which side won each precinct, and by how much

Under 55%55 to 65%Over 65%
Yes
No
  • Not voting in this race, or no votes

Shows the 97 votes cast at the polls in 1 precinct. The 1 early and absentee votes are counted for the whole parish, not by precinct, so they aren't on the map.

98 votes cast.

Turnout by precinct