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

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Grant Parish

Local election results for Saturday, December 5, 2020, including statewide races. Official results from the Louisiana Secretary of State. Each race has a map by precinct.

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Party committees

RSCC Member, 35th Senatorial District, Division H

Jimmy Waggoner (Republican) won with 50.1% of the vote.

This race covers 3 parishes; the results below are for all of them. In Grant Parish: Jimmy Waggoner 38.1%, "Sam" Brimer 61.9%.

  • Jimmy Waggoner RepublicanElected

    50.1% 575 votes

  • "Sam" Brimer RepublicanDefeated

    49.9% 572 votes

By precinct in Grant Parish

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

Under 50%50 to 60%Over 60%
Jimmy Waggoner
"Sam" Brimer
  • Not voting in this race, or no votes

Shows the 613 votes cast at the polls in 15 precincts. The 180 early and absentee votes are counted for the whole parish, not by precinct, so they aren't on the map.

1,147 votes cast; 10.5% of the 11,381 registered voters in the area turned out.

Results by parish
ParishJimmy Waggoner"Sam" BrimerTurnout
Grant Parish38.1%30261.9%49110.8%
Jackson Parish83.6%11716.4%238.9%
Winn Parish72.9%15627.1%5810.9%

Statewide and federal races in Grant Parish

U.S. Representative, 5th Congressional District

Luke J. Letlow (Republican) won with 62.0% of the vote.

This race covers 24 parishes; the results below are for all of them. In Grant Parish: Luke J. Letlow 52.9%, Lance Harris 47.1%.

  • Luke J. Letlow RepublicanElected

    62.0% 49,183 votes

  • Lance Harris RepublicanDefeated

    38.0% 30,124 votes

By precinct in Grant Parish

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

Under 50%50 to 60%Over 60%
Luke J. Letlow
Lance Harris
  • Not voting in this race, or no votes

Shows the 1,463 votes cast at the polls in 34 precincts. The 648 early and absentee votes are counted for the whole parish, not by precinct, so they aren't on the map.

79,307 votes cast; 16.0% of the 528,278 registered voters in the area turned out.

Propositions, taxes, and recalls

Village of Dry Prong Proposition

Village of Dry Prong, 1% S&U Tax - M&BOA - 10 Yrs.

Passed: 58.4% voted yes and 41.6% voted no.

What the ballot said

Shall the Village of Dry Prong, Louisiana ("Village") be authorized to levy and collect a one-percent tax ("Tax") upon the sale at retail, use, lease or rental, consumption, and storage for use or consumption of tangible personal property and on sales of services in the Village, all as defined by law, with the Tax proceeds (after paying reasonable, necessary costs and expenses of collecting and administering the Tax) (estimated $53,000.00 reasonably expected to be collected from the levy annually), to be dedicated and used for any lawful corporate purpose; the Tax beginning January 1, 2021, to be in lieu of a one-percent sales and use tax now being levied through December 31, 2029 by the Village dedicated and used for the purpose of resurfacing streets within the Village except those under jurisdiction of parish and state; and shall the Village be authorized to fund the Tax proceeds into bonds to be issued from time to time for any lawful corporate purpose to the extent and in the manner permitted by the laws of Louisiana, including Louisiana Revised Statutes of 1950, Sub-Part F, Part III, Chapter 4, Title 39, as amended?

  • YesApproved

    58.4% 80 votes

  • No

    41.6% 57 votes

By precinct in Grant Parish

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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 106 votes cast at the polls in 1 precinct. The 31 early and absentee votes are counted for the whole parish, not by precinct, so they aren't on the map.

137 votes cast; 31.1% of the 454 registered voters in the area turned out.

Constitutional amendments

Amendment 1

Allows out-of-state resident to serve on a public postsecondary education board of supervisors

Passed: 23.5% voted yes and 76.5% voted no.

This race covers 64 parishes; the results below are for all of them. In Grant Parish: Yes 8.5%, No 91.5%.

What the ballot said

Do you support an amendment to allow the governor to appoint a person who resides out-of-state to serve as an at-large member of a public postsecondary education board of supervisors? (Amends Article VIII, Sections 6(B)(1), 7(B)(1), and 7.1(B)(1))

  • Yes

    23.5% 118,651 votes

  • NoDefeated

    76.5% 385,647 votes

By precinct in Grant Parish

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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 1,450 votes cast at the polls in 34 precincts. The 640 early and absentee votes are counted for the whole parish, not by precinct, so they aren't on the map.

504,298 votes cast; 15.7% of the 3,368,082 registered voters in the area turned out.

Turnout by precinct

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Share of registered voters in each precinct who voted at the polls on election day

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Early and absentee voters are counted for the whole parish, not by precinct, so they aren't included here.