2022 Midterm Election Results for Races in Calcasieu Parish

Louisiana 2022 midterm election results for all races voted on in Calcasieu Parish. Those with the most votes are in bold.

Election Results for Louisiana Statewide Races

U. S. Senator

Beryl A. Billiot (No Party) 1%
Gary Chambers, Jr. (Democrat) 18%
Devin Lance Graham (Republican) 2%
“Xan” John (Other) 0%
John Kennedy (Republican) 62%
W. Thomas La Fontaine Olson (No Party) 0%
Bradley McMorris (Independent) 0%
MV “Vinny” Mendoza (Democrat) 1%
“Luke” Mixon (Democrat) 13%
Salvador P. Rodriguez (Democrat) 1%
Aaron C. Sigler (LBT) 0%
Syrita Steib (Democrat) 2%
Thomas Wenn (Other) 0%

Louisiana Constitutional Amendment No. 1 (ACT 130, 2021 – HB 154) – Modifies the maximum amount of monies in certain state funds that may be invested in equities

YES 36%
NO 64%

Louisiana Constitutional Amendment No. 2 (ACT 172, 2022 – HB 599) – Expands property tax exemptions for homestead exemption property for veterans with disabilities

YES 73%
NO 27%

Louisiana Constitutional Amendment No. 3 (ACT 156, 2021 – HB 315) – Allows classified civil service employees to support election of family members to public office

YES 33%
NO 67%

Louisiana Constitutional Amendment No. 4 (ACT 155, 2021 – HB 59) – Authorizes a political subdivision to waive charges for water under certain circumstances

YES 75%
NO 25%

Louisiana Constitutional Amendment No. 5 (ACT 133, 2021 – SB 154) – Provides relative to property tax millage rate adjustments and maximum authorized millage rates

YES 43%
NO 57%

Louisiana Constitutional Amendment No. 6 (ACT 129, 2021 – HB 143) – Limits the increase in assessed value of certain property following reappraisal in Orleans Parish

YES 50%
NO 50%

Louisiana Constitutional Amendment No. 7 (ACT 246, 2022 – HB 298) – Provides relative to the prohibition of involuntary servitude and administration of criminal justice

YES 39%
NO 61%

Louisiana Constitutional Amendment No. 8 (ACT 171, 2022 – HB 395) – Removes requirement of annual certification of income for certain eligible disabled homeowners

YES 55%
NO 45%

Election Results for Louisiana Multi-Parish Races that Include Calcasieu Parish

U. S. Representative – 3rd Congressional District

Clay Higgins (Republican) 60%
Holden Hoggatt (Republican) 11%
Lessie Olivia Leblanc (Democrat) 13%
Tia LeBrun (Democrat) 9%
Guy McLendon (LBT) 1%
Thomas “Lane” Payne, Jr. (Republican) 2%
Jacob “Jake” Shaheen (Republican) 2%
Gloria R. Wiggins (Independent) 1%

Judge, Court of Appeal – 3rd Circuit, 2nd District, Elec. Sec. 2B

Guy Bradberry (Republican) 54%
Clayton Davis (Republican) 46%

Louisiana Public Service Commission – District 4

Keith C. Bodin (No Party) 20%
“Mike” Francis (Republican) 51%
Shalon Latour (Republican) 28%

Election Results for Races Only in Calcasieu Parish

Member of Calcasieu Parish School Board – District 1

“Rick” Batchelor (Republican) 40%
Aaron P. Natali (Republican) 60%

Member of Calcasieu Parish School Board – District 2

Christopher Archinard (Democrat) 21%
Raymond Fondel (Democrat) 35%
Karen Hardy McReynolds (Democrat) 43%

Member of Calcasieu Parish School Board – District 6

Cassandra Austin (Democrat) 20%
Dean Roberts (Republican) 80%

Member of Calcasieu Parish School Board – District 7

Mack Dellafosse, Jr. (Democrat) 48%
Betty Washington (Democrat) 52%

Member of Calcasieu Parish School Board – District 10

“Tony” O’Banion (Republican) 67%
Alvin Dale Smith (Republican) 33%

Member of Calcasieu Parish School Board – District 11

Phyllis Stine Ayo (Republican) 55%
Derrick Trahan (Republican) 45%

Member of Calcasieu Parish School Board – District 12

Russell Castille (Republican) 86%
Georgina Graves (Independent) 14%

Member of Calcasieu Parish School Board – District 14

Gregory Gauthier (Democrat) 31%
Jackie Hebert (Republican) 32%
Desmond Wallace (Democrat) 37%

Member of Calcasieu Parish School Board – District 15

Shawn Baumgarten (Republican) 48%
“Mike” Gray (Republican) 24%
Helen “Liz” Long (Republican) 28%

Mayor – City of DeQuincy, Louisiana

Billie Burk Perkins (Independent) 23%
Riley Smith (Republican) 77%

Mayor – City of Westlake, Louisiana

Michael T. Bergeron (Republican) 37%
“Hal” McMillin (Republican) 48%
Daniel W. “Dan” Racca (Democrat) 15%

Mayor – Town of Iowa, Louisiana

Paul “Hounddog” Hesse (No Party) 38%
Joshua Macer (Other) 28%
Douglas Neal Watkins (Independent) 34%

Chief of Police – City of Westlake, Louisiana

Michael Perez (Republican) 28%
Christopher James Wilrye (Democrat) 72%

Councilman at Large – City of DeQuincy, Louisiana

“Eddy” Dahlquist, Jr. (No Party) 70%
Denise Maddox (Democrat) 30%

Council Member – Division A, City of Westlake, Louisiana

Lori Ellis Peterson (Republican) 31%
Cierra L. George (Republican) 15%
“Skeeter” Hayes (Republican) 30%
Chase White (Republican) 24%

Council Member – Division B, City of Westlake, Louisiana

Jeremy Cryer (Republican) 73%
Rick Seasock (Republican) 27%

Council Member – Division C, City of Westlake, Louisiana

Clayton Rougeou (Republican) 50%
Brian Sacksteder (Republican) 26%
William “Bill” Trimm (Republican) 24%

Councilman – District 3, City of DeQuincy, Louisiana

Laurie Mueller (Republican) 47%
Cameron Smith (Republican) 53%

Councilman – District 4, City of DeQuincy, Louisiana

Margaret S. Brown (Democrat) 74%
Trace Buxton (Republican) 26%