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EDITOR’S NOTE: L’OBSERVATEUR reached out to candidates running for office in St. John the Baptist Parish in non-statewide elections. The answers each candidate submitted are included in this section. Candidates were asked to keep individual answers to 75 words. Some answers were edited for length and clear errors. However, what follows are the candidates in their own words.

 In addition to the races, it includes propositions that will be voted upon. Please note the ballot captures the entire parish and not all races will take place in every precinct. To locate your precinct and polling place please visit the Louisiana Secretary of State’s website at www.GeauxVote.com.

Early voting for the November 3 election is scheduled for Friday, Oct. 16 through Tuesday, Oct. 27 (excluding Sundays), from 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. For more information about the Secretary of State’s Elections Division, visit www.GeauxVote.com or call 225.922.0900.

Information is not provided for the following:

• District Judge 40^th Judicial District Court, Division A (Vercell Fiffie). The challenger was disqualified during the qualifying period.
• District Attorney 40^th Judicial District Court (Bridget Dinvaut-Sanders) had no challengers for the position.
• Justice of the Peace District 1 (Haston “Bun” Lewis Jr) had no challengers for the position.
• Justice of the Peace District 2 (Cherry Burl Frank) had no challengers for the position.
• Justice of the Peace District 5 (Greg “Za” Maurin) had no challengers for the position.
• Justice of the Peace District 6 (Wilfred Mitchell Jr). The challenger was disqualified during the qualifying period.
• Justice of the Peace District 7 (Todd J. Clement Sr) had no challengers for the position.
• Constable Justice of the Peace District 1 (Chyral August) had no challengers for the position.
• Constable Justice of the Peace District 5 (Robert “Bobby” Brady) had no challengers for the position.

With either no challenger or the challenger disqualified, the person running for these offices have been elected.

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Judge, Court of Appeal 5^th Circuit, 2^nd Dist., Division A

PHOTO: 1-Judge Jude G. Gravois (1).jpg

Name: Jude G. Gravois

Town of Residence: I am a native and lifelong resident of Vacherie, Louisiana.

Date of Birth: I was born on December 13, 1953 (66 years old). The term of office is 10 years. The law is clear that “[a] judge who attains 70 years of age while serving a term of office shall be allowed to complete that term of office.” La. Const. Art. 5, Section 23. If re-elected, I fully intend to complete my 10-year term of office.

Married/Children/Family: I have been married for 43-plus years to Sonia Steib Gravois, also a native of Vacherie, Louisiana. We are the parents of two children and the grandparents of five grandchildren, all of whom live in South Louisiana.

Political Affiliation: Democrat

Profession: Attorney/appellate court judge. I have more than thirty years’ experience as a full-time practicing attorney in a very diverse solo practice, plus more than 11 years’ experience as an appellate court judge on the Louisiana Fifth Circuit Court of Appeal.

What makes you an effective leader? I feel that I am a natural-born leader, possibly because I understand people and life. With all of the experience I have as a practicing attorney and as an appellate court judge, I easily understand what needs to be done and how it needs to be done. I enjoy teaching others about the law and life, and leading them to follow my way of thinking, which is to always do what’s fair and what’s right.

If elected, what will be your top three priorities? If re-elected, I will continue to: 1) fairly, honestly, and completely review all facts, law, and issues involved in each case; 2) always keep an open mind and not make final decisions in any case until I have fully reviewed everything properly presented in each matter; and 3) make decisions that are impartial and without bias and are based strictly on the law and the facts applicable to the case.

What sets you apart from the other candidates? Purely and simply, experience. I have more than thirty years’ experience as a full-time practicing attorney in a very diverse solo practice, plus more than eleven years’ experience as an appellate court judge, in which I have handled more than 3,250 appellate matters, and authored more than 350 full appellate opinions and more than 700 writ dispositions. My decisions are always based strictly on the law and the facts applicable to the case.

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Name: Sharrolyn Jackson Miles

 

Town of Residence: LaPlace, LA

 

Date of Birth: June 22, 1977

 

Married/Children/Family: Sharrolyn has five children: Akira (21), Elijah (17), Katelynn (13), Kiersten (9), and Jackson (6).  She also has two stepsons, Eli and Jabari. Although recently separated from her longtime husband, Eli Miles, they continue to co-parent effectively and raise their children as a team.  Sharrolyn’s mother, Sandra Jackson, is retired school teacher, and her father, Isaac Jackson, Jr., a recent candidate for Attorney General.  She credits both with her passion for learning and the law.

 

Political Affiliation: Democrat

 

Profession: Sharrolyn has over 16 years of experience as an assistant district attorney for St. John, a code enforcement hearing officer, a corporate defense attorney, an appellate law clerk, and as a solo practitoner.

 

What makes you an effective leader? Three things that make me effective as a leader are my passion, my determination to do the grind work and put in the long hours with my team, and my willingness to listen and take advice from others.  Another thing that makes me an effective leader is my faith, which helps me to be courageous and to push through the obstacles and challenges that will automatically come when you are trying to make an impact.

 

If elected, what will be your top three priorities? I will make sure my division operates with transparency and that attention to detail is given to every single case that comes through the division.  I will make sure that in every case my pen touches, all litigants — win or lose — are confident that their voice was heard and taken seriously.  I will work with the local schools, homeschool groups and churches to create hands on learning opportunities for students learning about the judicial system.

 

What sets you apart from the other candidates? I decided to run because while working for the Fourth Circuit I noticed that diversity of thought, opinions, and experiences seemed to be lacking in many decisions rendered by the Fifth Circuit.  I am much younger that the judges on the 5th Circuit;  I am from a different generation, a xennial; and my peers and I have had life experiences that differ dramatically from the judges currently serving.  I will be a long-awaited fresh voice.

 

Name: Robert J. Snyder, Jr.

Town of Residence: Reserve, LA, St. John Parish

Date of Birth: December 13, 1972

Married/Children/Family: Single. Extensive family throughout the entire River Parishes. The River Parishes has been home for our extended family for many generations.

Political Affiliation: Democrat

Profession: Attorney/Justice of the Peace

What makes you an effective leader? My ability to listen to both sides of a debatable position. Giving each party equal opportunity to present their case and argument. Ruling only based upon the law and evidence in the record, regardless of what my personal feelings may or may not be. The very fact that I mostly deal with judicial cases that have self represented litigants has taught me patience and how to treat a litigant that may or may not understand the law and the legal system. Also, my independence from huge campaign contributions makes me be able to issue a judgment that is fair and honest. I am not beholden to attorneys’ that have given huge campaign contributions.

If elected, what will be your top three priorities? My first priority would be to move the fifth circuit court of appeals sub-circuit back to Laplace, where it was moved from about 10 years ago. I will also maintain an office in St. James Parish.
I already have a judicial office in St. John Parish and a law office in St. James Parish. Therefore, I represent both parishes equally. My second priority will be to bring more transparency to the fifth circuit court of appeals courthouse located in Gretna. I would like the oral arguments recorded in order for the judiciary commission of Louisiana to step in and retrieve those recordings and discipline judges on that court of appeals if the need arises. My third priority would be to serve with the correct judicial temperament for the next 20 years without reaching the mandatory retirement age within the first few years of a 10-year term.

What sets you apart from the other candidates? The thing that sets me apart the most is that I am the only candidate who maintains a judicial office in St. John Parish and a legal office in St. James Parish. I have 30 years of combined legal, law enforcement and judicial experience. I am ready to serve both parishes for the next 20 years with the correct judicial temperament. As a member of the judiciary, I have never used the threat of sanctions against self-represented litigants. I patiently explain the process to those litigants, and always rule with the correct judicial temperament. I never have and never will violate my oath of office.

 

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District Judge 40^th Judicial District Court, Div. B

 

 

 

Name: Nghana Lewis

 

Town of Residence: LaPlace

Date of Birth: April 16, 1972

Married/Children/Family: Married, 2 Children, Ciel & Cydney

 

Political Affiliation: Democrat

 

Profession: Associate Professor and Attorney

 

What makes you an effective leader? I set goals & objectives and invite others to hold me accountable to the goals & objectives that I have set, whether in my work as an educator or as an officer of the Court.  I am receptive to constructive criticism.  I am undaunted by change, but I do not find it necessary to reinvent wheels, unless the wheels are not turning/operating efficiently.  I value teamwork and recognize the importance of respecting the contributions that each person brings–or can bring–to the table.

 

If elected, what will be your top three priorities? 1. Facilitating collection of unpaid ticket-related fines and costs for Division B cases and working with the judges of Divisions A and C to devise a plan for collecting unpaid ticket-related fines and costs in those divisions (currently, outstanding fines & costs across the three divisions are close to $500,000.00). 2. Developing a comprehensive mandatory community service plan for the Court. 3. Meeting with other judges of the 40th JDC, other governmental stakeholders, members of the faith-based community, and researchers to begin development of a comprehensive juvenile justice prevention plan (K-12 conflict resolution curriculum and interactive summer learning experience) and to explore integration of measures for promoting juvenile justice intervention (Heat Maps, ACE scores, BAGs) in the Court’s case management system for all juvenile offenders.

What sets you apart from the other candidate? I am ready to take the bench and, on day one, render decisions based on the law, in criminal, civil, juvenile, 4D and traffic matters.  I understand the administrative and judicial functions of the Court in light of my past service as a law clerk for Division B and my extensive practice in all areas over which a court of general jurisdiction presides.  I have an established record of serving St. John the Baptist Parish.  For the past four years, I hosted “What’s the Law?” and will continue to provide this service to the community upon taking the bench.  I have an established record of building relationships and formalizing partnerships with stakeholders in juvenile justice reform and achieving measurable, affirmative results in this area.  I love the law, and I love St. John the Baptist Parish!

 

 

Name: Leandre Millet

 

Town of Residence: LaPlace

 

Date of Birth: February 24, 1966

 

Married/Children/Family: I am married to Courtney Millet and together we have two sons Leandre “Michael” Millet, Jr. and Jeffrey Millet.  Michael is married to Kati Millet and Jeffrey is engaged to Jessica Mire.

 

Political Affiliation: I am a registered Democrat

 

Profession: I am an attorney and licensed CPA

 

What makes you an effective leader? When it comes to law, an effective leader listens and applies the facts to the law. My strength is my legal history and experience, and my penchant for serving with honesty, integrity and even temperament. Those who know me best know that I possess those qualities and use them as my foundation for every decision I make.

 

If elected, what will be you top three priorities? My priorities as Judge will be to move the docket swiftly and efficiently. I will deliver fair but firm justice. And I will treat all who use the court with respect. It is my intention to apply the facts to the law and only apply the rule of law.

 

What sets you apart from the other candidates? I feel certain that my work ethic, combined with my education and work experience provides me with a solid foundation for the position of judge in the 40th JDC. As a lifelong resident of St. John Parish, I have chosen to practice law here in St. John, and my practice has allowed me to litigate a broad spectrum of civil cases throughout Louisiana, however, I have primarily practiced in the 40th JDC. This experience has prepared me to preside as judge over a large range of issues. Also, as a prosecutor, I have handled a large range of criminal matters ranging from minor juvenile offenses to the most serious adult felonies. It is this combination of experience that I feel sets me apart from the other candidates.

 

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District Judge 40^th Judicial District Court, Div. C

 

Name: Eric Carter

Town of Residence: LaPlace, Louisiana

Date of Birth: November 18, 1972

Married/Children/Family: I am married to my college sweetheart, Erica Carter. Together, we have two teenage chidren and a stubborn yet loveable English bulldog named Sir Axel.

Political Affiliation: Democrat

Profession: Attorney & Real Estate Broker

What makes you an effective leader? My leadership is focused on people and what matters to them. Beyond process or politics, I have a deep respect for people and the experiences that has shaped them into the people they are. This is at the core of how I work, live, and lead.

If elected, what will be your top three priorities? The Carter Cares Approach is centered around four aspects – Family, Service, Community, and Effiency. Of these tenants, my top three priorities include 1.) supporting and implementing diversion and intervention programs 2.) creating and supporting youth mentorship programs and 3.) enacting creative court scheduling opportunities to respect everyone’s time.

What sets you apart from the other candidates? I joined the US Navy at 17 knowing that war and death were likely. I accepted the risk to take control of my life and use service as a means of overcoming being described as too short, fat, poor, and black to succeed. Today, after many achievements, I live and work remembering where I came from through prayers, hard work, respect for authority, and care for and service to others. Carter Cares #77

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Name: DaShawn Hayes
Town of Residence: LaPlace
Date of Birth: May 29

 

Married/Children/Family: Single; no children. Son of Gail Coleman Hayes of Reserve, LA and Paul Hayes of Convent, LA. Brother of DeAndra and DeShandra Hayes of LaPlace.
Political Affiliation: Democrat
Profession: Attorney at Law. Owner of The Hayes Law Firm, PLC.

 

What makes you an effective leader? An effective leader is one who makes those around him better. A Judge is not only a part of the community but also a leader.  I can be an effective leader as I have no fear in undertaking my responsibility to make this community better. As judge, I will be an effective leader by engaging the community in open and honest conversations, connecting with all members of the community, encouraging personal and communal growth within the community and always having a positive attitude.

 

If elected, what will be your top three priorities? Efficiency. It is my pledge to make the court experience more efficient for the public through reducing the physical appearance of litigants for civil pretrial matters, misdemeanor offenses and non-protective order family matters. Advancement. It is my pledge to incorporate more technology within the Court system to further satisfy efficiency without compromising or neglecting the intricate details and merits of each case through ZOOM and electronic filings. Community Involvement. St. John needs a judge that they can see, one that they can reach out and touch. I would accomplish this through participating in Know Your Rights seminars and holding court at the different high schools.

 

What sets you apart from the other candidates? I am well-versed in the law and would be effectively knowledgeable as to any type of case that reached my courtroom. I have the desire and energy to make the courtroom more efficient and fair to everyone that enters it. I have the passion to move the parish forward.

 

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Name: J. Sterling Snowdy

 

Town of Residence: LaPlace, Louisiana,  Native of St. John Parish.

 

Date of Birth: April 24, 1959

 

Married/Children/Family: Married to Hope Hymel Snowdy and they are the parents to two adult children

 

Political Affiliation: Democrat

 

Profession: Judge, attorney.  (Juris Doctor, 1984, Loyola School of Law)  (B.S. Accounting, 1981 University of New Orleans)

 

What makes you an effective leader? I possess the essential qualities of an effective judge: “To hear courteously; to answer wisely; to consider soberly; and to decide impartially.”  In my courtroom, every person stands equal before the law.   I run an efficient docket and courtroom, mindful of the value of time for litigants and attorneys.  I am responsive to the needs of St. John Parish.

If elected, what will be your top three priorities? To continue and to advance the technological improvements made to the court in the wake of the COVID pandemic.  Court proceedings have changed forever and the 40th JDC will be on the forefront of technology.To implement a case management system to ensure that all matters will move forward in an efficient and timely manner to seek improvements to access to justice at the Eastbank Courtroom at Cambridge Drive.

What sets you apart from the other candidates? I have 34 years of legal experience–24 years on the bench in St. John Parish.  I have handled a wide variety of cases – civil, criminal, and juvenile.  I have treated all litigants and attorneys with respect and dignity. I will continue to bring honesty and integrity to the bench. For over 30 years, I have been deeply involved in St. John Parish…assisting all who request assistance and volunteering in many capacities in everything from small neighborhood groups to large community civic organizations.

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Justice of the Peace District 3

 

 

Name: Ferdinand Wallace, Jr.

 

Town of Residence: Reserve, Louisiana

 

Date of Birth: November 7, 1969

 

Married/Children/Family: Single/Ferdinand III, William (Children)/ Ferdinand Sr., (Father), late Dianne Wallace (Mother), Marisa and Takiya Wallace (Sisters), Shawn Wallace (Brother).

 

Political Affiliation: Democratic Party

 

Profession: Pastor, College Dean, Realtor/Appraiser

 

What makes you an effective leader? My experience as a Pastor for the past eleven years, a Business owner for the past sixteen years, and service in Judge Advocate General Army Reserve makes me an effective leader. Also my passion, commitment to serve, honesty, integrity, hardworking, humility, communication, and intelligence makes me an effective leader.

 

If elected, what will be your top three priorities?

1. Using technologies to have a website for forms to be download and submitted, also for contact and communication.
2. More availability and central location for the Justice of the Peace Office in District 3.
3. Being studious of the law to apply the law to every case and establish / continue to build a relationship with other Judges to use as resources.

 

What sets you apart from the other candidates? My leadership experience, education, and listening skills sets me apart from the other candidates. I have over 20 years as a leader within the community. I have a Bachelors, Master, and Doctoral Degrees. As Realtor/Appraiser, I’m well a breast of the laws that effect the landlords, and the tenants. Also, as a Pastor I have performed many wedding ceremonies, and served as a Mediator/ Counselor to solve many conflict resolutions.

 

 

Justice of the Peace District 4

 

Name: Alfreda Jacob Devare

 

Town of Residence: Milesville,Louisiana

 

Date of Birth: August 7,1958

 

Married/children/Family: Husband Anthony E. Devare,Two Children:One Son in law:Six Grandchildren: Parent:Morgan and Dorothy Jacob

 

Political Affiliation: Democrat

 

Profession: Author,Bishop and Overseer of Revelation Knowledge Outreach Ministry,LaPlace, Louisiana

 

What makes you an effective leader? Experience. I have committed my life to leading and making leader.

 

If elected, what will be your top three priorities? If elected my three top priorities are to get to know the people, to give attention to the people needs and to bring unity to the people in district four.

 

What sets you apart from the other candidates? Creativity sets me apart from the other candidates. I will be sensitive to the people and they problem.

 

Terry Toney-Jones – no response

 

Constable District 2

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Name: Barry Ellis Sr.

 

Town of Residence:  Garyville

 

Date of Birth: July 23, 1948

 

Married/Children/Family:  Married for 50 years to Barbara Ellis. I have three children , Tinga Thompson, Barry Ellis Jr. Tina Roach and seven grandkids.

 

Political Affiliation: Democrat

 

Profession: retired plant worker

 

 

What makes you an effective leader? I am respected and well loved as a long time resident of Garyville throughout the parish.

 

– If elected, what will be your top three priorities?  If elected I will continue to serve with professionalism and pride.

 

– What sets you apart from the other candidates?  I have served as Constable with dedication and commitment for several years and it has been an honor to serve my community.

 

 

Ronald Frank – no response

 

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Constable District 3

 

Name: Gabrielle L. McKarry

Town of Residence:  Reserve, LA

Date of Birth: October 26, 1992

Married/Children/Family: Daughter of Sonyia Williams McKarry and Marshal McKarry Jr.,Sister of Javis McKarry Sr.

Political Affiliation: Democrat

Profession: Employed by St. John the Baptist Parish Public Schools System, working under the Assistant Superintendent and the Curriculum Department

 

What makes you an effective leader? I am an effective leader because I am one who does not stop until the work is done. Good leaders are ones who will stick their necks out to go above and beyond to get the job done. I am also a stickler for rules, detail, accuracy, and efficiency. I am also a team player. I am able to work constructively with others get a set goal accomplished.

 

If elected, what will be your top three priorities? My first priority would be getting to know the people within the community and becoming acquainted with all elected officials of SJBP. My second priority would be to ensure that the residents have knowledge of what the role of a constable is and make sure that they understand the law exposing them to the “what”, “why” and “how” the law works. My third priority would be to maintain involvement within my community and neighboring communities.

 

What sets you apart from the other candidates? What separates me apart from my opponent is my experiences and knowledge. Being that I am a 3^rd Year Law student, I have the education and knowledge of the legal system to implement the duties of this office. I have worked with several government entities within SJBP including the SJBP Clerk of Court Office. I am also acquainted with a vast majority of attorneys and elected officials within SJBP and neighboring parishes.

 

Matthew Maurin – no response
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Constable District 4

 

Name: Michael Green Jr.

 

Town of Residence: Belle Point

 

Date of Birth: 9/20/1976

 

Married/children/Family: Amanda W Green (Wife), Tiara M Green (daughter), Azia M Green (daughter), Arielle M Toney (step-daughter), Ashondra M Toney (step-daughter), Cornelius P Price Jr. (grandchild)

 

Political Affiliation: Democrat

 

Profession: Process Technician

 

What makes you an effective leader? I consider myself a “People Person”! As a lifelong resident of St.John the Baptist Parish, I often put people needs first in theses troubling times before my own, by being a good listener, humorous and honest.

 

If elected, what will be your top three priorities? Be a Liaison between the Sheriff’s. Department and the community. Hold community meetings to address the community’s concerns and make citizens familiar with the police officer before they are needed..

 

What sets you apart from the other candidates? The role of a Constable is different now than it was in the past. With the current political climate that we live in it’s now more important than ever that we build relationships and trust in the community of which we live and serve in.

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Constable District 6

 

Name: Janice McClain Mitchell

Town of Residence: LaPlace

Date of Birth: June 24, 1953

Married/Children/Family: Married to Wilfred Mitchell, Jr; together we have 3 adult children

 

 

Political Affiliation: Democratic Party

 

 

Profession: Shell Oil Company Retiree (Purchasing and Accounts Payable Department 25 years)

 

 

What makes you an effective leader?

Effective leaders are devoted to their communities, compassionate toward others, in the case of a Constable, they have the ability to reason and maintain order. I have lived in District 6 for 40 years and have devoted my life to making a difference. As a constable, my years of community service and various roles have exhibited my ability to be a servant leader as well as put my leadership qualities into practice.

 

If elected, what will be your top three priorities? Strong Community- Create an alliance with the councilperson, school board and community organizations to meet quarterly with landlords to create a welcome committee that provides information about community resources available to residents. Streamline processes/timelines- work with the JP to schedule hearings as timely as possible and house all Justice of the Peace and Constable files in one storage location. Education- after campaigning, I learned that many are unsure of the responsibilities of the Constable.

 

 

What sets you apart from the other candidates? My experience sets me apart from the other candidate. I have worked side by side with the current constable over the past 14 years. My availability also sets me apart from the other candidate. Being that I am retired, I would be available to serve both the Justice of the Peace and my constituents. A constable must be available to service the court and serve documents of the court at the Justice of Peace’s request.

 

Name: Russel Landeche

 

Town of Residence: LaPlace, LA.

 

Date of Birth: 09/11/44

 

Married/Children/Family: I am married to Myrtle Weber-Landeche, with whom I have three children: Jackie Landeche-Hauck, Rusty Landeche, and Kenny Landeche. I was blessed with three wonderful grandchildren, Reid Landeche, Hannah Hauck, and Camille Landeche.

 

Political Affiliation: Republican

  

Profession: Retired from Dupont after 32 years of service. Vietnam War Veteran.

What makes you an effective leader? My years of experience as constable, and my overall respect to do my job according to the Law provided.

 

If elected, what will be your top three priorities? 

1. To respect my position as an elected official, knowing I was chosen for my position by the people.

2. To treat every person I interact with as equal, making no one person feel singled out.

3. To maintain the service and respect I have provided the past 23+ years as constable.

 

What sets you apart from the other candidates? 

I have attended 23+ years of training from District Attorney seminars. I thoroughly enjoy my job, especially being able to serve and interact with the public. I’m very open-minded, respectful, and easy to work with.

Name: Williette Wallace

Town of Residence: LaPlace
Date of Birth: April 18, 1970

 

Married/Children/Family: Married/ 2 sons

Ferdinand Wallace III and William Wallace

Political Affiliation: Democrat

Profession: Retired Educator

 

What makes you an effective leader? I received a master’s degree in leadership from Nicholls State University in 1999. I was an administrator for 19 years. Throughout my tenure as a Principal, I effectively lead schools to excel in all areas. These schools became some of the top performing schools in the district under my leadership. I entered my career in education as a teacher, I was then recruited to become an Assistant Principal quickly. I was noticed due to my strong leadership skills. Within a year, I was promoted to a principalship. I would use these same skills in this position as a Constable.

 

If elected, what will be your top three priorities? I will ensure the following:
1. Make sure citizens of District 6 are treated fairly, humanely, and professionally at all times.

2. Your information remains confidential because only the commissioned officers of the court should review it. 3. worktirelessly to ensure District 6 citizens are informed and updated on current information while being visible in the community.

 

 

What sets you apart from the other candidates? My proven leadership has prepared me for this position. I have learned and mastered leadership skills from my previous position. I’m a servant of the people. I will always be cordial and ready to lead. I will vow to uphold the duties of this position to be knowledgeable, informative, and confidential with the matters of this position.

 

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Constable District 7

 

 

Name: Keith ” Mike” Bourgeois
Town of Residence: LaPlace since 1981.

 

Date of Birth: 12-16-1958

 

Married/Children/Family: Married :Wife Darlinda . 2 children ( Jason/Codi) – 4 grandchildren ( Ella, Andru, Keith, Lillian).

 

Political Affiliation: Republican

Profession: Retired from Shell Oil Company ( 40 years), Constable of District 7 since 1990.

 

What makes you an effective leader? Experience in being constable and attending the Louisiana AG training conventions in learning new laws that effect the job.
If elected, what will be your top three priorities? Keep on working with my J of P and working with both parties involved in the case.
What sets you apart from the other candidates? Experience with the job of constable and helping other constables within the state with issues they come across doing their jobs.

 

Tyren Snyder – no response