Saturday, November 16, 2019

Louisiana

Live Election Results: Louisiana Governor - The New York Times

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Live Election Results: Louisiana Governor

Latest: The Louisiana governor's race is close: Eddie Rispone leads John Bel Edwards by only 10,172 votes with 79 percent of precincts reporting. now
Candidate Party Votes Pct.
Rispone Eddie Rispone Republican Rep. 631,805 50.4%
Edwards* John Bel Edwards* Democrat Dem. 621,633 49.6%

1,253,438 votes, 79% reporting (3,107 of 3,934 precincts)

* Incumbent

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Gov. John Bel Edwards of Louisiana has appealed to voters in his conservative state with his stances on abortion and guns. Yet he is still a Democrat, making him vulnerable in a state where President Trump is popular. He faces a challenge from Eddie Rispone, a Baton Rouge businessman who emerged as the second-place finisher in last month's nonpartisan primary.

Mr. Edwards has warned that his opponent would return Louisiana to the slashed services and budget deficits that were partly attributable to his Republican predecessor, Bobby Jindal, and that he helped correct. Mr. Rispone has made his campaign largely about aligning himself with President Trump and his policies, effectively making the election a test of Mr. Trump's influence and the strength of partisan allegiances.

About 490,000 people in the state have already voted early, which is about 100,000 more early votes than were cast in last month’s nonpartisan primary. Mr. Edwards received 47 percent of the vote in the primary, while his three Republican opponents together received 52 percent of the vote.

Polls will be open from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Eastern on Saturday, with first results expected shortly afterward. Other races include secretary of state and a seat on the state Supreme Court.

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Results Map

Vote share
Size of lead
Vote density

Vote share

Dem. 50 60 70
Rep. 50 60 70
No results
Circle size is proportional to the amount each county’s leading candidate is ahead.
Fewer votes
More votes
Mostly Democratic
About even
Mostly Republican
Parish Rispone Edwards Rpt.
Jefferson
51,637
66,112
93%
East Baton Rouge
32,917
61,480
36%
Orleans
7,268
74,200
48%
Lafayette
46,066
31,146
98%
St. Tammany
40,504
27,485
62%
Calcasieu
27,570
25,810
93%
Ascension
21,295
19,444
100%
Livingston
28,017
11,790
100%
Ouachita
21,588
17,732
68%
Tangipahoa
18,210
20,502
99%
Caddo
15,197
21,630
37%
Bossier
20,655
10,349
76%
Lafourche
18,911
10,541
97%
Terrebonne
18,892
10,421
92%
St. Landry
12,302
13,680
82%
Iberia
12,371
8,372
83%
St. Martin
12,309
7,781
100%
Acadia
14,189
5,555
100%
Vermilion
13,829
4,570
93%
Rapides
9,373
8,913
68%
St. Mary
9,046
7,258
100%
St. Charles
7,839
8,079
84%
St. John the Baptist
3,979
11,357
100%
Avoyelles
7,460
6,009
100%
Washington
6,678
6,214
100%
Lincoln
6,325
6,220
77%
Webster
7,282
5,156
83%
West Baton Rouge
4,823
6,501
100%
Evangeline
6,811
4,511
91%
Beauregard
7,875
3,087
93%
DeSoto
5,753
4,827
100%
Natchitoches
4,621
5,853
74%
St. Bernard
4,700
5,585
100%
Vernon
7,599
2,474
90%
Pointe Coupee
4,234
5,740
100%
Jeff Davis
6,341
3,493
100%
Iberville
3,247
6,395
74%
Assumption
4,089
4,583
100%
Morehouse
4,135
4,369
100%
East Feliciana
3,588
4,725
96%
Union
5,353
2,464
97%
Sabine
6,071
1,646
97%
Franklin
4,812
2,775
100%
Richland
4,225
3,201
100%
St. James
2,491
4,554
47%
Plaquemines
3,702
2,985
81%
Concordia
3,633
3,027
100%
Grant
4,751
1,625
100%
Allen
3,911
2,332
100%
LaSalle
4,897
1,056
100%
Jackson
3,561
2,093
100%
Claiborne
2,987
2,659
100%
West Feliciana
2,134
2,785
100%
St. Helena
1,250
3,251
73%
Catahoula
2,838
1,490
100%
West Carroll
3,061
1,085
100%
Madison
1,396
2,593
100%
Winn
2,299
1,405
74%
Bienville
1,439
2,228
64%
Red River
1,760
1,827
100%
Caldwell
2,644
886
100%
East Carroll
818
1,886
100%
Tensas
784
1,301
100%
Cameron
1,463
530
71%
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Results by Precinct

Results by Precinct

Vote share

Dem. 50 60 70
Rep. 50 60 70
No results
Fewer votes
More votes
Mostly Democratic
About even
Mostly Republican
Circle size is proportional to the amount each precinct’s leading candidate is ahead.
Vote density
Vote share
Size of lead

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