
By Jim Butler
Candidate qualifying for the Oct. 14 open primary opened Tuesday in the clerk of court office in Rapides and the other 63 parishes. It closes Thursday afternoon.
Those entering races Tuesday for Rapides-only offices or offices involving all or parts of the parish and all or parts of other parishes (statewide races excluded):
Board of Elementary and Secondary Education District 5
Toby Brazzel, R, Alexandria
Lance Harris, R, Boyce
State Senate 28th District
Heather Cloud, R, Turkey Creek
State Senate 29th District
Jay Luneau, D, Alexandria
State Senate 30th District
Mike Reese, R, Leesville
State Senate 31st District
Mike McConathy, R, Natchitoches
Alan Seabaugh, R, Shreveport
State Senate 32nd District
Glen Womack, R, Harrisonburg
State Senate 35th District
Jay Morris, R, Monroe
State Rep. 25th District
Jason Dewitt, R, Boyce
Trish Leleux, R, Woodworth
State Rep. 26th District
Sandra Franklin, D, Alexandria
Ed Larvadain III, D, Alexandria
Reddex Washington, D, Alexandria
State Rep. 27th District
Mike Johnson, R, Pineville
State Rep. 38th District
Todd McKellar, R, Glenmora
Sheriff
Mark Wood, R, Boyce
Clerk of Court
Robin Hooter, R, Pineville
Assessor
Rick Ducote, D, Pineville
Coroner
Jonathan Hunter, R, Alexandria
Police Jury District A
Bubba Moreau, R, Pineville
Police Jury District B
Joe Bishop, R, Pineville
Police Jury District C
Craig Smith, R, Deville
Police Jury District D
Theodore Fountaine III, D, Alexandria
Police Jury District E
Joey Short, R, Boyce
Police Jury District F
Ollie Overton Jr., D, Alexandria
Clarence Reed, D, Alexandria
Police Jury District G
No qualifiers
Police Jury District H
Parrish Giles, R, Glenmora
Police Jury District I
Jay Scott, D, Alexandria
Constable Justice of Peace Ward 5 2nd Justice Court
Rusty Miller, No Party, Elmer