Parish GOP hands out election endorsements

By Erik Sanzenbach
Published on Monday, August 6, 2007 9:27 AM CDT

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The St.Tammany Republican Party Executive Committee announced this week the slate of Republican candidates it is endorsing in the Oct. 20 election.

After a July 21 forum, where committee members heard from all the GOP candidates, the STRPEC made the following endorsements:

In the race for Louisiana Attorney General, STRPEC is endorsing Royal Alexander.

There was no endorsement in the State Senate District 11 race. STRPEC Chair Stephanie Berault said that both Rep. Pete Schneider and Jack Donahue both have "strong support" from the executive committee.

For the Senate District 6 race, the STRPEC recommend Sen. Julie Quinn for reelection over candidates Doug Johnson and Dr. Monica Monica.

After listening to candidates for the House District 74 seat, Adam Ackel and Scott Simon, the committee decided to endorse Ackel.

John Schroder impressed the committee with his speech and won the STRPEC's endorsement over Colleen Hawley.

Finally, the STRPEC gave their endorsement to Rep. Tim Burns for his reelection to the House District 89 seat.

Earlier this year, in April the STRPEC endorsed Bobby Jindal for governor, and Rep. Mike Strain for Commissioner of Agriculture.

Berault said more endorsements for other parish political seats would be forthcoming after candidates make presentations to the committee.

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1 comment(s)

J.D.Zaffuto wrote on Sep 15, 2009 7:19 PM:

" Attention Mr.Dean;
Your hwy 21 project just like the whole city. The road is not even finished and it is falling apart.Where
did you get the rum dumb contractors.I was speaking with fellow Realtors and they believe city hall needs an enemia.This includes the Sherrif,he cant even keep the prisoners in jail,what a disgrace,I noticed how they hide that under the rug.What a sad situation in a parish where the property taxes is this high. Boston street on of the main streets feel like
New Orleans streets..Sad..Sad...Don't quit your daytime job.. "

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