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Milkovich fell short in the October 12 primary with 8,447 votes (26 percent). Republican [[Barry Milligan]] unseated Milkovich with 16,266 votes (50 percent). Also in the race was Democrat Katrina Early, an African-American [[insurance]] agent, who drew 7,359 votes (23 percent) that would have been crucial to Milkovich's reelection.<ref>Louisiana Secretary of State, Election Returns, October 12, 2019.</ref> Senator Milligan  is a [[business]]man who was reared in Rayne in Acadia Parish, near [[Lafayette]], before his family moved to Shreveport in 1982.

Milkovich fell short in the October 12 primary with 8,447 votes (26 percent). Republican [[Barry Milligan]] unseated Milkovich with 16,266 votes (50 percent). Also in the race was Democrat Katrina Early, an African-American [[insurance]] agent, who drew 7,359 votes (23 percent) that would have been crucial to Milkovich's reelection.<ref>Louisiana Secretary of State, Election Returns, October 12, 2019.</ref> Senator Milligan  is a [[business]]man who was reared in Rayne in Acadia Parish, near [[Lafayette]], before his family moved to Shreveport in 1982.

In 2021, Milkovich lost another election, this time for filling the vacancy on the Louisiana Board of Elementary and Secondary Education created by the resignation of Republican [[Tony Davis]] of [[Natchitoches, Louisiana|Natchitoches]]. He finished third in the race with 5,845 (16 percent) to be settled by a runoff contest between two Republicans.<ref>Louisiana Secretary of State, Election Returns, March 20, 2021.</ref>

In 2021, Milkovich lost another election, this time to fill the vacancy on the Louisiana Board of Elementary and Secondary Education created by the resignation of Republican [[Tony Davis]] of [[Natchitoches, Louisiana|Natchitoches]]. He finished third in the race with 5,845 (16 percent) to be settled by a runoff contest between two Republicans.<ref>Louisiana Secretary of State, Election Returns, March 20, 2021.</ref>

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