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===Run for states attorney general===
===Run for states attorney general===
Tarpley did not seek a second six-year term as DA in 1996 but instead ran unsuccessfully in 1995 for state attorney general against the incumbent Democrat Richard Ieyoub of [[Lake Charles]].
Tarpley did not seek a second six-year term as DA in 1996 but instead ran unsuccessfully in 1995 for state attorney general against the incumbent Democrat [[Richard Ieyoub]] of [[Lake Charles]]. In that campaign, Tarpley accented his opposition to [[gambling]]. Ieyoub polled 1,019,041 votes (76 percent) to Tarpley's 137,372 votes (10 percent). Tarpley lost to Ieyoub even his own Grant Parish. Two others, one a Republican and the other a "No Party" candidate, received the remaining 14 percent of the ballots cast.<ref>Louisiana Secretary of State, Election Returns, October 21, 1995.</ref>
In that campaign, Tarpley accented his opposition to [[gambling]]. Ieyoub polled 1,019,041 votes (76 percent) to Tarpley's 137,372 votes (10 percent). Tarpley lost to Ieyoub even his own Grant Parish. Two others, one a Republican and the other a "No Party" candidate, received the remaining 14 percent of the ballots cast.<ref>Louisiana Secretary of State, Election Returns, October 21, 1995.</ref>
===2014 congressional race===
===2014 congressional race===