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Louisiana Republican Fraud Squad (view source)
Revision as of 14:46, October 17, 2023
, 14:46, October 17, 2023→List of Fraud Squad members
*[[Joseph Marino]]<ref>[[Moon Griffon]] Facebook page.</ref>
*[[Joseph Marino]]<ref>[[Moon Griffon]] Facebook page.</ref>
More than half of the Fraud Squad was reelected in the primary held on October 24, 2023, including Roy Daryl Adams, Larry Bagley, Beau Beaullieu, Ryan Bourriaque, R. Dewith Carrier, Les Farnum, Paula Davis, Stephanie Hilferty, Royce McMahen, Gregory Miller, Vincent St. Blanc, Joe Stagni, Chris Turner, and Jerome Zeringue. Representative Buddy Mincey, Jr., was defeated by [[Valarie Hodges]] in a race for the state Senate, as was Barry Ivey in his failed challenge to Representative [[Rick Edmonds]]. Outgoing Speaker Clay Schnexnayder finished fourth in the statewide race for secretary of state.
More than half of the Fraud Squad was reelected in the primary held on October 24, 2023, including Roy Daryl Adams, Larry Bagley, Beau Beaullieu, Ryan Bourriaque, R. Dewith Carrier, Les Farnum, Paula Davis, Stephanie Hilferty, Royce McMahen, Gregory Miller, Vincent St. Blanc, Joe Stagni, Chris Turner, and Jerome Zeringue. Representative Buddy Mincey, Jr., was defeated by [[Valarie Hodges]] in a race for the state Senate, as was Barry Ivey in his failed challenge to Representative [[Rick Edmonds]]. Outgoing Speaker Clay Schnexnayder finished fourth in the statewide race for secretary of state. John Stefanski lost in his bid for state attorney general to succeed incoming Governor [[Jeff Landry]].
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