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| − | |preceded=[[Charles McDonald]] | + | |preceded=[[Charles McDonald (Louisiana politician)|Charles McDonald]]] |
| | |succeeded=[[Jay Morris]] | | |succeeded=[[Jay Morris]] |
| | |alma_mater=[[Northwestern State University]]<br> | | |alma_mater=[[Northwestern State University]]<br> |
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| | Little attended both Northwestern State University in Natchitoches and the [[University of Louisiana at Monroe]], then known as Northeast Louisiana University. He is a long-term director of the Louisiana and Morehouse Parish [[Farm Bureau]] Federation and the Morehouse Gin Company. He is a member of the Sparta Groundwater Conservation District based in Simsboro in Lincoln Parish; he was appointed to the district by outgoing Governor [[Kathleen Blanco]] for a term which expired on October 15, 2009.<ref>[http://www.legis.state.la.us/boards/board_members.asp?board=607 Louisiana Boards and Commissions<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref> | | Little attended both Northwestern State University in Natchitoches and the [[University of Louisiana at Monroe]], then known as Northeast Louisiana University. He is a long-term director of the Louisiana and Morehouse Parish [[Farm Bureau]] Federation and the Morehouse Gin Company. He is a member of the Sparta Groundwater Conservation District based in Simsboro in Lincoln Parish; he was appointed to the district by outgoing Governor [[Kathleen Blanco]] for a term which expired on October 15, 2009.<ref>[http://www.legis.state.la.us/boards/board_members.asp?board=607 Louisiana Boards and Commissions<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref> |
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| − | A Bastrop native, Little has been married since 1971 to the former Pamela Doles (born 1954). The couple has two daughters, Christina and Clair. Little is an active member of Providence Church in Lake Providence,<ref>[http://yellowpages.superpages.com/listings.jsp?SRC=promo23&channelId=pi518798elalakeprovidence&C=churches&L=Lake+Providence+LA&EG=0&MC=1&OO=1&F=1&EEM=1&CP=Community+%26+Government%5EReligion+%26+Spirituality%5EChurches%5EBaptist%5E Baptist Churches (Results 1 - 15 of 40) ~ churches Lake Providence LA ~ Simple Search ~ SuperPages.com: Yellow Pages<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref> the seat of East Carroll Parish. | + | A Bastrop native, Little has been married since 1971 to the former Pamela Doles (born 1954). The couple has two daughters, Christina and Clair.Little is an active member of Providence Church in Lake Providence,<ref>[http://yellowpages.superpages.com/listings.jsp?SRC=promo23&channelId=pi518798elalakeprovidence&C=churches&L=Lake+Providence+LA&EG=0&MC=1&OO=1&F=1&EEM=1&CP=Community+%26+Government%5EReligion+%26+Spirituality%5EChurches%5EBaptist%5E Baptist Churches (Results 1 - 15 of 40) ~ churches Lake Providence LA ~ Simple Search ~ SuperPages.com: Yellow Pages<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref> the seat of East Carroll Parish. |
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| − | Little defeated [[Democratic Party|Democrat]] Buddy M. Quinn, a retired dentist, also from Bastrop, by a margin of nine votes in the general election held on November 17, 2007. Little polled 3,936 votes (50.06 percent) to Quinn's 3,927 (49.94 percent) for the right to succeed term-limited Representative Charles McDonald, a Democrat from Bastrop, which is included within the Monroe Standard Metropolitan Statistical Area. McDonald instead ran unsuccessfully for the Louisiana State Senate in the October 20 primary, having been defeated by another term-limited representative, Republican [[Mike Walsworth]] of West Monroe in Ouachita Parish.<ref>"Election Report," ''[[Monroe News Star]],'' November 18, 2007.</ref> | + | Little defeated [[Democratic Party|Democrat]] Buddy M. Quinn, a retired dentist, also from Bastrop, by a margin of nine votes in the general election held on November 17, 2007. Little polled 3,936 votes (50.06 percent) to Quinn's 3,927 (49.94 percent) for the right to succeed term-limited Representative Charles McDonald, a Democrat from Bastrop, which is included within the Monroe Standard Metropolitan Statistical Area. McDonald instead ran unsuccessfully for the Louisiana State Senate in the October 20 primary, In thar race, he was defeated by another term-limited representative, Republican [[Mike Walsworth]] of West Monroe in Ouachita Parish.<ref>"Election Report," ''[[Monroe News Star]],'' November 18, 2007.</ref> |
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| | Quinn won Morehouse Parish by 619 votes but trailed in Ouachita, West Carroll, and East Carroll, where portions of each parish are included in the district. Had the same number of voters who cast ballots in the attorney general's race also participated in the state representative contest, Quinn could have easily prevailed over Little, considering the 2-1 margin for successful Attorney General candidate [[Buddy Caldwell]] of Madison Parish over the Republican [[Royal Alexander]] of [[Shreveport]].<ref>http://bastrop.townnews.com/articles/2007/11/20/news/news84.txt</ref> | | Quinn won Morehouse Parish by 619 votes but trailed in Ouachita, West Carroll, and East Carroll, where portions of each parish are included in the district. Had the same number of voters who cast ballots in the attorney general's race also participated in the state representative contest, Quinn could have easily prevailed over Little, considering the 2-1 margin for successful Attorney General candidate [[Buddy Caldwell]] of Madison Parish over the Republican [[Royal Alexander]] of [[Shreveport]].<ref>http://bastrop.townnews.com/articles/2007/11/20/news/news84.txt</ref> |