FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
April 27, 2020
Contact: Allyson Sanders
allyson@lademo.org
Louisiana Democratic Party Announces District-Level Delegate Candidates for 2020 Democratic National Convention
BATON ROUGE, LA – Monday, the Louisiana Democratic Party released the names of District-Level Delegate candidates for the 2020 Democratic National Convention.
These delegates will be elected via vote by mail election. Democrats who requested a vote by mail ballot will receive the ballot for their preferred Presidential Candidate with delegate candidates from their congressional district. The Louisiana Democratic Party will mail these ballots with paid postage and an envelope on April 29. The completed ballot must be received by the party by mail by 5:00 p.m. on May 13.
Louisiana has a total of 35 District-Level Delegates, allocated by congressional district. In order to qualify to receive any District-Level Delegates, a presidential candidate must reach a threshold of at least 15% of the votes cast at the primary in each congressional district. The results of the July 11 presidential primary are then used to determine the number of delegates a presidential candidate receives. Because this Delegate Election is happening as a “Pre-Primary,” prior to the presidential primary, delegate candidates will be ranked by their total votes. As delegates are awarded to presidential candidates from the results of the presidential primary, District-Level Delegates will be selected based on their total votes.
The Louisiana Democratic Party is pleased to announce the following District-Level Delegate candidates for Joe Biden:
Congressional District 1 Males: voters may vote for up to 2 candidates
Ryan Berni
Laurence deQuay
Richard G. Duplantier, Jr.
Daniel Foley
Jim Francis
James K. Harlan
Gregory Johnson
Scott Edward Mickey
Glenn David Millet
Sean Morrison
Richard Vaughn
Congressional District 1 Females: voters may vote for up to 2 candidates
Jacqueline Carr
Gian Durand
Beverly Ann Gearin
Lila Tritico Hogan
Jeanne C. McGlory
Marie Soniat McKay
Melanie Oubre
Brenda Ann Palmer
Harriet Riley
Tammy M. Savoie
Lieu T. Vo Clark
Congressional District 2 Males: voters may vote for up to 4 candidates
Sean Bruno
Harry Lloyd Cahill, III
Troy A. Carter
Brian P. Egana
Bruce Feingerts
Eugene J. Green, Jr.
Kyle M. Green, Jr.
Jason Hughes
Rory Jasper
Davante Lewis
Salvador G. Longoria
Vincenzo Pasquantonio
Lorenzo Septs
Congressional District 2 Females: voters may vote for up to 5 candidates
Katherine Adler
Toni Hackett Antrum
Diana E. Bajoie
Lynncal Bering
Deborah Violet Chapman
Kayla Davis
Lisa Ray Diggs
Marjorie Esman
Anthony Jackson, Jr.
Dr. Tia T. Mills
Helena Moreno
Peggy Ann Russ-Williams
Kea Sherman
LaTanja Silvester
Sandra Green Thomas
Kasey Williams
Congressional District 3 Males: voters may vote for up to 3 candidates
Charles Bennett
Andrew “Woody” Bougard
Joseph Berton “Skip” Briscoe
Wilford D. Carter, Sr.
Joshua James Edmond
Ludwig Gelobter
Jolan Jolivette
Woodrow J. Parker
Michael David Skinner
Kerrell Wilson
Congressional District 3 Females: voters may vote for up to 2 candidates
Katherine Bernhardt
Evia Ann Hodge
Congressional District 4 Males: voters may vote for up to 3 candidates
Billy Anderson
Ralph Johnson
Reginald Seastrunk
Joseph S. Sers
Tommy Traveler
Congressional District 4 Females: voters may vote for up to 3 candidates
Melba Walker Baker
Monet Arianna LaCour
Jackie Lansdale
Gisele Proby-Bryant
Vickey Range
Debra Duty Seamster
Saundra L. Sers
Helen Godfrey Smith
Bridgette Stewart Traveler
Daryl Joy Walters
Congressional District 5 Males: voters may vote for up to 3 candidates
Paul Tran Austin
C. Travis Johnson
Rodney McFarland, Sr.
Dustin Miller
Tyrin Truong
Congressional District 5 Females: voters may vote for up to 3 candidates
Lynette Bech
Alicia Cocoa McCoy Calvin
Candice Cheney
Marcella Elliott
Fredell Scott Griffin
Barbara Juneau Mixon
Congressional District 6 Males: voters may vote for up to 2 candidates
Michael Beychok
Alfred Buckley
Jim Dunphy
Randal Gaines
Donald Hodge
Jarrett Major
Paul Edward Perkowski
Charles Stephens
Cedric Upshaw
Congressional District 6 Females: voters may vote for up to 3 candidates
Jean B. Armstrong
Joy Blanchard
Kathleen Dawkins
Karen Rockett Gilbert
Murial Bolding Laws
Cynthia Posey
Britney Temple
Beverly Brooks Thompson
Patricia “Pat” Torrence
The Louisiana Democratic Party is pleased to announce the following District-Level Delegate candidates for Sen. Bernie Sanders:
Congressional District 1 Males: voters may vote for up to 2 candidates
Justin Dorian Abadie
Jeffrey Barrois
Robert Herman Heap
Hector Luis Hernandez
Ryan Taylor Hodgins
John Nirenberg
Congressional District 1 Females: voters may vote for up to 2 candidates
Regina Fields
Hope Phelps
Gilda Werner Reed
Congressional District 2 Males: voters may vote for up to 4 candidates
Brian Fairbanks
Keith McDermott
Elias Newman
David Nowak
Robert Henry Reese
Peter Schamp
Emmanuel C. Segura
Laith Shalabi
Skyler Stroup
Jack Reno Sweeney
Congressional District 2 Females: voters may vote for up to 5 candidates
Amira Fatima Al-dasouqi
Simone Cifuentes
Sophia Kunen
Mina Madani
Kaitlin Marone
Congressional District 3 Males: voters may vote for up to 3 candidates
Charles Metcalf, Jr.
Congressional District 3 Females: voters may vote for up to 2 candidates
Siobhan M. Frain
Georgina Graves
Carla McCafferty
Congressional District 4 Males: voters may vote for up to 3 candidates
William Edmonds
Congressional District 4 Females: voters may vote for up to 3 candidates
Dottie S. McWhiney
Congressional District 5 Males: voters may vote for up to 3 candidates
Nicholas Scott Cotton
Seth Reed Hales
Congressional District 5 Females: voters may vote for up to 3 candidates
Natalie Hermine McDonald
Congressional District 6 Males: voters may vote for up to 2 candidates
Daniel Carpenter
Joshua Manriquez
Congressional District 6 Females: voters may vote for up to 3 candidates
Tawanda Boatner
Erin Forbes
Lauren Perere
Additional information regarding Louisiana’s Delegate Selection Process and the Democratic National Convention can be found here.