Plaquemines Parish residents took to the polls Tuesday, Nov. 3rd to elect their parish president.
Below are the results of the race:
FULL RESULTS | U.S. SENATE | PSC DISTRICT 1 | AMENDMENTS | CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT 1 | CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT 2 | CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT 3 | CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT 5 | CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT 6 | ST. TAMMANY SHERIFF | PLAQUEMINES PARISH PRESIDENT | BOGLAUSA MAYOR | ORLEANS PARISH | JEFFERSON PARISH | ST. TAMMANY PARISH | WASHINGTON PARISH | TANGIPAHOA PARISH | ST. JOHN PARISH | ST. JAMES PARISH | ST. BERNARD PARISH | PLAQUEMINES PARISH | ST. CHARLES PARISH | TERREBONNE PARISH | LAFOURCHE PARISH |
Incumbent Keith Hinkley will face Republican Benny Rousselle in a runoff in December.
Hinkley secured 36 percent of the vote and Rousselle had 31 percent.
Rousselle is a former Plaquemines Parish president, and this is the second time he will face Hinkley in a runoff.
Hinkley has held the position since 2023 after he won a runoff election in 2022. He succeeded former Parish President Kirk Lepine.
The race will now head to a runoff on the Dec. 12 ballot.
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