Baton Rouge mayoral race heads to December runoff. See the two candidates.
Baton Rouge Mayor-President Sharon Weston Broome will face Republican Sid Edwards in a runoff election after surviving a fierce challenge from fellow Democrat Ted James. Edwards received 64,862 votes, or 34%, while Broome had 58,843 votes, or 31%.
Ted James, the democratic candidate who was expected to win in the election's latest poll, has been knocked out of the race.
"The results stunned many within Baton Rouge's political community who considered Ted James a lock to make the runoff along ...
It’s a matchup that did not surprise Clay Young.“It really was about the numbers and how many Republicans Sid Edwards would pull away from Ted James to get him into the runoff,” explained Young, the ...
Political newcomer and Republican Sid Edwards received 34% of the vote for mayor-president of East Baton Rouge, while ...
Results of the first round of the Baton Rouge mayoral race surprised some local observers, as the final tally defies several ...
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Election 2024: EBR mayor-president Sharon Weston Broome highlights time in office, shares plans if re-electedAs we approach Election Day, Mayor-President Sharon Weston Broome highlights projects she’s accomplished over her last eight ...
Today on Louisiana Considered, we recap last night’s election results throughout the state. We also take a look back at the ...
The mayor's audio accuses her opponent of misogyny and supporting MAGA, while James says the out-of-context clip is a heavily ...
Two days after the latest poll in the East Baton Rouge mayor-president election was released showing Ted James ahead by one point, Sharon Weston Broome’s campaign released a sixty-second radio ...
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