[StBernard] St. Bernard Parish election results

[Westley Annis]

St. Bernard Parish election results
Published: Saturday, October 02, 2010, 9:51 PM     
Updated: Saturday, October 02, 2010, 10:13 PM
Bob Warren, The Times-Picayune 
 
Here are the results from Saturday's elections in St. Bernard Parish.

4th Circuit Court of Appeal
3rd District, Div. A
In a battle of two Chalmette lawyers, Daniel Dysart beat Jeanne Nunez Juneau
for the St. Bernard Parish seat on the bench. Dysart campaigned on the
strength of his long record of civic and political involvement in St.
Bernard Parish. Juneau's campaign attacked Dysart as the hand-picked
candidate of the parish's political network. The 10-year term begins in
January.

.Daniel Dysart-D 3,213 or 55 percent
.Jeanne Juneau-D 2,719 or 45 percent 

School Board
1st District
Lynette DiFatta, an Arabi Republican, won this office without opposition.
DiFatta currently represents the board's 3rd District.

2nd District
Incumbent William Egan, an Arabi Democrat, was re-elected without
opposition.

3rd District
Rashelle Vandenborre and Darleen Asevedo will meet in a runoff Nov. 2. Louis
Wineski III placed third. 


.Darleen Asevedo-no party 62 or 34 percent
.Rashelle Vandenborre-D 71 or 38 percent 

.Louis Wineski III-R 52 or 28 percent 
4th District
Sean Warner, no party, of Chalmette won this office without opposition.


5th District
Incumbent Joe Long Sr., a Chalmette Republican, was re-elected without
opposition.

6th District
Incumbent Hugh Craft, a Chalmette Democrat, was re-elected without
opposition. 



7th District
Longtime board member Diana Dysart of Chalmette was returned to office,
soundly beating challenger Joe Sherwood, also of Chalmette. 


.Diana Dysart-D 387 or 84 percent
.Joe Sherwood-R 72 or 16 percent
8th District
Incumbent Cliff Englande, no party, of Meraux was re-elected without
opposition.

9th district
Incumbent Henderson Lewis Jr., a Democrat from Violet, was re-elected
without opposition.

10th District
Ronald Nicosia, a Democrat from St. Bernard who was filling the remainder of
this term after his son, Perry Nicosia, won a parish judgeship, was
re-elected without opposition.

11th district
Incumbent Donald Campbell, a Republican from St. Bernard, was re-elected
without opposition.


Parish charter amendments
Voters approved an amendment to the parish's charter to reword the section
dealing with the director of public works to include the words "structural
engineer'' in addition to the original "civil engineering.'' 


.Yes 3,949 or 74 percent
.No 1,326 or 25 percent

Voters approved an amendment to the parish's charter to name the director of
the fire department "fire chief'' and to change the qualifications of the
department head to match current state requirements.


.Yes 3,999 or 75 percent
.No 1,289 or 25 percent

Voters approved an amendment to the parish's charter to change the way
members of the personnel board are appointed.


.Yes 3,620 or 69 percent
.No 1,578 or 31 percent

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