Candidates across East Baton Rouge Parish took to the phones on Election Day to outline their key priorities and ask local voters for their support.
Local Legal Experience in Justice of the Peace Races
Andrew Murrell highlighted his qualifications for Justice of the Peace District 5, emphasizing his background as a licensed attorney ready to manage high case volumes and focus on community initiatives like litter abatement. Meanwhile, in District 6, Jenn Racca cited her courtroom and elected official background, while Robert Ainsworth pointed to over a decade of hands-on experience handling landlord-tenant disputes, evictions, and mediation.
Prioritizing Accountability in Family Court
Joseph Cataldie shared his campaign focus for Family Court Judge, calling for efficiency, dignity, and accountability. He emphasized his commitment to handling sensitive civil domestic violence protective orders and ensuring the best interests of local children come first.
Community Leadership for East Baton Rouge School Board
School Board candidates also made their final pitches. Megan Garretson brought 15 years of education experience to her District 1 bid, emphasizing transparency and results. For District 7, candidate Hannah Amoroso spoke on her direct experience as an EBR parish parent navigating district challenges, while Michael Vincent underscored his academic background, teaching experience, and evidence-based approach to strengthening public education.