St. Helena Parish Sample Ballot & Voter Guide 2026

St. Helena Parish, Louisiana

4 candidates are on the November 3, 2026 ballot across 2 St. Helena Parish races, led by the District Judge, 21st Judicial District Court, Division E contest.

2 races on the November ballot · 4 candidates
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County offices

District Attorney, 21st Judicial DistrictBrad Cascio (R) · Sherman Mack (R)

Brad Cascio Republican

Brad Cascio is an Assistant District Attorney for the 21st Judicial District, a post he has held since 2013, per his campaign site. He also serves as City Prosecutor for Denham Springs and French Settlement and sits on the boards of the Capital Area Law Enforcement Planning Commission and the Tangipahoa Council on Aging, per his campaign site. He is a graduate of Southeastern Louisiana University and LSU Law School, per his campaign site.

Sherman Mack Republican

Sherman Mack, a former Louisiana State Representative and lifelong resident of Livingston Parish, is a candidate for District Attorney of the 21st Judicial District, per his campaign site. He has 25 years of civil and criminal litigation experience and is the senior member of the Mack Law Firm, the largest law firm in Livingston Parish. While in the Legislature he was appointed chairman of the House Criminal Justice Committee, where he worked on criminal-justice policy with the Attorney General's office and the state district attorneys association.

Brad Cascio and Sherman Mack are on the November 3, 2026 open primary ballot for district attorney of the 21st Judicial District. Every voter in Tangipahoa Parish, Livingston Parish, and St. Helena Parish elects this seat, since Louisiana district attorneys are elected district-wide across the 21st Judicial District (La. R.S. 13:477). Louisiana's open primary elects a candidate outright with a majority of the vote; otherwise the top two finishers meet in a December 12, 2026 runoff. Listed from the Louisiana Secretary of State's official candidate list.

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Judges

District Judge, 21st Judicial District Court, Division ELindon Bennett Magee (R) · Jasper Brock (No Party)

Lindon Bennett Magee Republican

Lindon "Lindy" Bennett Magee is a lifelong Tangipahoa Parish resident who has worked in the 21st Judicial District as a victims' advocate, public defender, private attorney and court staff attorney, per the campaign site. Per the same site, Magee is a past president of the Florida Parishes Inns of Court and a former board member of Child Advocacy Services.

Jasper Brock No Party

Jasper Brock is a candidate for 21st Judicial District Court Judge, Division E, on the November 3, 2026 ballot. He served in the U.S. Navy from 1980 to 1984 aboard the USS Independence and USS Lexington, earned his law degree from Tulane University Law School in 1991, and has practiced law for more than 30 years, beginning at the Louisiana Attorney General's Office and maintaining a private practice in Denham Springs since 1992, per his campaign site and the Hammond Star. He currently serves as prosecutor for the Town of Livingston, per the same sources.

Lindon Bennett Magee and Jasper Brock are on the November 3, 2026 open primary ballot for this seat on the 21st Judicial District Court, Division E. Every voter in Tangipahoa Parish, Livingston Parish, and St. Helena Parish elects this seat, since Louisiana district judges are elected district-wide across the 21st Judicial District (La. R.S. 13:477). Louisiana's open primary elects a candidate outright with a majority of the vote; otherwise the top two finishers meet in a December 12, 2026 runoff. Listed from the Louisiana Secretary of State's official candidate list.

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Louisiana uses an open ("jungle") primary: every qualified candidate for a seat, regardless of party, appears on the November 3, 2026 ballot together, and a candidate who wins an outright majority is elected; otherwise the top two finishers meet in a December 12, 2026 general election. Unopposed candidates do not print. Louisiana's congressional map was redrawn for 2026 after the U.S. Supreme Court's Louisiana v. Callais decision struck down the prior map, per the Secretary of State's candidate list.

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Who is on the ballot in St. Helena Parish, Louisiana on November 3, 2026?

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