Andrew Yaden
Republican · Candidate for Laurel County Constable, District 5 · November 3, 2026
About this race
An elected local peace officer for a precinct, ward or district. Constables serve court papers such as warrants, summonses and eviction notices; in Louisiana the constable is the officer of the local justice of the peace court and carries out its orders. Duties vary by state: Texas and Arkansas constables can make arrests; Arizona's mainly serve justice-court papers.
1 candidate ran for Laurel County Constable, District 5 in the general election on Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Only voters in this district.
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- Andrew Yaden is running as a Republican.
- What does the Laurel County Constable, District 5 seat do?
- An elected local peace officer for a precinct, ward or district. Constables serve court papers such as warrants, summonses and eviction notices; in Louisiana the constable is the officer of the local justice of the peace court and carries out its orders. Duties vary by state: Texas and Arkansas constables can make arrests; Arizona's mainly serve justice-court papers.
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