James Landry
Republican · Candidate for Justice of the Peace 2nd Justice Court (Ascension Parish) · November 3, 2026
About this race
A local justice of the peace. In Louisiana, justices of the peace run small courts outside the cities: civil cases up to $5,000, evictions, small claims, peace bonds and some minor criminal matters, and they can perform marriages. They are elected for 6-year terms and don't have to be lawyers.
2 candidates ran for Justice of the Peace 2nd Justice Court (Ascension Parish) in the general election on Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Only voters in this district.
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- What party is James Landry?
- James Landry is running as a Republican.
- What does the Justice of the Peace 2nd Justice Court (Ascension Parish) seat do?
- A local justice of the peace. In Louisiana, justices of the peace run small courts outside the cities: civil cases up to $5,000, evictions, small claims, peace bonds and some minor criminal matters, and they can perform marriages. They are elected for 6-year terms and don't have to be lawyers.
- Who is James Landry running against?
- Christie Mayeux, for Justice of the Peace 2nd Justice Court (Ascension Parish).
- Should I vote for James Landry?
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