Election Results Analysis: Robert W. "Bo" Williams and Roy Cary

Election Results Analysis: Robert W. "Bo" Williams and Roy Cary

In a competitive political contest, the final vote tallies reveal a detailed breakdown of candidate performance across party lines. The election saw a diverse field of candidates from the Republican and Democratic parties, as well as Independent entries, vying for victory.

Key Facts

  • Robert W. "Bo" Williams emerged as the leading Republican candidate.
  • Roy Cary was the primary Democratic challenger.
  • A total of 54,607 votes were cast in the initial multi-candidate phase.
  • The final head-to-head tally reached a total of 65,708 votes.
  • Robert W. "Bo" Williams secured a final victory with 58.86% of the vote.

Detailed Breakdown of Candidate Performance

The initial phase of the election featured a wide array of candidates. Robert W. "Bo" Williams led the field with 16,412 votes (30.05%), followed closely by Roy Cary, who garnered 15,291 votes (28%). Other notable Democratic contenders included John Brennan Hussey with 11,855 votes (21.71%) and Ken Epperson with 1,002 votes (1.83%).

On the Republican side, Henry Burns secured 8,888 votes (16.28%), while Gary Wilkins received 178 votes (0.33%). The field also included Independent candidate Hank Hubley, who earned 653 votes (1.2%), and additional Democratic candidates Bob Pitts and Earl Williams Davis II, who each received 165 and 163 votes respectively.

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Final Election Totals

The final stage of the election narrowed the competition to a direct contest between the two primary frontrunners. In this final tally, Robert W. "Bo" Williams significantly increased his lead, securing 38,678 votes. Roy Cary finished with 27,030 votes.

Summary of Final Election Results
Candidate Party Total Votes Percentage
Robert W. "Bo" Williams Republican 38,678 58.86%
Roy Cary Democratic 27,030 41.14%

Frequently Asked Questions

Who won the final election?

Robert W. "Bo" Williams won the election with 38,678 votes, accounting for 58.86% of the total vote.

How many total votes were cast in the final tally?

A total of 65,708 votes were cast in the final contest between the two leading candidates.

Which Democratic candidate had the most votes in the initial phase?

Roy Cary had the most votes among Democrats in the initial phase, with 15,291 votes (28%).

Were there any Independent candidates in the race?

Yes, Hank Hubley ran as an Independent candidate and received 653 votes, representing 1.2% of the initial vote share.

What was the percentage of votes for Roy Cary in the final result?

Roy Cary received 41.14% of the final vote, totaling 27,030 votes.

References

  1. "October 1 1994 Primary Election Results". Louisiana Department of State. Retrieved January 8, 2022.
  2. "November 8 1994 General Election Results". Louisiana Department of State. Retrieved January 8, 2022.