Early voting set the pace, and from there it was never in doubt.
Assistant District Attorney Brad Cascio, now recently elected to the District Attorney's (DA) position, jumped out to a commanding lead after early voting was recorded and never reqlinqueshed it.
Cascio opened with a 64-36 lead in Livingston, 51-49 in St. Helena, and 66-34 in his native Tangipahoa. He closed the night out with a 65-35 win across the district on a 46.6% turnout. Cascio received 53,111 votes districtwide compared with his opponent, Sherman Mack, who received 29,137.
District Attorney - 21st Judicial District Court (46.6% turnout districtwide)
• Brad Cascio (REP) 65% (53,111 districtwide)
• Sherman Mack (REP) 35% (29,137 districtwide)
District Attorney - 21st Judicial District Court (47.5% turnout in Livingston Parish)
• Brad Cascio (REP) 64% (26,939 in Livingston Parish)
• Sherman Mack (REP) 36% (14,877 in Livingston Parish)
District Attorney - 21st Judicial District Court (45.5% turnout in Tangipahoa Parish)
• Brad Cascio (REP) 66% (24,224 in Tangipahoa Parish)
• Sherman Mack (REP) 34% (12,415 in Tangipahoa Parish)
District Attorney - 21st Judicial District Court (46.7% turnout in St. Helena Parish)
• Brad Cascio (REP) 54%% (2,148 in St. Helena Parish)
• Sherman Mack (REP) 46% (1,845 in St. Helena Parish)
