October 19, 2026
(COVINGTON, LA – October 9, 2026) — The Board of Directors of the St. Tammany ChamberPAC (ChamberPAC) announced today its endorsements for three 22nd Judicial District judgeships and the St. Tammany Parish Sheriff’s race on the November 3, 2026, election ballot.
Based on the candidates’ qualifications, professional experience, leadership and understanding of the responsibilities of public office, the ChamberPAC has endorsed the candidates it believes will serve the public effectively, uphold the rule of law and contribute to a stable, safe and predictable environment that supports a strong local business climate.
Following interviews with candidates in each of the four races, the ChamberPAC has endorsed:
- 22nd Judicial District, Division E: Cameron Mary
- 22nd Judicial District, Division G: Amanda Trosclair
- 22nd Judicial District, Division H: Luke Lancaster
- St. Tammany Parish Sheriff: co-endorsement of Robert Hodges and Daniel Seuzeneau
Members of the ChamberPAC Board interviewed both judicial candidates for Division E, all five candidates for Division G, both candidates for Division H, as well as all four candidates for St. Tammany Parish Sheriff as part of the endorsement process.
“The St. Tammany ChamberPAC takes its endorsement process seriously. Our board members devoted significant time to meeting with the candidates in each of these races to learn more about their experience, qualifications, and approach to public service,” said ChamberPAC Board Chairman James Richardson. “Through our interviews and evaluation process, we sought candidates who demonstrate integrity, sound judgment, respect for the rule of law, and an understanding of the role that effective government plays in fostering economic growth and a strong quality of life. We are pleased to endorse these candidates and believe they will serve the citizens and business community of St. Tammany and Washington Parishes well.”
Early voting for the November 3 election will be held October 20-27, excluding Sunday, October 25, from 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Election Day is Tuesday, November 3, with polls open from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m.