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Democratic Parish Executive Committee Endorses Visionary Leaders for Baker's Municipal Elections

Updated: Mar 4


Baker, Louisiana - As the City of Baker gears up for its upcoming municipal elections, the political landscape is charged with anticipation and fervor. With the highly anticipated early voting window set from March 9th to March 16th (excluding Sunday, March 10th), candidates are intensifying their campaign efforts to capture the attention and support of the electorate. Against this backdrop of heightened activity, the Democratic Parish of Executive Committee (DPEC) has made a significant move by endorsing a slate of visionary leaders who embody the values and aspirations of the city's residents.


Leading the charge in DPEC's endorsements is Brenda G. Jackson, a seasoned leader endorsed for the pivotal role of Mayor. Jackson's platform, centered on inclusivity and innovation, offers a promising vision for the future of Baker. Complementing her is Willie Brooks III, endorsed for the crucial position of Chief of Police. Brooks’ commitment to fostering trust and collaboration between law enforcement and the community signals a commitment to public safety and unity within Baker.


Beyond the mayoral and law enforcement positions, DPEC is championing a diverse array of City Council candidates, each poised to make meaningful contributions to their districts. From Jeremiah Wilson in District 2, bringing experience and dedication to community service, to Desiree Collins in District 3, embodying a spirit of advocacy and empowerment, and Toni Jackson in District 4, offering fresh perspectives and a commitment to addressing constituents' needs, DPEC's endorsements reflect a commitment to comprehensive and responsive governance.


In addition to its local endorsements, DPEC extends its support to Barbara West Carpenter the chair of DPEC and Louisiana State Representative, District 63. Carpenter's track record of advocacy and dedication to community empowerment align closely with the values and aspirations of Baker's residents, positioning her as an ideal candidate to represent the city's interests at the state level.


As Baker's residents prepare to cast their votes, it's crucial to note the following important information for the Saturday, March 23, 2024 Municipal General Election. Click Here.


With the support of these visionary leaders and a well-informed electorate, Baker stands poised to embrace a future characterized by unity, prosperity, and shared success.

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