A look at the candidates who were elected without opposition

(AP) Treasurer John Kennedy was the only statewide elected official to win automatic re-election this week when no one signed up to run against him before qualifying ended

Thursday. Thirty-three lawmakers also won without opposition.

Incumbents are marked (i):

State Senate:

Ben Nevers (i), D-Bogalusa.

Dale Erdey, R-Livingston.

Jody Amedee (i), D-Gonzales.

Joel Chaisson (i), D-Destrehan.

Reggie Dupre (i), D-Bourg.

Mike Michot (i), R-Lafayette.

Willie Mount (i), D-Lake Charles.

Bob Kostelka (i), R-Monroe.

State House of Representatives:

Wayne Waddell (i), R-Shreveport.

Mike Powell (i), R-Shreveport.

Hollis Downs (i), R-Ruston.

Don Cazayoux (i), D-New Roads.

Mike Danahay, D-Sulphur.

Brett Geymann (i), R-Lake Charles.

Chuck Kleckley (i), R-Lake Charles.

Bernard LeBas, D-Ville Platte.

Mickey Guillory (i), D-Eunice.

Joel Robideau (i), I-Lafayette.

Simone Champagne, D-Jeanerette.

Gordon Dove (i), R-Houma.

Eddie Lambert (i), R-Gonzales.

Karen St. Germain (i), D-Pierre Part.

Avon Honey (i), D-Baton Rouge.

Hunter Greene (i), R-Baton Rouge.

Harold Ritchie (i), D-Franklinton.

John Labruzzo (i), R-Metairie.

Patrick Connick, R-Harvey.

Jim Tucker (i), R-Terrytown.

M.J. “Mert” Smiley (i), R-St.Amant.

Tim Burns (i), R-Mandeville.

Greg Cromer, R-Slidell.

Juan LaFonta (i), D-New Orleans.

J.P. Morrell (i), D-New Orleans.