Mission Statement
​The Mission of the Calcasieu PEC is to promote the image of the Republican Party based on its core values of family, faith, patriotism, liberty with personal responsibility, ​and free enterprise, and to assist those who share these values in seeking public office, especially in Calcasieu Parish.
CRPEC
The Parish Executive Committee (“The PEC”) consists of 20 members, one elected from each of the 15 police jury districts and five elected at-large from all of the police jury districts. If no candidate is elected from a district, the PEC may appoint someone to represent that district. The PEC is funded by a portion of the fees paid by candidates when they register with the Clerk of Court to run for office under the Republican label, as well as personal donations and PEC fundraising activities.
Activities of CRPEC
Resources and Training for Candidates Seeking Public Office
​The PEC provides resources and training for candidates seeking public office as Republicans and holds voter registration drives. The SWLA Republican Roundtable is a committee of the PEC; it holds monthly meetings with speakers and commentary, and sponsors special events such as the Presidents Day Dinner, candidate forums, and candidate “meet and greets.” The PEC also provides assistance and guidance to the Teenage Republicans (TARS), the Young Republicans, the McNeese College Republicans, and works closely with the Republican Women of
Members of the PEC
District 1: Liz Long
District 2: Dan Denson (Secretary)
District 3: Gabe Fontenot
District 4: Dr. John Noble
District 5: King Alexander
District 6: Sebrina Curet
District 7: Jackie Hebert (Treasurer)
District 8: Sister Fontenot
District 9: Pam McGough
District 10: Vacant
District 11: Janice Areno
​District 12: Linda Pickett
District 13: Vacant
District 14: Hal McMillan
District 15: Janice Ackley
At-Large: Roby Dyer (Chairman)
At-Large: Steven Jordan (Vice-chair)
At-Large: Cathy Banks
At-Large: Emily Fenet-Parker
At-Large: Kim Vaughan