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- Tom_Ed_McHugh abstract "Thomas Edward McHugh, known as Tom Ed McHugh (born October 3, 1943), has been since 2001 the executive director of the Louisiana Municipal Association. The former Mayor-President, a combined municipal-parish position, of East Baton Rouge Parish, Louisiana, McHugh resides in his native Zachary, Louisiana. He was elected as a Democratic mayor-president in 1988 and 1992 but won his third term in 1996 as a Republican. The position includes all of the capital city of Baton Rouge.McHugh is descended from a prominent East Baton Rouge Parish family. The original Thomas E. McHugh (born 1861) was a clerk of the East Baton Rouge district court, a staunch Democrat, and an organizer of the city of Zachary. Another kinsman, also named Thomas Edward McHugh, possibly a grandfather, was the East Baton Rouge Parish sheriff from 1928-1932.In 1988, Democratic Mayor-President James Patrick Screen, Jr., declined to seek a third term. Screen's predecessor, former Mayor-President W.W. Dumas of Baker, came out of political retirement at the age of seventy-two to seek his old position in a crowded field in the nonpartisan blanket primary. Dumas polled 29,109 votes (29.9 percent) to McHugh's 38,629 ballots (39.7 percent). In third place was State Senator Mike Cross of Baker, who received 12,741 votes (13.1 percent). Freshman State Representative Carl Crane, one of two Republicans in the race, polled only 4,554 votes (4.7 percent). In the general election, McHugh defeated Dumas, 79,134 (55.5 percent) to 63,519 (44.5 percent).In 1992, McHugh defeated the Democrat Ron Johnson and the Republican Kim P. Carmouche having garnered 69,925 (73.3 percent) to win the post outright in the primary. In 1993, McHugh ordered trick-or-treating moved from October 31 to October 29 to avoid conflicts with Sunday evening church services. Three inches of rain spoiled the Friday evening for many. McHugh later said that he got more telephone calls about that incident than any other issue in his twelve years in office. In 1959, Mayor-President Jack Christian had similarly moved trick-or-treating from Saturday, October 31, to Friday, October 30, to accommodate the LSU Tigers football game against the Ole Miss Rebels. That decision proved more popular for Christian because Billy Cannon scored an 89-yard touchdown to keep the Tigers undefeated and to win a Heisman Trophy, the only LSU player ever so honored.In 1996, McHugh, having defected to the Republican ticket, handily defeated a later mayor-president, Democratic state representative Melvin "Kip" Holden. McHugh polled 75,413 (66.1 percent) to Holden's 38,641 (33.9 percent).McHugh did not seek a fourth term as mayor-president in 2000 and was succeeded by fellow Republican Bobby Simpson.After his mayor-presidency, McHugh became executive director of the LMA, a nonpartisan position in an organization with more than three hundred municipal members.".
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- Tom_Ed_McHugh wikiPageWikiLinkText "Thomas E. "Tom Ed" McHugh".
- Tom_Ed_McHugh wikiPageWikiLinkText "Thomas Ed McHugh".
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- Tom_Ed_McHugh birthDate "1943-10-03".
- Tom_Ed_McHugh birthName "Thomas Edward McHugh".
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- Tom_Ed_McHugh office "East Baton Rouge Parish, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, USA".
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- Tom_Ed_McHugh party "Democrat-turned-Republican".
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- Tom_Ed_McHugh residence "Zachary, Louisiana".
- Tom_Ed_McHugh shortDescription "American mayor".
- Tom_Ed_McHugh spouse "Betty Schilling McHugh".
- Tom_Ed_McHugh succeeded Bobby_Simpson_(Louisiana_politician).
- Tom_Ed_McHugh termEnd "2000".
- Tom_Ed_McHugh termStart "1989".
- Tom_Ed_McHugh title "Mayor-President of East Baton Rouge Parish, Louisiana Thomas Edward McHugh".
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- Tom_Ed_McHugh years "1989".
- Tom_Ed_McHugh description "American mayor".
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