Qualifying for the March 29 election ended Friday and now the ballots are set.

Several candidates were elected outright after no one filed to run against them during the three-day qualifying period, according to the Secretary of State’s office.

Cade Cole, a Republican, ran unopposed for associate justice to the Louisiana Supreme Court’s 3rd District. Calcasieu Parish Assistant District Attorney Hope Wyatt Buford — a Republican and daughter of Judge Robert Wyatt — was elected outright for district judge for 14th Judicial District Court Division D. Attorney Lee Hoffoss, a Republican, also ran unopposed for district judge for the 14th Judicial District Court Division B.

Several candidates were also re-elected outright to the Lake Charles City Council. Councilman Ronnie Harvey Jr., a Democrat, was re-elected for District A; Matt Young, an independent, ran unopposed for District D; Stuart Weatherford, a Republican, was re-elected to District E; and Craig Marks, a Democrat, was re-elected to District F.

Vinton Police Chief Scott Spell, a Republican, was re-elected outright as were Vinton Council members Diane Conner, Lindsey Jennings Stanley and Michael JK Wright, all Republicans, and Stephanie Hardy and “B.B.” Loyd, both Democrats.

Monte Woods, a Democrat, was re-elected outright to the DeRidder City Council District 2. “Stevie” Van Hook, a Republican, was re-elected outright to the Jennings City Council District E. Casey Haymon, a Republican, ran unopposed for Constable Justice of the Peace for Ward 2 in Vernon Parish. “Kris” LaBuff,  a Republican, an unopposed for Allen Parish School Board District 7.

Here is a list of who qualified in Southwest Louisiana elections:

Calcasieu

Mayor of Lake Charles — Wilford Carter II, a Democrat; incumbent Nic Hunter and Khalid Taha, both Republicans; Marshall Simien Jr., an independent; and James Steward, no party.

Lake Charles City Council District B — incumbent Luvertha August and Donald Fondel, both Republicans.

Lake Charles City Council District C — Tommy Bilbo, Charles Gallien, Donald Hanchett, Amanda Fontenot Johnson and Pricilla Sam, all Democrats.

Lake Charles City Council District G — Grant Cholley, Republican, and Matthew Vezinot, no party.

Mayor of Vinton — Bonnie Jo Bahnsen and incumbent Marcus Renfrow, both Republicans.

Beauregard

Mayor of DeRidder — “Mike” Harper, no party, Michael D. Harris and interim mayor “Randy” Larken, both independents, and “Danny” Reynolds, a Republican.

Jeff Davis

Mayor of Jennings — Melvin Adams and Christopher “Chris” Carrier, both Democrats, and incumbent Henry Guinn, a Republican.

Jennings City Council District A — Marcus Davis and incumbent Carolyn King Simon, both no party, and Elisha Neal Duhon, a Republican.

Jennings City Council District B — incumbent William “Johnny” Armentor and Wayne Ledbetter, both Republicans.

Jennings City Council District C — Carl Benoit, an independent, and incumbent Clifton LeJeune, a Republican.

Vernon

Mayor of DeRidder — “Mike” Harper, no party, Michael D. Harris and interim mayor “Randy” Larken, both independents, and “Danny” Reynolds, a Republican.

Hornbeck alderman — Jeffery Denman and John Fain, both Republicans.