VIDALIA — Concordia Parish voters will go to the polls Saturday to cast their votes in the general election that will determine the state’s next governor and several district and local officials.

Polls are open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.

The Louisiana Governor’s race has drawn national attention as incumbent Democratic Gov. John Bel Edwards and Republican challenger “Eddie” Rispone square off.

Edwards is one of the only Democratic Governors in the Deep South and President Donald Trump has been campaigning in Louisiana in recent weeks in support Rispone.

Also on Saturday’s ballots will be several local and district offices that were not decided in the Oct. 12 election and local officials have said they anticipate a large voter turnout with as many as 1,565 people having early voted as of Nov. 7.

Below is a list of local, district and state races and candidates that will be on the ballots in Concordia Parish’s General Election on Saturday:

Clerk of Court

*Democrat “Andy” Anders

*independent Phillip Webber

Police Juror District 1, Place A

*Democrat Carey H. Cook

*independent Maurice Bachus Sr.

Police Juror District 2

*Democrat Willie J Dunbar

*Democrat Willie “Bill”Yearby.

Police Juror District 3, Place B

*Cornell Lewis, no party,

*Republican Allen “Scottie” Whittington.

Police Juror District 4, Place A

*Republican Curtis “Wrecker” Nelson

*Democrat Genesia S. Allen.

Police Juror District 4, Place B

*Democrat Lana Hawkins

*Republican Gary Wayne Neal

Police Juror District 5A

*Independent Collin Edwards

*Democrat “Jimmy” Jernigan

Police Juror District 5B

*Republican “Brad” Adams

*Darrell Brigman, no party

Louisiana Governor

*Democrat John Bel Edwards

*Republican “Eddie” Rispone

Louisiana Secretary of State

*Republican Kyle Ardoin

*Democrat “Gwen” Collins-Greenup

State Representative 21st Representative District

*Democrat C. Travis Johnson

*independent candidate Glen B. McGlothin Jr.