Lee Domingue has qualified for a special Senate election, becoming the third Republican to enter the race for the South Baton Rouge seat. Domingue is a businessman who founded AppOne, a company that links independent auto dealers with lenders. He joins Dan Claitor and Laurinda Calongne in the race for the Senate District 16 seat. Qualifying for the seat ends at 5 p.m. today. The primary election is set for March 7, and the general election is planned for April 4.
Domingue signs up for Senate race
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