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Louisiana House of Representatives

December 07, 2023

The Louisiana House of Representatives (French: Chambre des Représentants de Louisiane) is the lower house in the Louisiana State Legislature, the state legislature of the U.S. state of Louisiana. This chamber is composed of 105 representatives, each of whom represents approximately 42,500 people (2000 figures). Members serve four-year terms with a term limit of three terms (twelve years). The House is one of the five state legislative lower houses that has a four-year term, as opposed to the near-universal two-year term.

Louisiana House of Representatives
Chambre des Représentants de Louisiane
71st Louisiana Legislature
Type
Type
Term limits
3 Terms (12 years)
History
New session started
March 9, 2020
Leadership
Clay Schexnayder (R)
since January 13, 2020
Speaker pro tempore
Tanner Magee (R)
since January 13, 2020
Majority Leader
Blake Miguez (R)
since January 12, 2020
Minority Leader
Sam Jenkins (D)
since January 13, 2020
Structure
Seats105
Political groups
Majority
  •   Republican (71)

Minority

Vacant

Length of term
4 years
AuthorityArticle III, Section 3, Louisiana Constitution
Salary$16,800/year plus per diem.
Elections
Last election
October 12 and November 16, 2019
Next election
October 14 and November 18, 2023
RedistrictingLegislative control
Meeting place
House of Representatives Chamber
Louisiana State Capitol
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Website
Louisiana House of Representatives

The House convenes at the State Capitol in Baton Rouge.

Leadership edit

See also: List of Speakers of the Louisiana House of Representatives

The Speaker of the House presides over the House of Representatives. The speaker is customarily recommended by the governor (although this is not in House rules), then elected by the full House.[1] In addition to presiding over the body, the speaker is also the chief leadership position, and controls the flow of legislation and committee assignments. The Louisiana House of Representatives also elects a speaker pro tempore to preside in the absence of the Speaker.

The current speaker is Republican Clay Schexnayder, who was elected to that position in 2020. His deputy is the speaker pro tempore, currently Republican Tanner Magee who was also elected to the position in 2020. The speaker pro tempore presides when the Speaker is not present.

Composition edit

The Louisiana House of Representatives comprises 105 representatives elected from across the state from single-member districts by registered voters in the district. Representatives must be electors, be at least eighteen years old, be domiciled in the district they represent at least one year, and have resided in the state two years. It is the judge of its members' qualifications and elections. All candidates for state representative in a district compete in a nonpartisan blanket primary; if no candidate earns 50+1 percent of the vote, the top two vote-getters advance into the general election. Elections occur every four years and representatives are limited to three four-year terms (12 years). If a seat is vacant, it will be filled in a special election. Its sessions occur along with the Louisiana State Senate, every year, for sixty legislative days in even-numbered years and forty-five legislative days in odd-numbered years in which only monetary bills can be considered. It is the lower legislative chamber of the Louisiana State Legislature; the upper house is the Louisiana State Senate. The Louisiana House has sole authority to impeach state officials and introduce appropriation bills. The Louisiana House of Representatives was established, along with its functions and authority, in Article III, Section 3 of the Louisiana Constitution.

Party membership edit

Affiliation Party
(Shading indicates majority caucus)
 Total
Republican Ind Democratic Vacant
End of legislature 2011 57 2 46 105 0
Begin 2012 58 2 45 105 0
End of legislature 2015 59 44
Begin 2016 61 2 42 105 0
End of legislature 2019 60 5 39 104 1
Begin 2020 68 2 35 105 0
December 1, 2020[2] 67 104 1
January 12, 2021[3] 66 103 2
January 19, 2021[4] 67 104 1
May 10, 2021[5] 68 105 0
July 1, 2021[6] 3 34
July 2, 2021[7] 33 104 1
July 16, 2021[8] 32 103 2
November 13, 2021[9] 34 105 0
January 30, 2022[10] 33 105 1
March 26, 2022[11] 34 105 0
June 14, 2022[12] 69 2 34 105 0
November 8, 2022[13] 2 33 104 1
December 1, 2022[14] 3 32 104 1
March 16, 2023[15] 70 3 31 104 1
March 25, 2023[16] 32 105 0
March 29, 2023[17] 2 33
April 10, 2023[18] 71 32
April 27, 2023[19] 1 33
August 21, 2023[20] 0 104 1
Latest voting share 68.3% 0% 31.7%

Members edit

District Name Party Parishes represented First elected Eligible for reelection
1 Danny McCormick Rep Bossier and Caddo 2019 Yes
2 Sam Jenkins Dem Bossier and Caddo 2015 Yes
3 Tammy Phelps Dem Caddo 2019 Yes
4 Cedric Glover Dem Caddo 2015 Yes
5 Alan Seabaugh Rep Caddo 2010 No
6 Thomas A. Pressly Rep Bossier and Caddo 2019 Yes
7 Larry Bagley Rep Caddo, DeSoto, and Sabine 2015 Yes
8 Raymond J. Crews Rep Bossier 2017 Yes
9 Dodie Horton Rep Bossier 2015 Yes
10 Wayne McMahen Rep Webster and Bossier 2018 Yes
11 Patrick O. Jefferson Dem Bienville, Claiborne, and Lincoln 2011 No
12 Christopher Turner Rep Lincoln and Union 2019 Yes
13 Jack McFarland Rep Bienville, Jackson, Ouachita, and Winn 2015 Yes
14 Michael Charles Echols Rep Morehouse and Ouachita 2019 Yes
15 Foy Bryan Gadberry Rep Ouachita 2019 Yes
16 Adrian Fisher Dem Morehouse and Ouachita parishes 2021 Yes
17 Pat Moore Dem Ouachita 2019 Yes
18 Jeremy LaCombe Rep Iberville, Pointe Coupee, West Baton Rouge, and West Feliciana 2019 Yes
19 Francis C. Thompson[21] Rep East Carroll, Madison, Morehouse, Ouachita, Richland, and West Carroll 2019 Yes
20 Neil Riser Rep Caldwell, Catahoula, Franklin, LaSalle, and Tensas 2019 Yes
21 C. Travis Johnson Dem Catahoula, Concordia, East Carroll, Madison, and Tensas 2019 Yes
22 Gabe Firment Rep Grant, LaSalle, Natchitoches, Red River, and Winn 2019 Yes
23 Kenny R. Cox Dem DeSoto, Natchitoches, and Red River 2011 No
24 Rodney Schamerhorn Rep Natchitoches, Sabine, and Vernon 2019 Yes
25 Lance Harris Rep Rapides 2011 No
26 Ed Larvadain III Dem Rapides 2019 Yes
27 Michael T. Johnson Rep Rapides 2019 Yes
28 Daryl Deshotel Rep Avoyelles 2019 Yes
29 Edmond Jordan Dem East Baton Rouge and West Baton Rouge 2016 Yes
30 Charles Owen Rep Beauregard and Vernon 2019 Yes
31 Jonathan I. Goudeau Rep Lafayette and Vermilion 2019 Yes
32 R. Dewith Carrier Rep Allen, Beauregard, and Calcasieu 2019 Yes
33 Les Farnum Rep Calcasieu 2019 Yes
34 Wilford Carter Sr. Dem Calcasieu 2019 Yes
35 Brett F. Geymann Rep Beauregard and Calcasieu 2021 Yes
36 Phillip Eric Tarver Rep Calcasieu 2019 Yes
37 Troy D. Romero Rep Calcasieu and Jefferson Davis 2019 Yes
38 Rhonda Gaye Butler Rep Evangeline and St. Landry 2019 Yes
39 Julie Emerson Rep Lafayette and St. Landry 2015 Yes
40 Dustin Miller Dem St. Landry 2015 Yes
41 Phillip DeVillier Rep Acadia, Evangeline, and St. Landry 2015 Yes
42 John M. Stefanski Rep Acadia and Lafayette 2017 Yes
43 Stuart J. Bishop Rep Lafayette 2011 No
44 Vincent J. Pierre Dem Lafayette 2011 No
45 Jean-Paul Coussan Rep Lafayette 2015 Yes
46 Mike Huval Rep Iberia, St. Landry, and St. Martin 2011 No
47 Ryan Bourriaque Rep Calcasieu, Cameron, and Vermilion 2019 Yes
48 Beau Beaullieu Rep Iberia, Lafayette, and St. Martin 2019 Yes
49 Blake Miguez Rep Iberia and Vermillion 2015 Yes
50 Vincent "Vinney" St. Blanc III Rep St. Martin and St. Mary 2019 Yes
51 Beryl Amedee Rep Assumption, Lafourche, St. Mary, and Terrebonne 2015 Yes
52 Jerome Zeringue Rep Lafourche and Terrebonne 2015 Yes
53 Tanner Magee Rep Lafourche and Terrebonne 2015 Yes
54 Joseph A. Orgeron Rep Jefferson and Lafourche 2020 Yes
55 Bryan Fontenot Rep Lafourche 2019 Yes
56 Gregory A. Miller Rep St. Charles and St. John the Baptist 2011 No
57 Randal L. Gaines Dem St. Charles and St. John the Baptist 2011 No
58 Ken Brass Dem Ascension, Iberville, and St. James 2017 Yes
59 Tony Bacala Rep Ascension 2015 Yes
60 Chad Brown Dem Assumption and Iberville 2015 Yes
61 C. Denise Marcelle Dem East Baton Rouge 2015 Yes
62 Roy Daryl Adams Dem East Baton Rouge, East Feliciana, and West Feliciana 2019 Yes
63 Barbara Carpenter Dem East Baton Rouge 2015 Yes
64 Valarie Hodges Rep East Baton Rouge and Livingston 2011 No
65 Barry Ivey Rep East Baton Rouge 2013 Yes
66 Rick Edmonds Rep East Baton Rouge 2015 Yes
67 Larry Selders Dem East Baton Rouge 2019 Yes
68 Scott McKnight Rep East Baton Rouge 2019 Yes
69 Paula Davis Rep East Baton Rouge 2015 Yes
70 Barbara Reich Freiberg Rep East Baton Rouge 2019 Yes
71 Buddy Mincey Jr. Rep Livingston 2019 Yes
72 Robby Carter Dem East Feliciana, St. Helena, and Tangipahoa 2015 Yes
73 William Wheat Jr. Rep Tangipahoa 2019 Yes
74 Lawrence "Larry" Frieman Rep St. Tammany, Tangipahoa, and Washington 2019 Yes
75 Malinda White Rep St. Tammany and Washington 2015 Yes
76 Robert "Bob" Owen Rep St. Tammany 2019 Yes
77 Mark Wright Rep St. Tammany 2017 Yes
78 John R. Illg Jr. Rep Jefferson 2019 Yes
79 Debbie Villio Rep Jefferson 2019 Yes
80 Polly Thomas Rep Jefferson 2016 Yes
81 Clay Schexnayder Rep Ascension, Livingston, St. John the Baptist, and St. James 2011 No
82 Laurie Schlegel Rep Jefferson 2021 Yes
83 Kyle M. Green Jr. Dem Jefferson 2019 Yes
84 Timothy P. Kerner Sr Rep Jefferson 2019 Yes
85 Vacant Jefferson Yes
86 Nicholas Muscarello Rep Tangipahoa 2018 Yes
87 Rodney Lyons Dem Jefferson 2015 Yes
88 Kathy Edmonston Rep Ascension 2019 Yes
89 Richard Nelson Rep St. Tammany 2019 Yes
90 Mary DuBuisson Rep St. Tammany 2018 Yes
91 Mandie Landry Dem Orleans 2019 Yes
92 Joseph A. Stagni Rep Jefferson and St. Charles 2017 Yes
93 Alonzo Knox Dem Orleans 2023 Yes
94 Stephanie Hilferty Rep Jefferson and Orleans 2015 Yes
95 Sherman Q. Mack Rep Livingston 2011 No
96 Marcus Anthony Bryant Dem Iberia, Lafayette, and St. Martin 2019 Yes
97 Matthew Willard Dem Orleans 2019 Yes
98 Aimee Adatto Freeman Dem Orleans 2019 Yes
99 Candace N. Newell Dem Orleans 2019 Yes
100 Jason Hughes Dem Orleans 2019 Yes
101 Vanessa Caston LaFleur Dem East Baton Rouge 2022 Yes
102 Delisha Boyd Dem Orleans 2021 Yes
103 Raymond E. Garafolo Rep Orleans, St. Bernard, and Plaquemines 2011 No
104 Paul Hollis Rep St. Tammany 2011 No
105 Mack Cormier Dem Jefferson, Orleans, and Plaquemines 2019 Yes

Committee assignments edit

The committees of the Louisiana House review proposed bills and either kill them or recommend their passage to the full house. Each committee has a specialized area it oversees. Committees can call upon state officials to testify at committee meetings. Committee memberships, including chairmanships and vice chairmanships, are assigned by the Speaker.[22]

Name Chairman Vice Chair
Administration of Criminal Justice Vacant Tony Bacala
Agriculture, Forestry, Aquaculture, & Rural Development Jack McFarland Dustin Miller
Appropriations Jerome Zeringue Francis C. Thompson
Civil Law and Procedure Gregory A. Miller Mike Johnson
Commerce Paula Davis Stephanie Hilferty
Education Lance Harris Patrick O. Jefferson
Health & Welfare Larry Bagley Christopher Turner
House & Governmental Affairs John M. Stefanski Royce Duplessis
Insurance Mike Huval Edmond Jordan
Judiciary Randal L. Gaines Sherman Q. Mack
Labor & Industrial Relations Barbara Carpenter Neil Riser
Municipal, Parochial, & Cultural Affairs Rick Edmonds Joseph A. Stagni
Natural Resources & Environment Jean-Paul Coussan Ryan Bourrique
Retirement Phillip DeVillier John R. Illg Jr.
Transportation, Highways, & Public Works Mark Wright Ken Brass
Ways and Means Stuart J. Bishop Gerald "Beau" Beaullieu IV

Past composition of the House of Representatives edit

Main article: Political party strength in Louisiana

See also edit

References edit

  1. ^ (see House Rule 2.3 May 6, 2012, at the Wayback Machine, House Journal of the 2000 Organizational Session and House Journal of the 2004 Organizational Session June 15, 2007, at the Wayback Machine, House Journal of January 14, 2008 May 6, 2012, at the Wayback Machine).
  2. ^ Republican Stephen Dwight (District 35) resigned to become the District Attorney of the 14th Judicial District of Louisiana
  3. ^ Republican Charles Henry (District 82) resigns.
  4. ^ Republican Brett Geymann sworn in to succeed Dwight.
  5. ^ Republican Laurie Schlegel sworn in to succeed Henry.
  6. ^ Rep. Malinda White switched from the Democratic Party to no party registration., Washington Times, Washington DC, July 1, 2021.
  7. ^ Democrat Gary Carter Jr. (District 102) resigned after being elected to the Louisiana Senate in a special election
  8. ^ Democrat Frederick D. Jones (District 16) resigned after being elected to the Fourth Judicial District Court.
  9. ^ Democrats Adrian Fisher (District 16) and Delisha Boyd (District 102) elected to succeed Jones and Carter Jr., respectively.
  10. ^ Democrat Ted James (District 101) resigned to take a position with the federal government.
  11. ^ Democrat Vanessa Caston Lafleur elected to succeed Ted James.
  12. ^ Alford, Jeremy [@lapoliticsnow] (June 14, 2022). "PARTY CHANGE: Rep. @MalindaBWhite has switched from Ind to GOP" (Tweet). Retrieved June 14, 2022 – via Twitter.
  13. ^ Sledge, Matt (January 13, 2023). "Seven candidates angle to replace Royce Duplessis in state House election before Mardi Gras". NOLA.com.
  14. ^ @lapoliticsnow (January 9, 2023). "Rep. @votelandry has switched to no party. Did so in November. Dems have one less in the stage House. #lalege #lagov" (Tweet) – via Twitter.
  15. ^ Hilburn, Greg (March 16, 2023). "Thompson party flip gives Republicans super majority in Louisiana Legislature". The News Star. Retrieved March 17, 2023.
  16. ^ "Alonzo Knox wins bitter Louisiana House 93 race". NOLA.com. March 25, 2023. Retrieved April 11, 2023.
  17. ^ Bridges, Tyler (March 24, 2023). "State Rep. Mandie Landry rejoins Louisiana Democratic Party, will run for re-election". NOLA.com.
  18. ^ Karlin, Sam (April 10, 2023). "Another Louisiana House Democrat has switched parties to Republican". The Advocate.
  19. ^ "Louisiana state representative changes political parties". BRProud.com. April 27, 2023. Retrieved April 27, 2023.
  20. ^ "Gretna legislator quits Louisiana House, is appointed temporary judge". nola.com. August 22, 2023. Retrieved August 27, 2023.
  21. ^ Hazard, Charlotte. Democrat in Louisiana Legislature switches to GOP, giving Republicans a supermajority, Just the News, March 18, 2023.
  22. ^ "House Standing Committees". Louisiana House of Representatives.

External links edit

  • Louisiana House of Representatives
  • House district maps
  • Membership in the Louisiana House of Representatives, 1812–2024
  • 2012–2016 House Orientation Guide
  • In The Loop Official Blog of the Louisiana House of Representatives
  • 2008-2011 Party Affiliation

December 07, 2023
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The Louisiana House of Representatives French Chambre des Representants de Louisiane is the lower house in the Louisiana State Legislature the state legislature of the U S state of Louisiana This chamber is composed of 105 representatives each of whom represents approximately 42 500 people 2000 figures Members serve four year terms with a term limit of three terms twelve years The House is one of the five state legislative lower houses that has a four year term as opposed to the near universal two year term Louisiana House of RepresentativesChambre des Representants de Louisiane71st Louisiana LegislatureTypeTypeLower houseTerm limits3 Terms 12 years HistoryNew session startedMarch 9 2020LeadershipSpeakerClay Schexnayder R since January 13 2020Speaker pro temporeTanner Magee R since January 13 2020Majority LeaderBlake Miguez R since January 12 2020Minority LeaderSam Jenkins D since January 13 2020StructureSeats105Political groupsMajority Republican 71 Minority Democratic 33 Vacant Vacant 1 Length of term4 yearsAuthorityArticle III Section 3 Louisiana ConstitutionSalary 16 800 year plus per diem ElectionsLast electionOctober 12 and November 16 2019Next electionOctober 14 and November 18 2023RedistrictingLegislative controlMeeting placeHouse of Representatives ChamberLouisiana State CapitolBaton Rouge LouisianaWebsiteLouisiana House of RepresentativesThe House convenes at the State Capitol in Baton Rouge Contents 1 Leadership 2 Composition 2 1 Party membership 2 2 Members 3 Committee assignments 4 Past composition of the House of Representatives 5 See also 6 References 7 External linksLeadership editSee also List of Speakers of the Louisiana House of Representatives The Speaker of the House presides over the House of Representatives The speaker is customarily recommended by the governor although this is not in House rules then elected by the full House 1 In addition to presiding over the body the speaker is also the chief leadership position and controls the flow of legislation and committee assignments The Louisiana House of Representatives also elects a speaker pro tempore to preside in the absence of the Speaker The current speaker is Republican Clay Schexnayder who was elected to that position in 2020 His deputy is the speaker pro tempore currently Republican Tanner Magee who was also elected to the position in 2020 The speaker pro tempore presides when the Speaker is not present Composition editThe Louisiana House of Representatives comprises 105 representatives elected from across the state from single member districts by registered voters in the district Representatives must be electors be at least eighteen years old be domiciled in the district they represent at least one year and have resided in the state two years It is the judge of its members qualifications and elections All candidates for state representative in a district compete in a nonpartisan blanket primary if no candidate earns 50 1 percent of the vote the top two vote getters advance into the general election Elections occur every four years and representatives are limited to three four year terms 12 years If a seat is vacant it will be filled in a special election Its sessions occur along with the Louisiana State Senate every year for sixty legislative days in even numbered years and forty five legislative days in odd numbered years in which only monetary bills can be considered It is the lower legislative chamber of the Louisiana State Legislature the upper house is the Louisiana State Senate The Louisiana House has sole authority to impeach state officials and introduce appropriation bills The Louisiana House of Representatives was established along with its functions and authority in Article III Section 3 of the Louisiana Constitution Party membership edit Affiliation Party Shading indicates majority caucus TotalRepublican Ind Democratic VacantEnd of legislature 2011 57 2 46 105 0Begin 2012 58 2 45 105 0End of legislature 2015 59 44Begin 2016 61 2 42 105 0End of legislature 2019 60 5 39 104 1Begin 2020 68 2 35 105 0December 1 2020 2 67 104 1January 12 2021 3 66 103 2January 19 2021 4 67 104 1May 10 2021 5 68 105 0July 1 2021 6 3 34July 2 2021 7 33 104 1July 16 2021 8 32 103 2November 13 2021 9 34 105 0January 30 2022 10 33 105 1March 26 2022 11 34 105 0June 14 2022 12 69 2 34 105 0November 8 2022 13 2 33 104 1December 1 2022 14 3 32 104 1March 16 2023 15 70 3 31 104 1March 25 2023 16 32 105 0March 29 2023 17 2 33April 10 2023 18 71 32April 27 2023 19 1 33August 21 2023 20 0 104 1Latest voting share 68 3 0 31 7 Members edit District Name Party Parishes represented First elected Eligible for reelection1 Danny McCormick Rep Bossier and Caddo 2019 Yes2 Sam Jenkins Dem Bossier and Caddo 2015 Yes3 Tammy Phelps Dem Caddo 2019 Yes4 Cedric Glover Dem Caddo 2015 Yes5 Alan Seabaugh Rep Caddo 2010 No6 Thomas A Pressly Rep Bossier and Caddo 2019 Yes7 Larry Bagley Rep Caddo DeSoto and Sabine 2015 Yes8 Raymond J Crews Rep Bossier 2017 Yes9 Dodie Horton Rep Bossier 2015 Yes10 Wayne McMahen Rep Webster and Bossier 2018 Yes11 Patrick O Jefferson Dem Bienville Claiborne and Lincoln 2011 No12 Christopher Turner Rep Lincoln and Union 2019 Yes13 Jack McFarland Rep Bienville Jackson Ouachita and Winn 2015 Yes14 Michael Charles Echols Rep Morehouse and Ouachita 2019 Yes15 Foy Bryan Gadberry Rep Ouachita 2019 Yes16 Adrian Fisher Dem Morehouse and Ouachita parishes 2021 Yes17 Pat Moore Dem Ouachita 2019 Yes18 Jeremy LaCombe Rep Iberville Pointe Coupee West Baton Rouge and West Feliciana 2019 Yes19 Francis C Thompson 21 Rep East Carroll Madison Morehouse Ouachita Richland and West Carroll 2019 Yes20 Neil Riser Rep Caldwell Catahoula Franklin LaSalle and Tensas 2019 Yes21 C Travis Johnson Dem Catahoula Concordia East Carroll Madison and Tensas 2019 Yes22 Gabe Firment Rep Grant LaSalle Natchitoches Red River and Winn 2019 Yes23 Kenny R Cox Dem DeSoto Natchitoches and Red River 2011 No24 Rodney Schamerhorn Rep Natchitoches Sabine and Vernon 2019 Yes25 Lance Harris Rep Rapides 2011 No26 Ed Larvadain III Dem Rapides 2019 Yes27 Michael T Johnson Rep Rapides 2019 Yes28 Daryl Deshotel Rep Avoyelles 2019 Yes29 Edmond Jordan Dem East Baton Rouge and West Baton Rouge 2016 Yes30 Charles Owen Rep Beauregard and Vernon 2019 Yes31 Jonathan I Goudeau Rep Lafayette and Vermilion 2019 Yes32 R Dewith Carrier Rep Allen Beauregard and Calcasieu 2019 Yes33 Les Farnum Rep Calcasieu 2019 Yes34 Wilford Carter Sr Dem Calcasieu 2019 Yes35 Brett F Geymann Rep Beauregard and Calcasieu 2021 Yes36 Phillip Eric Tarver Rep Calcasieu 2019 Yes37 Troy D Romero Rep Calcasieu and Jefferson Davis 2019 Yes38 Rhonda Gaye Butler Rep Evangeline and St Landry 2019 Yes39 Julie Emerson Rep Lafayette and St Landry 2015 Yes40 Dustin Miller Dem St Landry 2015 Yes41 Phillip DeVillier Rep Acadia Evangeline and St Landry 2015 Yes42 John M Stefanski Rep Acadia and Lafayette 2017 Yes43 Stuart J Bishop Rep Lafayette 2011 No44 Vincent J Pierre Dem Lafayette 2011 No45 Jean Paul Coussan Rep Lafayette 2015 Yes46 Mike Huval Rep Iberia St Landry and St Martin 2011 No47 Ryan Bourriaque Rep Calcasieu Cameron and Vermilion 2019 Yes48 Beau Beaullieu Rep Iberia Lafayette and St Martin 2019 Yes49 Blake Miguez Rep Iberia and Vermillion 2015 Yes50 Vincent Vinney St Blanc III Rep St Martin and St Mary 2019 Yes51 Beryl Amedee Rep Assumption Lafourche St Mary and Terrebonne 2015 Yes52 Jerome Zeringue Rep Lafourche and Terrebonne 2015 Yes53 Tanner Magee Rep Lafourche and Terrebonne 2015 Yes54 Joseph A Orgeron Rep Jefferson and Lafourche 2020 Yes55 Bryan Fontenot Rep Lafourche 2019 Yes56 Gregory A Miller Rep St Charles and St John the Baptist 2011 No57 Randal L Gaines Dem St Charles and St John the Baptist 2011 No58 Ken Brass Dem Ascension Iberville and St James 2017 Yes59 Tony Bacala Rep Ascension 2015 Yes60 Chad Brown Dem Assumption and Iberville 2015 Yes61 C Denise Marcelle Dem East Baton Rouge 2015 Yes62 Roy Daryl Adams Dem East Baton Rouge East Feliciana and West Feliciana 2019 Yes63 Barbara Carpenter Dem East Baton Rouge 2015 Yes64 Valarie Hodges Rep East Baton Rouge and Livingston 2011 No65 Barry Ivey Rep East Baton Rouge 2013 Yes66 Rick Edmonds Rep East Baton Rouge 2015 Yes67 Larry Selders Dem East Baton Rouge 2019 Yes68 Scott McKnight Rep East Baton Rouge 2019 Yes69 Paula Davis Rep East Baton Rouge 2015 Yes70 Barbara Reich Freiberg Rep East Baton Rouge 2019 Yes71 Buddy Mincey Jr Rep Livingston 2019 Yes72 Robby Carter Dem East Feliciana St Helena and Tangipahoa 2015 Yes73 William Wheat Jr Rep Tangipahoa 2019 Yes74 Lawrence Larry Frieman Rep St Tammany Tangipahoa and Washington 2019 Yes75 Malinda White Rep St Tammany and Washington 2015 Yes76 Robert Bob Owen Rep St Tammany 2019 Yes77 Mark Wright Rep St Tammany 2017 Yes78 John R Illg Jr Rep Jefferson 2019 Yes79 Debbie Villio Rep Jefferson 2019 Yes80 Polly Thomas Rep Jefferson 2016 Yes81 Clay Schexnayder Rep Ascension Livingston St John the Baptist and St James 2011 No82 Laurie Schlegel Rep Jefferson 2021 Yes83 Kyle M Green Jr Dem Jefferson 2019 Yes84 Timothy P Kerner Sr Rep Jefferson 2019 Yes85 Vacant Jefferson Yes86 Nicholas Muscarello Rep Tangipahoa 2018 Yes87 Rodney Lyons Dem Jefferson 2015 Yes88 Kathy Edmonston Rep Ascension 2019 Yes89 Richard Nelson Rep St Tammany 2019 Yes90 Mary DuBuisson Rep St Tammany 2018 Yes91 Mandie Landry Dem Orleans 2019 Yes92 Joseph A Stagni Rep Jefferson and St Charles 2017 Yes93 Alonzo Knox Dem Orleans 2023 Yes94 Stephanie Hilferty Rep Jefferson and Orleans 2015 Yes95 Sherman Q Mack Rep Livingston 2011 No96 Marcus Anthony Bryant Dem Iberia Lafayette and St Martin 2019 Yes97 Matthew Willard Dem Orleans 2019 Yes98 Aimee Adatto Freeman Dem Orleans 2019 Yes99 Candace N Newell Dem Orleans 2019 Yes100 Jason Hughes Dem Orleans 2019 Yes101 Vanessa Caston LaFleur Dem East Baton Rouge 2022 Yes102 Delisha Boyd Dem Orleans 2021 Yes103 Raymond E Garafolo Rep Orleans St Bernard and Plaquemines 2011 No104 Paul Hollis Rep St Tammany 2011 No105 Mack Cormier Dem Jefferson Orleans and Plaquemines 2019 YesCommittee assignments editThe committees of the Louisiana House review proposed bills and either kill them or recommend their passage to the full house Each committee has a specialized area it oversees Committees can call upon state officials to testify at committee meetings Committee memberships including chairmanships and vice chairmanships are assigned by the Speaker 22 Name Chairman Vice ChairAdministration of Criminal Justice Vacant Tony BacalaAgriculture Forestry Aquaculture amp Rural Development Jack McFarland Dustin MillerAppropriations Jerome Zeringue Francis C ThompsonCivil Law and Procedure Gregory A Miller Mike JohnsonCommerce Paula Davis Stephanie HilfertyEducation Lance Harris Patrick O JeffersonHealth amp Welfare Larry Bagley Christopher TurnerHouse amp Governmental Affairs John M Stefanski Royce DuplessisInsurance Mike Huval Edmond JordanJudiciary Randal L Gaines Sherman Q MackLabor amp Industrial Relations Barbara Carpenter Neil RiserMunicipal Parochial amp Cultural Affairs Rick Edmonds Joseph A StagniNatural Resources amp Environment Jean Paul Coussan Ryan BourriqueRetirement Phillip DeVillier John R Illg Jr Transportation Highways amp Public Works Mark Wright Ken BrassWays and Means Stuart J Bishop Gerald Beau Beaullieu IVPast composition of the House of Representatives editMain article Political party strength in LouisianaSee also editList of speakers of the Louisiana House of Representatives Louisiana State Capitol Louisiana State Legislature Louisiana SenateReferences edit see House Rule 2 3 Archived May 6 2012 at the Wayback Machine House Journal of the 2000 Organizational Session and House Journal of the 2004 Organizational Session Archived June 15 2007 at the Wayback Machine House Journal of January 14 2008 Archived May 6 2012 at the Wayback Machine Republican Stephen Dwight District 35 resigned to become the District Attorney of the 14th Judicial District of Louisiana Republican Charles Henry District 82 resigns Republican Brett Geymann sworn in to succeed Dwight Republican Laurie Schlegel sworn in to succeed Henry Rep Malinda White switched from the Democratic Party to no party registration Washington Times Washington DC July 1 2021 Democrat Gary Carter Jr District 102 resigned after being elected to the Louisiana Senate in a special election Democrat Frederick D Jones District 16 resigned after being elected to the Fourth Judicial District Court Democrats Adrian Fisher District 16 and Delisha Boyd District 102 elected to succeed Jones and Carter Jr respectively Democrat Ted James District 101 resigned to take a position with the federal government Democrat Vanessa Caston Lafleur elected to succeed Ted James Alford Jeremy lapoliticsnow June 14 2022 PARTY CHANGE Rep MalindaBWhite has switched from Ind to GOP Tweet Retrieved June 14 2022 via Twitter Sledge Matt January 13 2023 Seven candidates angle to replace Royce Duplessis in state House election before Mardi Gras NOLA com lapoliticsnow January 9 2023 Rep votelandry has switched to no party Did so in November Dems have one less in the stage House lalege lagov Tweet via Twitter Hilburn Greg March 16 2023 Thompson party flip gives Republicans super majority in Louisiana Legislature The News Star Retrieved March 17 2023 Alonzo Knox wins bitter Louisiana House 93 race NOLA com March 25 2023 Retrieved April 11 2023 Bridges Tyler March 24 2023 State Rep Mandie Landry rejoins Louisiana Democratic Party will run for re election NOLA com Karlin Sam April 10 2023 Another Louisiana House Democrat has switched parties to Republican The Advocate Louisiana state representative changes political parties BRProud com April 27 2023 Retrieved April 27 2023 Gretna legislator quits Louisiana House is appointed temporary judge nola com August 22 2023 Retrieved August 27 2023 Hazard Charlotte Democrat in Louisiana Legislature switches to GOP giving Republicans a supermajority Just the News March 18 2023 House Standing Committees Louisiana House of Representatives External links editLouisiana House of Representatives House district maps Membership in the Louisiana House of Representatives 1812 2024 2012 2016 House Orientation Guide In The Loop Official Blog of the Louisiana House of Representatives 2008 2011 Party Affiliation Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Louisiana House of Representatives amp oldid 1187921505, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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