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The 2025 Louisiana Special Legislative Session has officially ended — and only four measures made it across the finish line: SB 1, SB 2, HR 1, and HCR 3.
While the session was short, the impact of these bills will be felt across our communities — especially when it comes to voting access and fair representation.
This session was intentionally rushed. The Louisiana Legislature changed election dates ahead of the Louisiana v. Callais ruling to position itself to redraw the congressional map before the 2026 elections. This was an intentional move to dilute Black voting power and undo recent gains in representation.
What Passed
SB 1 – Changing 2026 Election Dates
SB 1 shifts several election dates in 2026 — moving the spring elections from April 18 to May 16 and the runoffs from May 30 to June 27. These changes may seem procedural, but they matter: shifting dates can affect voter turnout, registration timelines, and how communities plan outreach and mobilization efforts.
Our take: The Legislature is trying to give itself a window to pass a map that disenfranchises Black voters if the Supreme Court strikes down the current map. This is not just the changing of dates. This is the beginning of a bait and switch on Black voters in Louisiana who finally got a representative map.
SB 2 – New Date for Constitutional Amendment Election
SB 2 also moves the election for proposed constitutional amendments to May 16, 2026, which is the same date as the new spring election. It repeals and revises several earlier acts to align Louisiana’s constitution amendment calendar with the new dates.
Our take: Changing when constitutional amendments appear on the ballot creates voter confusion. Communities deserve clear, transparent communication about what’s on the ballot and when.
SHCR 3 – Urging LDH to Fund SNAP Benefits During Federal Shutdown</h3
HCR 3 urges and requests the Louisiana Department of Health to continue funding SNAP (food assistance) benefits only for the elderly, disabled and children when federal dollars are delayed or unavailable.
Our Take: This resolution acknowledges a real concern — that thousands of families rely on timely SNAP benefits — but it falls short of serving everyone in need. More than 53,000 adults will lose access to food assistance, leaving individuals without the support they depend on.
HR 1 – Urging Congress to Reimburse States for Continuing SNAP Benefits</h3
HR 1 urges the U.S. Congress to authorize reimbursement for states that use their own money (non-federal funds) to continue SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) benefits during a federal shutdown.
What It Means for Equity & Justice
SB 1 and SB 2, taken together, reflect a trend we’re seeing nationally: big policy impacts hidden in technical or procedural bills.
Election changes can shift who shows up at the polls and whose voices are heard.
At the Power Coalition for Equity & Justice, we believe that every legislative session is a chance to push for transparency, accountability, and equity.
What’s Next
Power Coalition and our partners are already:
- Launching voter education efforts to make sure communities know about the new election dates.
- Preparing to advocate for fair maps and fair elections in any upcoming session when they could be raised.
- Building partnerships to ensure all voters, regardless of race, income, or zip code, have access to information and the ballot box.
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Legislative Updates
Weekly Update, June 10
Key Wins for Equity and Justice
Thanks to our collective advocacy, organizing, and partnerships, several meaningful bills advanced that directly align with Power Coalition’s mission:
- HB 100 – Surveillance Reform: Prohibits bail bond agents from using cellular tracking devices.
Status: Sent to Governor - HB 405 – Voting Rights Transparency: Requires the Secretary of State to publicly share changes in election law.
Status: Sent to Governor - HB 457 – Solitary Confinement Reform: Advances protections for incarcerated individuals regarding the use of solitary.
Status: Sent to Governor - HB 454 – Doula Medicaid Coverage: Requires Medicaid coverage for certain doula services, supporting maternal health equity.
Status: Sent to Governor - HB 514 – Doula Registry Board Reform: Restructures the Louisiana Doula Registry Board and provides needed regulatory clarity to improve support for doulas.
Status: Sent to Governor - HB 584 – Back on Track Youth Pilot: Launches a youth development initiative focused on alternatives to incarceration.
Status: Sent to Governor - SB 87 – Cash Bond Notification: Requires notification to those who posted cash bonds when arrest warrants are issued.
Status: Signed by the President - SB 182 – Medicaid Emergency Protections: Ensures continuous Medicaid access during declared emergencies.
Status: Signed by the President
Setbacks and Losses to Monitor
Despite our advocacy, several harmful bills advanced. These signal areas of concern that we’ll need to address in our ongoing work:
- HB 208 – Parole Restrictions: Further limits early release options, disproportionately affecting incarcerated Black Louisianans.
Status: Sent to Governor - HB 260 – Expands Second Degree Murder: Adds resisting arrest with force to the list, raising serious due process concerns.
Status: Sent to Governor - HB 153 – Unemployment Work Search Requirement: Increases weekly job search requirements for unemployment claimants.
Status: Sent to Governor - HB 64 – AG Sovereignty Powers: Grants the Attorney General sweeping authority over legal matters involving the federal government.
Status: Sent to Governor - SB 156 – Embryo Personhood: Recognizes legal rights for in vitro embryos, threatening reproductive freedoms.
Status: Sent to Governor - SB 127 – Nuclear Energy Fast-Track Permitting: Weakens oversight for nuclear energy development.
Status: Sent to Governor - HB 303 – Fugitive Apprehension Unit: Opens door to over-surveillance and targeting of immigrant communities.
Status: Sent to Governor
Emerging Threats and Opportunities
While these bills passed, we’re watching closely to ensure their implementation doesn’t further harm or disenfranchise our communities:
- HB 206 – Legislative authorization before any changes can be made to election procedures that deviate from the current Election Code
- HB 274 – Transfers the state’s emergency office to the Military Department.
- HB 425 – Introduces coerced abortion crime definitions and mandatory reporting.
- SB 4 – Allows political signage at public school sports facilities.
- HB 281 – Prohibits campaign apparel at polling places.
- HB 625 – Statewide Constitutional Amendment Election: Calls for a special statewide election on April 18, 2026, for constitutional amendments.
All currently: Sent to the Governor
Fair Maps Mobilization on October 27, 2025
The Fight for Fair Maps: Louisiana’s Special Session Explained
Cree Matlock Gives Testimony Opposing HB 445
Asti Davis Robins Gives Testimony Opposing SB 275
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Prefile Deadline
FRIDAY, MARCH 31
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Organizational Session
January 15-23
Special Redistricting Session*
February 19 - March 6
Special Public Safety & Crime Session*
March 1
Prefile Deadline for Constitutional Amendments
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HB 449 provides for Increased poll commissioner training and testing regarding accessibility laws and best practices. The appointment of an Americans with Disabilities Act (“ADA”) Compliance Officer in the Office of the Secretary of State. The creation of a “Voting Accessibility Advisory Group” in the Department of State, comprised of at least 7 members with diverse accessibility needs.
Bill HB 553 would add a seat to the state Board of Election Supervisors for a voter with a disability. It passed the Senate with amendments. The amendment, however, makes appointments to the State Board of Elections Supervisors much more restrictive. The bill now must go back to the House side for further consideration.
Legislative Advocacy
Fair Maps Mobilization on October 27, 2025
The Fight for Fair Maps: Louisiana’s Special Session Explained
Cree Matlock Gives Testimony Opposing HB 445
Asti Davis Robins Gives Testimony Opposing SB 275
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Louisiana Legislature's Standing Committees
Senate
This committee hears bills that include topics such as agricultural chemistry, economics, research, production, promotion, marketing, and services generally. It also hears bills regarding the regulation of forestry, livestock and meat products, rural development, soil conservation, and other related items.
Chair: Stewart Cathey Jr.
Vice-Chair: Bill Wheat, Jr.
Chair: Stewart Cathey Jr.
Vice-Chair: Bill Wheat, Jr.
Members: Robert Allain, Adam Bass, Michael Fesi, Katrina R. Jackson-Andrews, Glen Womack, Eddie Lambert
This committee hears bills that include topics such as banking and its regulation, corporations, credit unions, small loan companies and the regulation, licensing and standards of professions, businesses and occupations. It also hears bills about tourism and communications by telephone, telegraph, radio, television or other media
Chair: Beth Mizell
Vice-Chair: Robert Allain
Chair: Beth Mizell
Vice-Chair: Robert Allain
Members: Mark Abraham, Joseph Bouie, Stewart Cathey Jr., Patrick Connick, Jimmy Harris, John C. “Jay” Morris, Edward Price
Ex Officio: Kirk Tlbot
This committee hears bills that include topics such as primary, secondary, vocational, and adult education. This committee hears bills regarding colleges and universities, state and public libraries, cultural affairs, museums, and the school lunch program.
Chair: Rick Edmonds
Vice-Chair: Valarie Hodges
Chair: Rick Edmonds
Vice-Chair: Valarie Hodges
Members: Jimmy Harris, Katrina R. Jackson-Andrews, Blake Miquez, Beth Mizell, Bob Owen
This committee hears bills that include topics such as air quality, Hazardous waste, pollution, solid waste regulation, water resources, and environmental control and regulation generally.
Chair: Eddie J. Lambert
Vice-Chair: Jeremy Stine
Chair: Eddie J. Lambert
Vice-Chair: Jeremy Stine
Members: Patrick Connick, Bob Hensgens, Edward J. Price, Brach Jerad Myers, Thomas Pressley
Ex Officio: Stewart Cathey, Jr.
This committee hears bills that include topics such as the appropriation of state funds, budget requirements and procedures, fiscal controls, the general appropriations bill, and general finance matters.
Chair: Glen Womack
Vice-Chair: Heather Cloud
Chair: Glen Womack
Vice-Chair: Heather Cloud
Members: Gerald Boudreaux, Michael “Big Mike” Fesi, Jimmy Harris, Rick Edmonds, Katrina R. Jackson-Andrews, Blake Miquez, Thomas Pressley, Larry Selders, Jeremy Stine
Interim Members: Mark Abraham, Caleb Kleinpeter, Bob Owen
Ex Officio: Franklin J. Foil
This committee hears bills that include topics such as child care facilities, elderly affairs, public and private hospitals, nursing homes, veterans affairs, vocational rehabilitation, and other health and welfare topics.
Chair: Patrick McMath
Vice-Chair: Katrina R. Jackson-Andrews
Chair: Patrick McMath
Vice-Chair: Katrina R. Jackson-Andrews
Members: Gerald Boudreaux, Heather Cloud, Bob Hensgens, Valarie Hodges, Jay Luneau, Bob Owen, Thomas Pressly
This committee hears bills that include topics such as casualty, health, life, property, and other insurance topics.
Chair: Kirk Talbot
Vice-Chair: Adam Bass
Chair: Kirk Talbot
Vice-Chair: Adam Bass
Members: Regina Barrow, Royce Duplessis, Rick Edmonds, Franklin Foil, Brach Jerad Myers, Alan Seabaugh, Bill Wheat, Jr.
Interim Members: Robert Allain
Ex Officio: Beth Mizell
These committees may hear bills that include topics such as the Attorney General, District Attorneys, prosecutors, clerks of court and records of the courts. They include topics regarding the Department of Corrections, prisons, jails, rehabilitation, juvenile code, criminal code, the Department of Public Safety, state police, Sheriffs, and the National Guard. This committee hears bills regarding the Supreme Court, Courts of Appeal, District Courts, Family Courts, Municipal and Parish Courts, Mayor’s Courts, Justice of the Peace Courts, and Juvenile Courts, including traffic offenses. This committee hears bills related to the Civil Code such as marriage, divorce, and family law. It also hears controlled dangerous substance law and procedure, weapons and explosives, and the administration of criminal justice generally.
This committee may also hear bills related to constitutional rights or state boundary lines.
Chair: Gregory Miller
Vice-Chair: Jay Luneau
This committee may also hear bills related to constitutional rights or state boundary lines.
Chair: Gregory Miller
Vice-Chair: Jay Luneau
Members: Gary Carter, Rick Edmonds, Sam Jenkins, Beth Mizell, Alan Seabaugh
These committees may hear bills that include topics such as the Attorney General, District Attorneys, prosecutors, clerks of court and records of the courts. They include topics regarding the Department of Corrections, prisons, jails, rehabilitation, juvenile code, criminal code, the Department of Public Safety, state police, Sheriffs, and the National Guard. This committee hears bills regarding the Supreme Court, Courts of Appeal, District Courts, Family Courts, Municipal and Parish Courts, Mayor’s Courts, Justice of the Peace Courts, and Juvenile Courts, including traffic offenses. This committee hears bills related to the Civil Code such as marriage, divorce, and family law. It also hears controlled dangerous substance law and procedure, weapons and explosives, and the administration of criminal justice generally.
This committee may also hear bills related to constitutional rights or state boundary lines.
Chair: Mike Reese
Vice-Chair: Jimmy Harris
This committee may also hear bills related to constitutional rights or state boundary lines.
Chair: Mike Reese
Vice-Chair: Jimmy Harris
Members: Joseph Bouie, Royce Duplessis, Patrick McMath, Kirk Talbot , Bob Owen
These committees may hear bills that include topics such as the Attorney General, District Attorneys, prosecutors, clerks of court and records of the courts. They include topics regarding the Department of Corrections, prisons, jails, rehabilitation, juvenile code, criminal code, the Department of Public Safety, state police, Sheriffs, and the National Guard. This committee hears bills regarding the Supreme Court, Courts of Appeal, District Courts, Family Courts, Municipal and Parish Courts, Mayor’s Courts, Justice of the Peace Courts, and Juvenile Courts, including traffic offenses. This committee hears bills related to the Civil Code such as marriage, divorce, and family law. It also hears controlled dangerous substance law and procedure, weapons and explosives, and the administration of criminal justice generally.
This committee may also hear bills related to constitutional rights or state boundary lines.
Chair: Jay Morris
Vice-Chair: Mark Abraham
This committee may also hear bills related to constitutional rights or state boundary lines.
Chair: Jay Morris
Vice-Chair: Mark Abraham
Members: Regina Barrow, Heather Cloud, Valarie Hodges, Caleb Kleinpeter, Blake Miguez
This committee may hear bills that include topics such as child labor, collective bargaining, employment insurance, labor disputes, unemployment compensation, wages and hours of labor, and other labor matters.
Chair: Alan Seabaugh
Vice-Chair: Thomas Pressley
Chair: Alan Seabaugh
Vice-Chair: Thomas Pressley
Members: Regina Barrow, Brach Jerad Myers, Larry Selders, Jeramy Stine, Kirk Talbot
This committee hears bills including topics related to local government activities and their employees, parish governing authorities and tax collection, local tax revenue, and urban, parochial and regional planning. It also includes bills related to drainage, sewerage, water, and economic development districts and the department of Urban and Community Affairs and Local, parochial and municipal affairs generally.
Chair: Joseph Bouie
Vice-Chair: Gerald Boudreaux
Chair: Joseph Bouie
Vice-Chair: Gerald Boudreaux
Members: Adam Bass, Stewart Cathey, Jr., Franklin Foil, Gregory Miller, Jay Morris
This committee hears bills including topics such as conservation, mines, minerals, mineral codes, parks and recreation, pipelines, wildlife and fisheries, public and private lands and other natural resources.
Chair: Bob Hensgens
Vice-Chair: Michael “Big Mike” Fesi
Chair: Bob Hensgens
Vice-Chair: Michael “Big Mike” Fesi
Members: Robert Allain, Royce Duplessis, Sam Jenkins, Caleb Kleinpeter, Eddie J. Lambert
Ex Officio: Patrick Connick
This committee hears bills including topics such as retirement systems supported in whole or in part by funds of the state, retirement of state officials, employees, judges, school employees, teachers, and other state employees.
Chair: Edward J. Price
Vice-Chair: Bob Owen
Chair: Edward J. Price
Vice-Chair: Bob Owen
Members: Gary Carter, Bob Hensgens, Valarie Hodges, Brach Jerad Myers, Kirk Talbot
This committee hears bills including topics such as taxes, revenue measures including collection, bond issuance, the bond portion of the comprehensive state capital budget, the Department of Revenue and Taxation, Tax Commission and the Board of Tax Appeals, the investment of public monies.
Chair: Franklin Foil
Vice-Chair: Sam Jenkins
Chair: Franklin Foil
Vice-Chair: Sam Jenkins
Members: Adam Bass, Joseph Bouie, Patrick Connick, Eddie Lambert, Jay Luneau, Beth Mizell, Jay Morris, Mike Reese, Bill Wheat Jr.
Interim Members: Robert Allain, Gary Carter, Stewart Cathey, Jr.
Ex Officio: Glen Womack
This committee hears bills that include topics such as apportionment for public officials and governing authorities, creation of all legislative committees and proposals for interim studies by committees, governmental ethics, rules and procedures of the Senate and the Legislature, and election, state political parties and their committees and offices, and other matters relating to government affairs.
Chair: Caleb Kleinpeter
Vice-Chair: Blake Miguez
Chair: Caleb Kleinpeter
Vice-Chair: Blake Miguez
Members: Gary Carter, Michael Fesi, Same Jenkins, Gregory Miller, Mike Reese, Larry Selders, Glen Womack
This committee hears bills that include topics such as highways, roads, bridges, ports, railroads, air, bus, levee districts, and pipelines.
Chair: Patrick Connick
Vice-Chair: Gary Carter
Chair: Patrick Connick
Vice-Chair: Gary Carter
Members: Mark Abraham, Heather Cloud, Patrick McMath, Edward Price, Bill Wheat, Jr., Bob Hensgens
House of Representatives
This committee hears bills that include topics such as criminal law, code of criminal procedure, controlled substance law and proceudre, weapons, traffic offenses, prisons, juvenile justice, gambling, criminal justice generally, and other related topics.
Chair: Debbie Villio
Vice-Chair: Vanessa LaFleur
Chair: Debbie Villio
Vice-Chair: Vanessa LaFleur
Members: Roy Adams, Tony Bacala, Chad Boyer, Vincent Cox, Michael Echols, Bryan Fontenot, Dodie Horton, Alonzo Knox, Pat Moore, Joy Walters, Jeff Wiley
Interim Member: Michael Echols
Ex Officio: Phillip DeVillier, Mike Johnson
This committee hears bills that include topics such as aquaculture, agricultural, and industrial chemistry, economics, and research, agriculture on public lands, animal industry, the forestry industries, livestock and meat products, rural development, and other agricultural generally.
Chair: Troy Romero
Vice-Chair: C. Travis Johnson
Chair: Troy Romero
Vice-Chair: C. Travis Johnson
Members: Beryl Amedée, Larry Bagley, Chad Boyer, Marcus Bryant, Rhonda Butler, Kimberly Coates, Adrian Fisher, Chance Henry, Jacob Landry, Danny McCormick, Wayne McMahen, Rodney Schamerhorn, Vincent St.Blanc, Francis Thompson, Christopher Turner, John Wyble
Ex Officio: Phillip DeVillier, Mike Johnson
This committee hears bills that include topics such as appropriation and expenditure of state funds, the general appropriation bill, and the deposit and investment of public money. Additionally, the committee hears bills that study the economy and efficiency of government at all levels, budget requirements and procedures, and the comprehensive state capital budget after the Committee on Ways and Means.
Chair: Jack McFarland
Vice-Chair: Jason Hughes
Chair: Jack McFarland
Vice-Chair: Jason Hughes
Members: Roy Adams, Beryl Amedee, Larry Bagley, Stephanie Berault, Rhonda Butler, Barbara Carpenter, Dewith Carrier, Kimberly Coates, Jason Dewitt, Adrian Fisher, Aimee Freeman, Barbara Freiberg, Dodie Horton, John Illg, Tim Kerner, Vanessa LaFleur, Rodney Lyons, Shane Mack, Denise Marcelle, Chuck Owen, Tory Romero, Francis Thompson, Jerome Zeringue
Interim Members: Tony Bacala, Christopher Turner
Ex Officio: Phillip DeVillier, Mike Johnson
This committee hears bills that include topics such as marriage, divorce, family law, Code of Civil Procedure, and civil procedure generally. Additionally they hear bills regarding notaries public and their records, civil Constitutional rights, proposed amendments to the state constitution, and other the civil law matters.
Chair: Nicky Muscarelleo
Vice-Chair: Chris Turner
Chair: Nicky Muscarelleo
Vice-Chair: Chris Turner
Members: Chad Brown, Josh Carlson, Wilford Carter Sr., Emily Chenevert, Kathy Edmonston, Peter F. Egan Sr., Brian Leonard Glorioso, Mike Johnson, Ed Larvadain III, Michael Melerine, Sylvia Elaine Taylor, Lauren Ventrella, Mark Wright, John E. Wyble
Ex Officio: Phillip DeVillier
This committee hears bills that include topics such as regulation of banking; communication by telephone, telegraph, radio and television; registering and licensing of small boats; consumer protection; merchandising; Regulation, licensing, or certification of non health related occupations; Interest rates; Savings and loan and homestead associations; Small loan companies; Regulation and licensing of businesses and occupations; Corporations; Tourism; and Commerce generally.
Chair: Daryl Deshotel
Vice-Chair: Polly Thomas
Chair: Daryl Deshotel
Vice-Chair: Polly Thomas
Members: Delisha Boyd, Kim Carver, Vincent E. Cox III, Paula Davis, Jessica Domangue, Kyle M. Green Jr., Troy Jude Hebert, Stephanie Hilferty, Edmond Jordan, Alonzo L. Knox, Jacob Gabriel Landry, Danny McCormick, Dixon Wallace McMakin, Shaun Raphael Mena, Candace N. Newell, Neil Riser, Vincent “Vinney” St. Blanc III
Ex Officio: Phillip DeVillier, Mike Johnson
This committee hears bills that include topics such as schools and secondary education, school employees and their pay, colleges and universities, vocational technical education, adult education, the school lunch program, state and public libraries, and educational television.
Chair: Laurie Schlegel
Vice-Chair: Beryl Amedee
Chair: Laurie Schlegel
Vice-Chair: Beryl Amedee
Members: Ken Brass, Josh Carlson, Barbara Carpenter, Kim Carver, Kathy Edmonston, Barbara Reich Freiberg, Michael Melerine, Charles Owen, Vincent “Vinney” St. Blanc III, Phillip Eric Tarver, Sylvia Elaine Taylor, Rashid Armand Young
Ex Officio: Phillip DeVillier, Mike Johnson
This committee hears bills that include topics such as public and private hospitals, health offices and their administration, services for people with disabilities, mental health institutions, nursing homes, research training and rehabilitation for public welfare, the regulation of health related occupations, and health and welfare generally.
Chair: Dustin Miller
Vice-Chair: Rhonda Butler
Chair: Dustin Miller
Vice-Chair: Rhonda Butler
Members: Stephanie H. Berault, Emily Chenevert, Raymond J. Crews, Kellee Hennessy Dickerson, Michael Charles Echols, Peter F. Egan Sr., Adrian Fisher, Jason Hughes, Steven Jackson, Wayne McMahen, Joseph A. Stagni, Christopher Turner
This committee hears bills that include topics such as legislative rules and procedures, use of funds by the Legislature, rules or laws regarding the Legislature or executive branches of governments, creation of all legislative committees, registrar of voters, and the operation of elections, state political parties and their committees, and other House legislative items.
Chair: Beau Beaullieu
Vice-Chair: Rodney Lyons
Chair: Beau Beaullieu
Vice-Chair: Rodney Lyons
Members: Michael Robert Bayham Jr., Beth Anne Billings, Delisha Boyd, Wilford Carter Sr., Les Farnum, Foy Bryan Gadberry, Ed Larvadain III, C. Denise Marcelle, Dixon Wallace McMakin, Candace N. Newell, Rodney Schamerhorn, Polly Thomas, Mark Wright, John E. Wyble
Ex Officio: Phillip DeVillier, Mike Johnson
This committee hears bills that include topics such as private and public insurance systems, employment insurance, motor vehicle insurance, and other insurance related items.
Chair: Gabe Firment
Vice-Chair: Chad Brown
Chair: Gabe Firment
Vice-Chair: Chad Brown
Members: Larry A. Bagley, Dennis Bamburg Jr., Jacob Braud, Aimee Adatto Freeman, Jack “Jay” William Gallé Jr., Brian Leonard Glorioso, Kyle M. Green Jr., Troy Jude Hebert, Chance Keith Henry, John R. Illg Jr., Mike Johnson, Edmond Jordan, Mandie Landry, Shaun Raphael Mena, Tammy T. Phelps, Roger William Wilder III, Matthew Willard
Ex Officio: Phillip DeVillier
This committee hears bills that include topics such as the courts and the matters of the jurisdiction of these courts and judges. This committee also hears all matters relating to the Attorney General, District Attorneys and prosecutors, law enforcement and the Department of Public Safety, Sheriffs, clerks of court and records of the Courts, the National guard, Code of Military Justice and the Adjutant General, civil defense and disaster protection and state and local government boundary lines and miscellaneous matters not covered by other standing committees.
Chair: Robby Carter
Vice-Chair: Kathy Edmonston
Chair: Robby Carter
Vice-Chair: Kathy Edmonston
Members: Jacob Braud, Chad Brown, Emily Chenevert, Kellee Hennessy Dickerson, Jack “Jay” William Gallé Jr., Kyle M. Green Jr., Troy Jude Hebert, Jason Hughes, Edmond Jordan, Jeremy LaCombe, Vanessa Caston LaFleur, Mandie Landry, Shane Mack, Joseph A. Orgeron, Lauren Ventrella, Jeffrey “Jeff” Fons Wiley, Jerome Zeringue
Ex Officio: Phillip DeVillier, Mike Johnson
This committee hears bills that include topics such as wages and hours of labor, workers’ compensation, labor standards, unemployment compensation, labor disputes and labor and industrial relations generally.
Chair: Raymond Crews
Vice-Chair: Dodie Horton
Chair: Raymond Crews
Vice-Chair: Dodie Horton
Members: Dennis Bamburg Jr., Tehmi Jahi Chassion, Jason Brian DeWitt, Michael Charles Echols, Brian Leonard Glorioso, Ed Larvadain III, Michael Melerine, Shaun Raphael Mena, Tammy T. Phelps, Phillip Eric Tarver, Joy Walters, Roger William Wilder III
Ex Officio: Phillip DeVillier, Mike Johnson
This committee hears bills that include topics such as local government, sewerage and water districts, assistance to municipal and local governments, local taxes, local ordinances, state and urban planning, state parks and recreational districts, museums and local and municipal affairs generally.
Chair: Foy Gadberry
Vice-Chair: Barbara Freiberg
Chair: Foy Gadberry
Vice-Chair: Barbara Freiberg
Members: Mike Bayham, Beth Billings, Kim Carver, Vincent Cox, Jessica Domangue, Les Farnum, Bryan Fontenot, Steven Jackson, Alonzo Knox, Rodney Lyons, C. Denise Marcelle, Pat Moore, Candace Newell, Chuck Owen, Joe Stagni, Matthew Willard, Rashid Young,
Ex Officio: Phillip DeVillier, Mike Johnson
This committee hears bills that include topics such as conservation, wildlife and fisheries, mines, hunting, fishing, and recreational boating. Additionally, it hears bills regarding public lands, laws regulating minerals and mining, materials or substances which travel through pipelines, and other natural resources generally.
Chair: Brett Geymann
Vice-Chair: Joe Orgeron
Chair: Brett Geymann
Vice-Chair: Joe Orgeron
Members: Marcus Bryant, Dewith Carrier, Tehmi Jahi Chassion, Kimberly Coates, Jason DeWitt, Jessica Domangue, C. Travis Johnson, Timothy Kerner, Jeremy LaCombe, Jacob Landry, Shane Mack, Danny McCormick, Neil Riser, Laruen Ventrella, Jerome Zeringue
Ex Officio: Phillip DeVillier, Mike Johnson
This committee hears bills that include topics such as matters relating to retirement of all state officials, state employees, teachers and school employees, and judges.
Chair: Tony Bacala
Vice-Chair: John Illg
Chair: Tony Bacala
Vice-Chair: John Illg
Members: Roy Daryl Adams, Stephanie Berault, Delisha Boyd, Ken Brass, Josh Carlson, Dewith Carrier, Peter Egan, Aimee Freeman, Tim Kerner, Dixon McMakin, Sylvia Taylor, Polly Thomas
Ex Officio: Phillip DeVillier, Mike Johnson
This committee hears bills that include topics such as highways, roads, and bridges, railroads, air, bus, and pipelines. Additionally, the committee hears bills regarding the construction, improvement, and maintenance of waterways, lakes, and streams.
Chair: Ryan Bourriaque
Vice-Chair: Bryan Fontenot
Chair: Ryan Bourriaque
Vice-Chair: Bryan Fontenot
Members: Chad Boyer, Jacob Braud, Tehmi Jahi Chassion, Kellee Dickerson, Steven Jackson, C. Travis Johnson, Pat Moore, Tammy Phelps, Rodney Schamerhorn, Phillip Tarver, Joy Walters, Jeff Wiley
Ex Officio: Phillip DeVillier, Mike Johnson
This committee hears bills that include topics such as taxes, raising revenue, bonding of revenue, and state revenues generally.
Chair: Julie Emerson
Vice-Chair: Ken Brass
Chair: Julie Emerson
Vice-Chair: Ken Brass
Members: Dennis Bamburg, Michael Bayham, Jr., Beth Anne Billings, Marcus Bryant, Michael Echols, Les Farnum, Jack “Jay” Gallé, Jr., Chance Henry, Jeremy LaCombe, Mandie Landry, Wayne McMahen, Joesph Orgeron, Roger Wilder, III, Matthew Willard, Rashid Young
Interim Member: Mark Wright
Ex Officio: Phillip DeVillier, Mike Johnson