Louisiana House Democratic Caucus

Last week, the 2025 Regular Legislative Session came to a close. The Louisiana House Democratic Caucus showed up every day to fight for the people of Louisiana and stood strong against efforts to erode Louisianans’ basic rights. 🧵(1/2)

Today, the Louisiana Senate will debate SB121, Senator Morris’ congressional redistricting proposal that could reshape representation across our state. We need people in the room. We need people paying attention.

🚨 The Senate & Governmental Affairs Committee will be considering proposed congressional maps this Friday, May 8 at 9 A.M. at the Louisiana State Capitol. Committee meetings are open to the public—an opportunity to witness the process and be part of it.

🚨 The Senate & Governmental Affairs Committee will be considering proposed congressional maps this Friday, May 8 at 9 A.M. at the Louisiana State Capitol. 📍 Louisiana State Capitol 🗓 Friday, May 8 ⏰ 9:00 A.M. Be there; be heard, Louisiana.

Following today's U.S. Supreme Court ruling in 𝘓𝘰𝘶𝘪𝘴𝘪𝘢𝘯𝘢 𝘷. 𝘊𝘢𝘭𝘭𝘢𝘪𝘴, the Louisiana House Democratic Caucus released a statement reaffirming their commitment to upholding the Voting Rights Act of 1965.

Happy Easter from the Louisiana House Democrats! Wishing you and your family a blessed and joyful day. 🐣 #LaHouseDems #LaLege

Donna Hutto Edwards served as First Lady of Louisiana from 2016 to 2024, bringing a lifelong commitment to public education to the role. Her leadership centered Louisiana families and students. #WomensHistoryMonth #LaHouseDems

Rose McConnell Long made history as one of the first women to serve in the United States Senate after being appointed in 1936. Her service marked a significant early milestone for women in both Louisiana and national leadership. #WomensHistoryMonth #LaHouseDems

Meet Rep. Candace Newell (District 99). Rep. Newell has focused her work on safety, community investment, and strengthening protections for families. Her legislation has honored public servants and supported improvements and well-being of her district. #LaHouseDems #LaLege

In 2013, Bernette Joshua Johnson became the first African American Chief Justice of the Louisiana Supreme Court. Her service strengthened public trust in Louisiana’s legal system and paved the way for more inclusive leadership on the bench. #WomensHistoryMonth #LaHouseDems

In 1992, Catherine D. Kimball became the first woman elected to the Louisiana Supreme Court. In 2009, she broke another barrier as the first woman to serve as Chief Justice. #WomensHistoryMonth #LaHouseDems

Meet Rep. Barbara Carpenter (District 63) Rep. Carpenter is a strong advocate for behavioral health access, and policies that support children and working families. Her work has helped bring attention to Black maternal health in Louisiana. #LaHouseDems #LaLege

Following the first week of the 2026 Legislative Session, Louisiana House Democratic Caucus Chair Kyle Green released a statement outlining the caucus’s priorities: affordability, opportunity, and real solutions for Louisiana families. #LaHouseDems #LaLege

Meet Rep. Delisha Boyd (District 102). Rep. Boyd has focused her work on strengthening public safety, investing in neighborhoods, and protecting families and children. Her legislation has helped lower insurance costs for Louisiana homeowners. #LaHouseDems #LaLege

In 1973, Lindy Boggs became the first woman elected to the U.S. House of Representatives from Louisiana. She championed civil rights, women’s equality, and economic opportunity, leaving a lasting impact at both the state and national level. #WomensHistoryMonth #LaHouseDems

In 1971, Dorothy Mae Taylor made history as the first African American woman elected to the Louisiana Legislature. Her legacy continues to inspire leaders across our state. #WomensHistoryMonth #LaHouseDems

The 2026 Legislative Session begins today. Democrats in the Louisiana House are ready to get to work for the people of Louisiana. Stay tuned for updates throughout the session. #LaHouseDems #LaLege

Meet Rep. Mandie Landry (District 91). Rep. Landry has been a leading voice in the Louisiana House. Her work has helped push forward critical conversations on marriage equality, support for crime victims, and protections for women across Louisiana. #LaHouseDems #LaLege

In 1936, at just 26 years old, Doris Lindsey Holland became the first woman to serve in the Louisiana Legislature. At a time when women had only recently secured the right to vote, she helped pave the way for generations of women in public office. #WomensHistoryMonth #LaHouseDems

Meet Rep. Joy Walters (District 4). She brings a strong focus on public safety, workers’ rights and opportunities for young people to the Louisiana House. Her work centers on building safer, stronger communities in Northwest Louisiana. #LaHouseDems #LaLege