99chambers

State legislative chamber · lower house

Louisiana House of Representatives

105 members serving 4-year terms, in staggered classes. Not on the 2026 ballot; next elected in 2027.

105 seats4-year termsNext election Nov 2, 2027

Control now

32Dem.Republican majority71Rep.

2 other

53 seats make a majority.

Louisiana government from January: Governor Rep. · Senate Rep. 10–28 · House of Representatives Rep. 32–71. Overall: a Republican trifecta.

Source: civicAPI unofficial results and race callsUpdated Nov 7, 2026, 3:01 PM ET

The 105 seats

Seats by party. All members are elected together.

  • Dem.
  • Rep.
  • Other
32–71–2

Thresholds

53 majority70 veto override

Republicans hold at least 70 seats, the veto override threshold.

Source: civicAPI unofficial results and race callsUpdated Nov 7, 2026, 3:01 PM ET

Where the members stand

Every current member placed by roll-call votes, 2025–2026 session: from most liberal on the left to most conservative on the right. Lines mark each party’s median; ringed dots are party leaders.

−1.00−0.500.000.501.00← More liberalMore conservative →Dem. median −0.36Rep. median 0.36−1.00−0.500.000.501.00← More liberalMore conservative →Dem. median −0.36Rep. median 0.36
  • Dem.
  • Rep.

Each member is placed by their roll-call votes on a scale from −1 (most liberal) to 1 (most conservative), estimated from contested votes this session.

New members, no votes yet: Chuck Owen (HD-30, Rep.), Doyle Boudreaux (HD-39, Rep.), Dustin Miller (HD-40, Dem.), Beryl Amedée (HD-51, Rep.), Jay Gallé (HD-104, Rep.)

Source: 99chambers roll-call scaling of Open States votesUpdated Nov 6, 2026, 4:51 PM ET

Members

SeatMemberPartySince2026 marginSeat leanScoreNext upRole
HD-1Danny McCormickRep.2019—R+43.81.002027
HD-2Steven JacksonDem.2023—D+59.8−0.102027
HD-3Tammy PhelpsDem.2019—D+55.4−0.622027
HD-4Joy WaltersDem.2023—D+50.6−0.552027
HD-5Dennis BamburgRep.—R+45.50.392027
HD-6Michael MelerineRep.2023—R+27.40.542027
HD-7Larry BagleyRep.2015—R+41.20.272027
HD-8Raymond CrewsRep.2019—R+46.80.952027
HD-9Dodie HortonRep.2015—R+43.70.722027
HD-10Wayne McMahenRep.2019—R+37.90.282027
HD-11Rashid YoungDem.—D+14.4−0.282027
HD-12Chris TurnerRep.2019—R+57.10.312027
HD-13Jack McFarlandRep.2015—R+45.40.322027
HD-14Michael EcholsRep.2019—R+45.10.432027
HD-15Foy GadberryRep.2019—R+77.60.352027
HD-16Adrian FisherDem.—D+28.6−0.172027
HD-17Pat MooreDem.2019—D+43.6−0.242027
HD-18Jeremy LaCombeRep.2019—R+25.90.072027
HD-19Francis ThompsonRep.1991—R+52.20.362027
HD-20Neil RiserRep.2019—R+72.20.322027
HD-21Travis JohnsonDem.2019—D+0.6−0.162027
HD-22Gabe FirmentRep.2019—R+54.30.712027
HD-23Shaun MenaDem.2023—D+81.0−0.412027
HD-24Rodney SchamerhornRep.2019—R+79.31.002027
HD-25Jason DeWittRep.2023—R+47.30.412027
HD-26Ed LarvadainDem.2019—D+41.7−0.582027
HD-27Mike JohnsonRep.2017—R+70.70.482027Speaker of the House
HD-28Daryl DeshotelRep.2019—R+43.80.412027
HD-29Edmond JordanDem.2019—D+48.3−0.482027
HD-30Chuck OwenRep.2019—R+49.7—2027
HD-31Troy HebertRep.2023—R+49.80.322027
HD-32Dewith CarrierRep.—R+69.30.272027
HD-33Les FarnumRep.2019—R+66.80.682027
HD-34Wilford CarterDem.2019—D+61.7−0.472027
HD-35Brett GeymannRep.—R+63.80.622027
HD-36Phil TarverRep.2019—R+48.20.852027
HD-37Skip BroussardRep.—R+57.30.432027
HD-38Rhonda ButlerRep.2019—R+53.30.492027
HD-39Doyle BoudreauxRep.—R+35.9—2027
HD-40Dustin MillerDem.2015—D+7.0—2027
HD-41Phillip DeVillierRep.2015—R+59.40.312027
HD-42Chance HenryRep.2023—R+58.40.332027
HD-43Josh CarlsonRep.2023—R+44.30.702027
HD-44Tehmi ChassionDem.2023—D+35.6−0.312027
HD-45Annie SpellRep.—R+30.90.272027
HD-46Chad BoyerRep.—R+52.70.312027
HD-47Ryan BourriaqueRep.2019—R+70.50.322027
HD-48Beau BeaullieuRep.2019—R+56.90.432027
HD-49Jacob LandryRep.2023—R+66.10.462027
HD-50Vinney St. BlancRep.2019—R+30.40.312027
HD-51Beryl AmedéeRep.2015—R+47.7—2027
HD-52Jerome ZeringueRep.2015—R+60.80.292027
HD-53Jessica DomangueRep.2023—R+49.20.242027
HD-54Joe OrgeronRep.—R+79.90.322027
HD-55Bryan FontenotRep.2019—R+50.10.382027
HD-56Beth BillingsRep.—R+41.00.312027
HD-57Sylvia TaylorDem.2023—D+31.9−0.392027
HD-58Ken BrassDem.2019—D+27.6−0.202027
HD-59Tony BacalaRep.2015—R+40.80.292027
HD-60Chasity MartinezDem.2026—R+14.1−0.152027
HD-61Denise MarcelleDem.2015—D+71.9−0.522027
HD-62Roy AdamsDem.2019—D+13.20.002027
HD-63Barbara CarpenterDem.2015—D+33.3−0.442027
HD-64Kellee HennessyRep.—R+72.20.572027
HD-65Lauren VentrellaRep.2023—R+39.80.482027
HD-66Emily ChenevertRep.2023—R+35.00.542027
HD-67Terry LandryDem.2025—D+56.5−0.302027
HD-68Dixon McMakinRep.2023—R+7.50.452027
HD-69Paul SawyerRep.2026—R+17.90.412027
HD-70Barbara FreibergRep.2019—R+6.20.182027
HD-71Roger WilderRep.2023—R+56.60.662027
HD-72Robby CarterDem.1999—D+9.40.002027
HD-73Kim CoatesRep.2023—R+58.30.412027
HD-74Peter EganRep.2023—R+62.00.632027
HD-75John WybleRep.2023—R+39.40.352027
HD-76Stephanie BeraultRep.2023—R+24.50.342027
HD-78John IllgRep.2019—R+43.50.412027
HD-79Debbie VillioRep.2019—R+34.60.402027
HD-80Polly ThomasRep.2019—R+31.70.392027
HD-81Jeff WileyRep.2023—R+61.10.262027
HD-82Laurie SchlegelRep.—R+25.10.332027
HD-83Kyle GreenDem.2019—D+28.5−0.352027
HD-84Tim KernerRep.2019—R+34.90.282027
HD-85Vincent CoxRep.2023—D+5.90.232027
HD-86Nicky MuscarelloRep.2019—R+48.90.302027
HD-87Rodney LyonsDem.2015—D+47.3−0.352027
HD-88Kathy EdmonstonRep.2019—R+55.30.692027
HD-89Kim CarverRep.2023—R+50.80.342027
HD-90Brian GloriosoRep.2023—R+30.80.302027
HD-91Mandie LandryDem.2019—D+73.1−0.412027
HD-93Alonzo KnoxDem.—D+80.9−0.302027
HD-94Stephanie HilfertyRep.2015—R+9.80.212027
HD-95Shane MackRep.2023—R+67.30.392027
HD-96Marcus BryantDem.2019—D+13.9−0.292027
HD-97Ed MurrayDem.2026—D+82.4−0.592027
HD-98Aimee FreemanDem.—D+55.1−0.482027
HD-99Candace NewellDem.2019—D+89.6−0.652027
HD-100Dana HenryDem.2026—D+72.2−0.302027
HD-101Vanessa LaFleurDem.—D+49.0−0.362027
HD-102Delisha BoydDem.—D+66.7−0.392027
HD-103Mike BayhamRep.2023—R+30.00.272027
HD-104Jay GalléRep.2023—R+39.9—2027
HD-105Jacob BraudRep.2023—R+5.30.142027

Margin: the 2026 winning margin, in points. Seat lean: the seat’s vote against the nation, D − R. Score: roll-call placement, −1 most liberal to 1 most conservative.

Source: Open States members; 2026 results: civicAPIUpdated Nov 7, 2026, 3:01 PM ET

Control since 1972

The larger party’s seat lead after each election. Above the line, Democrats held more seats; below, Republicans.

D +99EvenR +992023

Source: 99chambers chamber history (Klarner state legislative returns, MEDSL, results archive)

Elections for this chamber

The next election, then seats after each general.
2027105 seats upNext electionNovember 2, 2027
2023Rep. 72–32Rep. +3
2019Rep. 68–35

Source: civicAPI unofficial results and race calls; Members: Open States

How it works

Seats
105
Majority
53 seats
Terms
4 years, staggered
Supermajority
70 seats (two-thirds). Overrides a veto.

Source: Louisiana constitution and statutes, as summarized in the 99chambers state rules

Legislation, 2025–2026 session

Bills introduced

1,960

Passed the House

1,673

Became law

1,005

Vetoed

13

Party-line votes: 11% of roll calls.

Source: Open States bills and votesUpdated Nov 6, 2026, 4:51 PM ET