Louisiana Legislature

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105 Representatives
  • 73 Republicans
  • 32 Democrats
39 Senators
  • 28 Republicans
  • 11 Democrats

Bills

Recently Introduced

SR 1

CONGRESS: Memorializes the Congress of the United States to take immediate action to approve funding to end the federal government shutdown and urges the United States Senate to adopt the continuing resolution passed by the United States House of Representatives that would ensure temporary funding and the uninterrupted operation of the federal government.

HR 1

SNAP/FOOD STAMPS: Urges the Congress of the United States to enact legislation authorizing reimbursement to states using non-federal funds to continue SNAP benefits

  • Introduced Oct 29 2025
  • Taken by the Clerk of the House and presented to the Secretary of State in accordance with the Rules of the House. Oct 30 2025
  • Sponsored by Rodney Schamerhorn, Roy Adams, Mike Johnson, and 67 more.

HCR 2

SNAP/FOOD STAMPS: Urges and requests the Secretary of the Louisiana Department of Health to fund SNAP benefits under certain circumstances

HCR 1

REAPPORTIONMENT: Provides relative to redistricting criteria

  • Introduced Oct 24 2025
  • Read by title, under the rules, referred to the Committee on House and Governmental Affairs. Oct 27 2025
  • Sponsored by Edmond Jordan
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Recently Passed

SB 1

ELECTION CODE: Provides for adjustments regarding certain elections held in calendar year 2026. (Item #1) (gov sig) (EN SEE FISC NOTE)

SB 2

ELECTION DAYS: Changes election dates for the spring 2026 statewide election for submission of proposed constitutional amendments. (Item #1) (gov sig) (EN NO IMPACT See Note)

HCR 3

SNAP/FOOD STAMPS: Urges and requests the Secretary of the Louisiana Department of Health to fund SNAP benefits under certain circumstances

  • Introduced Oct 24 2025
  • Taken by the Clerk of the House and presented to the Secretary of State in accordance with the Rules of the House. Oct 30 2025
  • Sponsored by Rodney Schamerhorn, Roy Adams, Julie Emerson, and 88 more.

HB 126

COUNCILS ON AGING: Modifies the funding formula used to determine minimum state funding allocations to parish councils on aging and increases the minimum aggregate total that is to be appropriated annually to the office of elderly affairs for such allocations (EN +$3,524,736 GF EX See Note)

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Available Sessions

Session Bill Count
2025 First Extraordinary Session 12
2025 Regular Session 1695
2024 Third Extraordinary Session 37
2024 Regular Session 2262
2024 Second Extraordinary Session 41
2024 First Extraordinary Session 33
2023 Regular Session 1617
2023 First Extraordinary Session 6
2022 Second Extraordinary Session 7
2022 Regular Session 2300
2022 First Extraordinary Session 57
2021 Regular Session 1665
2020 Second Extraordinary Session 348
2020 First Extraordinary Session 291
2020 Regular Session 1713
2019 Regular Session 1735
2018, 3rd Extraordinary Session 79
2018, 2nd Extraordinary Session 172
2018 Regular Session 2216
2018, 1st Extraordinary Session 71
2017, 2nd Extraordinary Session 36

Sources

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