2025 Louisiana Legislative Scorecard

The following scorecard lists several key votes in the Louisiana State Legislature in 2025 and ranks state representatives and senators based on their fidelity to (U.S.) constitutional and limited-government principles.

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Senate Votes
House Votes

House Votes

1. Motion-picture Tax Credit

Simplifies the program by replacing multiple fixed credit tiers with a single discretionary tax credit of up to 40%, to be awarded according to new LED program rules approved by legislative committees.
Read More Constitutional Vote: No Cost per household: -$68.00/year
SB232 Roll Call 1579942 Passed 94 to 6 on May 28, 2025 See Fifth Amendment, Ninth Amendment, and 14th Amendment Section 1

2. Restricting Speed-camera Enforcement

Limits the use of automated speed cameras, red-light cameras, and mobile speed cameras to school zones only, and requires clear signage and roadway markings to warn drivers.
Read More Constitutional Vote: Yes
SB99 Roll Call 1580267 Passed 73 to 22 on May 28, 2025 See Fourth Amendment, Fifth Amendment, and 14th Amendment Section 1

3. Weather-modification Ban

Bans the intentional release of substances into the atmosphere to modify weather, temperature, climate, or sunlight, with exceptions for firefighting, agriculture, and forestry activities below 1,000 feet.
Read More Constitutional Vote: Yes
SB46 Roll Call 1581195 Passed 58 to 33 on May 29, 2025 See Fifth Amendment and 14th Amendment Section 1

4. Ivermectin

Allows pharmacists to dispense ivermectin to adults under a standing order from a licensed healthcare professional authorized by the Department of Health.
Read More Constitutional Vote: Yes
SB19 Roll Call 1584083 Passed 67 to 26 on Jun 3, 2025 See Fifth Amendment, Ninth Amendment, and 14th Amendment Section 1

5. Frog Gigging and Firearm Freedom

Removes the current ban on carrying or possessing a firearm while gigging and gigging frogs at night.
Read More Constitutional Vote: Yes
SB106 Roll Call 1583899 Passed 93 to 0 on Jun 3, 2025 See Second Amendment and Ninth Amendment

6. State Sovereignty

Strengthens the attorney general's authority to defend Louisiana's sovereignty under the 10th Amendment.
Read More Constitutional Vote: Yes
HB64 Roll Call 1586498 Passed 77 to 22 on Jun 9, 2025 See 10th Amendment, Article VI, and Article I Section 8

How did they vote?

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Legend: Constitutional Unconstitutional Did not vote
Name Party Score 1 2 3 4 5 6
Roy Daryl Adams D 50%
Beryl Adams Amedee R 100%
Tony Bacala R 83%
Lawrence A. Bagley R 80%
Dennis Bamburg R 83%
Michael Bayham R 75%
Beau Beaullieu R 80%
Stephanie Hunter Berault R 83%
Beth Billings R 60%
Ryan Bourriaque R 83%
Delisha Boyd D 33%
Chad Michael Boyer R 83%
Ken Brass D 33%
Jacob Braud R 80%
Chad Brown D 83%
Marcus Bryant D 50%
Rhonda Butler R 83%
Joshua Carlson R 83%
Barbara West Carpenter D 33%
Dewith Carrier R 67%
Robert Carter D 67%
Wilford Dan Carter D 0%
Christopher Kim Carver R 83%
Vanessa Caston Lafleur D 33%
Tehmi Chassion D 40%
Emily Chenevert R 83%
Kimberly Landry Coates R 83%
Vincent E. Cox R 40%
Raymond Crews R 100%
Paula Davis R 50%
Daryl Deshotel R 60%
Phillip R. DeVillier R 80%
Jason DeWitt R 83%
Kellee Dickerson R 67%
Jessica Domangue R 83%
Michael Echols R 80%
Kathy Edmonston R 83%
Peter Egan R 83%
Julie Emerson R 83%
Les Farnum R 83%
Gabe Firment R 83%
Adrian Fisher D 60%
Bryan Fontenot R 67%
Aimee Adatto Freeman D 20%
Barbara Reich Freiberg R 33%
Foy Gadberry R 83%
Jack Williams Galle R 83%
Brett F. Geymann R 75%
Brian Glorioso R 80%
Troy Hebert R 67%
Chance Henry R 83%
Stephanie Hilferty R 67%
Dodie Horton R 83%
Jason Wynn Hughes D 20%
John Illg R 83%
Steven Jackson D 75%
Cazerrick Travis Johnson D 33%
Mike T. Johnson R 83%
Edmond Jordan D 17%
Timothy P. Kerner R 83%
Alonzo Knox D 20%
Jeremy S. LaCombe R 50%
Jacob Landry R 83%
Mandie Landry D 17%
Terry Landry D 33%
Ed Larvadain D 17%
Rodney Lyons D 17%
Shane Mack R 83%
C. Denise Marcelle D 17%
Danny McCormick R 100%
Jack G. McFarland R 83%
Wayne McMahen R 83%
Dixon McMakin R 67%
Michael Melerine R 80%
Shaun Mena D 25%
Dustin Miller D 50%
Pat Moore D 17%
Nicholas Muscarello R 83%
Candace N. Newell D 17%
Joseph Orgeron R 75%
Charles Owen R 100%
Tammy Phelps D 0%
Neil Riser R 83%
Troy D. Romero R 83%
Rodney Schamerhorn R 100%
Laurie Schlegel R 83%
Annie Spell R 83%
Vincent J. St. Blanc R 67%
Joseph A. Stagni R 50%
Phillip Tarver R 67%
Sylvia Taylor D 33%
Polly Thomas R 67%
Francis C. Thompson R 100%
Christopher Turner R 83%
Lauren Ventrella R 100%
Debbie Villio R 83%
Daryl Joy Walters D 0%
Roger Wilder R 100%
Jeffrey Wiley R 60%
Matthew Willard D 0%
Mark Wright R 80%
John Wyble R 83%
Rashid Young D 25%
Jerome Zeringue R 80%

Average Freedom Score by Party

PartyScore
Democrat30.2%
Republican78.6%
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