2026 election · U.S. House
2026 Louisiana House race — Julia Letlow's seat
Incumbent: Julia Letlow (Republican) — see their approval score, record, and voting history on their page.
Declared candidates
Source: FEC candidate filingsStated positions (11) ▾
- Abortion: Describes herself as a devout Christian who is strongly pro-life and opposes abortion; endorsed by National Right to Life. [1][2]
- Crime & Judiciary: Has criticized what she calls sympathetic judges releasing violent criminals, indicating support for tougher criminal justice enforcement. [1]
- Crime and Judiciary: Criticizes sympathetic judges for releasing violent criminals, indicating support for tougher criminal justice policies. [1]
- Election Integrity: Supported objecting to certification of the 2020 presidential election results and backed censuring a senator who voted to convict Trump in his impeachment trial. [1]
- Energy Policy: Supports asserting American energy dominance and backing Louisiana's energy workers and industries. [1]
- Immigration & Border Security: Supports finishing the border wall, ending catch-and-release, deporting criminal illegal aliens, defunding sanctuary cities, and backing Louisiana's migrant detention efforts. [1][2][3]
- Immigration and Border Security: Supports completing the border wall, ending catch-and-release, deporting criminal illegal aliens, defunding sanctuary cities, and backs Louisiana's migrant detention efforts; opposed the NO BAN Act. [1][2][3]
- Taxation & Economy: Supports lowering taxes and reducing regulations, backed the 2025 tax relief package ('Big Beautiful Bill'), and has voted to roll back Biden-era business regulations. [1]
- Taxation and Economy: Supports lowering taxes and reducing regulations to grow the economy, and backed the 'Big Beautiful Bill' providing tax relief for middle-class families and small businesses. [1][2]
- Women's Sports / Gender Policy: Holds that only biological females should compete in women's sports. [1]
- Women's Sports and Title IX: States that only biological females should compete in women's sports. [1]
Public polling
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