The Louisiana Legislature has 39 Senate districts and 105 House districts. Both are drawn over the same ground and neither follows a city, county or ZIP boundary, so the only way to know which pair covers an address is to put the address on the map. Senators and representatives both serve four-year terms.
Find your Louisiana Legislature districts →Opens the map with both chambers on. Search your address or ZIP, or tap your location.
What the lookup shows
Select any point and the two cards name the district number for each chamber and the member who holds that seat, with their party, their offices and a link to their own page where the legislature publishes one.
Every other district covering the same point is listed beside them, so one click answers the state question and the county, city and federal ones together.
Two chambers, two maps
An address has one district in each chamber and the two rarely share a boundary: the chambers are apportioned separately, and in several of these states one chamber's districts are built by pairing the other's. The table below lists both in full, so a reader who knows their district number can look up the member without opening the map at all.
Where the names come from
Both rosters are re-read on a schedule from the legislature's own published member lists and land as a reviewed pull request; the map names no officeholder it cannot cite. A seat the source does not name is shown as unnamed rather than filled in.
Who represents each Louisiana Senate district
All 39 seats on the Louisiana Senate, as this site had them on October 20, 2026. The map above reads the same roster, so a card and this table cannot disagree — but a table is a claim about a day, and this one names its day. Where the roster names nobody it says so rather than guessing. Where these names come from.
| District | Senator | Party |
|---|---|---|
| District 1 | Robert "Bob" Owen | Republican |
| District 2 | Edward J. "Ed" Price | Democratic |
| District 3 | Sidney Barthelemy II | Democratic |
| District 4 | Jimmy Harris | Democratic |
| District 5 | Royce Duplessis | Democratic |
| District 6 | Rick Edmonds | Republican |
| District 7 | Gary M. Carter, Jr. | Democratic |
| District 8 | Patrick Connick | Republican |
| District 9 | J. Cameron Henry, Jr. | Republican |
| District 10 | Kirk Talbot | Republican |
| District 11 | Patrick McMath | Republican |
| District 12 | Beth Mizell | Republican |
| District 13 | Valarie Hodges | Republican |
| District 14 | Vacant | |
| District 15 | Regina Ashford Barrow | Democratic |
| District 16 | Franklin J. Foil | Republican |
| District 17 | Caleb Seth Kleinpeter | Republican |
| District 18 | Eddie J. Lambert | Republican |
| District 19 | Gregory A. Miller | Republican |
| District 20 | Michael "Big Mike" Fesi | Republican |
| District 21 | Robert Allain | Republican |
| District 22 | Blake Miguez | Republican |
| District 23 | Brach Jerad Myers | Republican |
| District 24 | Gerald Boudreaux | Democratic |
| District 25 | Mark Abraham | Republican |
| District 26 | Bob Hensgens | Republican |
| District 27 | Jeremy P. Stine | Republican |
| District 28 | Heather Miley Cloud | Republican |
| District 29 | W. Jay Luneau | Democratic |
| District 30 | Mike Reese | Republican |
| District 31 | Alan Seabaugh | Republican |
| District 32 | Glen Womack | Republican |
| District 33 | Stewart Cathey, Jr. | Republican |
| District 34 | Katrina R. Jackson-Andrews | Democratic |
| District 35 | John C. "Jay" Morris III | Republican |
| District 36 | J. Adam Bass | Republican |
| District 37 | William "Bill" Wheat, Jr. | Republican |
| District 38 | Thomas A. Pressly | Republican |
| District 39 | Sam L. Jenkins, Jr. | Democratic |
Who represents each Louisiana House of Representatives district
All 105 seats on the Louisiana House of Representatives, as this site had them on October 20, 2026. The map above reads the same roster, so a card and this table cannot disagree — but a table is a claim about a day, and this one names its day. Where the roster names nobody it says so rather than guessing. Where these names come from.
| District | Representative | Party |
|---|---|---|
| District 1 | Danny McCormick | Republican |
| District 2 | Steven Jackson | Democratic |
| District 3 | Tammy T. Phelps | Democratic |
| District 4 | Joy Walters | Democratic |
| District 5 | Dennis Bamburg, Jr. | Republican |
| District 6 | Michael Melerine | Republican |
| District 7 | Lawrence A. "Larry" Bagley | Republican |
| District 8 | Raymond J. Crews | Republican |
| District 9 | Dodie Horton | Republican |
| District 10 | Wayne McMahen | Republican |
| District 11 | Rashid Armand Young | Democratic |
| District 12 | Christopher Turner | Republican |
| District 13 | Jack G. McFarland | Republican |
| District 14 | Michael Charles Echols | Republican |
| District 15 | Foy Bryan Gadberry | Republican |
| District 16 | Adrian Fisher | Democratic |
| District 17 | Patricia "Pat" Moore | Democratic |
| District 18 | Jeremy S. LaCombe | Republican |
| District 19 | Francis C. Thompson | Republican |
| District 20 | Neil Riser | Republican |
| District 21 | C. Travis Johnson | Democratic |
| District 22 | Michael "Gabe" Firment | Republican |
| District 23 | Shaun Raphael Mena | Democratic |
| District 24 | Rodney Wayne Schamerhorn | Republican |
| District 25 | Jason Brian DeWitt | Republican |
| District 26 | Ed Larvadain, III | Democratic |
| District 27 | Michael T. Johnson | Republican |
| District 28 | Daryl Andrew Deshotel | Republican |
| District 29 | Edmond Jordan | Democratic |
| District 30 | Charles Anthony Owen | Republican |
| District 31 | Troy Jude Hebert | Republican |
| District 32 | R. Dewith Carrier | Republican |
| District 33 | Les Farnum | Republican |
| District 34 | Wilford Dan Carter, Sr. | Democratic |
| District 35 | Brett F. Geymann | Republican |
| District 36 | Phillip Eric Tarver | Republican |
| District 37 | Reese "Skip" Broussard | Republican |
| District 38 | Rhonda Gaye Butler | Republican |
| District 39 | Doyle Boudreaux | Republican |
| District 40 | Dustin Miller | Democratic |
| District 41 | Phillip R. DeVillier | Republican |
| District 42 | Chance Keith Henry | Republican |
| District 43 | Josh Carlson | Republican |
| District 44 | Tehmi Jahi Chassion | Democratic |
| District 45 | Annie Spell | Republican |
| District 46 | Chad Michael Boyer | Republican |
| District 47 | Ryan Bourriaque | Republican |
| District 48 | Gerald "Beau" Beaullieu, IV | Republican |
| District 49 | Jacob Jules Landry | Republican |
| District 50 | Vincent "Vinney" J. St. Blanc, III | Republican |
| District 51 | Beryl A. Amedée | Republican |
| District 52 | Jerome Zeringue | Republican |
| District 53 | Jessica Domangue | Republican |
| District 54 | Joseph A. Orgeron | Republican |
| District 55 | Bryan Fontenot | Republican |
| District 56 | Beth Anne Billings | Republican |
| District 57 | Sylvia Elaine Taylor | Democratic |
| District 58 | Kendricks "Ken" Brass | Democratic |
| District 59 | Tony Bacala | Republican |
| District 60 | Chasity Martinez | Democratic |
| District 61 | C. Denise Marcelle | Democratic |
| District 62 | Roy Daryl Adams | Democratic |
| District 63 | Barbara W. Carpenter | Democratic |
| District 64 | Kellee Hennessy Dickerson | Republican |
| District 65 | Lauren Ventrella | Republican |
| District 66 | Emily Chenevert | Republican |
| District 67 | Terry Landry, Jr. | Democratic |
| District 68 | Dixon Wallace McMakin | Republican |
| District 69 | Paul Sawyer | Republican |
| District 70 | Barbara Reich Freiberg | Republican |
| District 71 | Roger William Wilder, III | Republican |
| District 72 | Robby Carter | Democratic |
| District 73 | Kimberly Landry Coates | Republican |
| District 74 | Peter F. Egan, Sr. | Republican |
| District 75 | John E. Wyble | Republican |
| District 76 | Stephanie H. Berault | Republican |
| District 77 | Vacant | |
| District 78 | John R. Illg, Jr. | Republican |
| District 79 | Debbie Villio | Republican |
| District 80 | Polly Thomas | Republican |
| District 81 | Jeffrey "Jeff" Wiley | Republican |
| District 82 | Laurie Schlegel | Republican |
| District 83 | Kyle M. Green, Jr. | Democratic |
| District 84 | Timothy P. Kerner | Republican |
| District 85 | Vincent E. Cox, III | Republican |
| District 86 | Nicholas Muscarello, Jr. | Republican |
| District 87 | Rodney Lyons | Democratic |
| District 88 | Kathy Edmonston | Republican |
| District 89 | Kim Carver | Republican |
| District 90 | Brian Leonard Glorioso | Republican |
| District 91 | Mandie Landry | Democratic |
| District 92 | Vacant | |
| District 93 | Alonzo L. Knox | Democratic |
| District 94 | Stephanie Hilferty | Republican |
| District 95 | Shane Mack | Republican |
| District 96 | Marcus Anthony Bryant | Democratic |
| District 97 | Ed Murray | Democratic |
| District 98 | Aimee Adatto Freeman | Democratic |
| District 99 | Candace N. Newell | Democratic |
| District 100 | Dana Henry | Democratic |
| District 101 | Vanessa Caston LaFleur | Democratic |
| District 102 | Delisha Boyd | Democratic |
| District 103 | Michael Robert "Mike" Bayham, Jr. | Republican |
| District 104 | Jack "Jay" William Gallé, Jr. | Republican |
| District 105 | Jacob Braud | Republican |