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Index to Miscellaneous Actions in Legislative Journals Index to Miscellaneous Actions in Legislative Journals Organizational Session 2020 Prepared by the staff of the David R. Poynter Legislative Research Library LOUISIANA HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Note: Page numbers at the end of each item refer to the daily House (H) or Senate (S) journal page number(s) on the date that the action occurred. APPOINTMENTS - HOUSE DATE JOUR. PAGE Sergeant at Arms of the House Clarence R. Russ Jan. 13 H 3 ELECTIONS - HOUSE Appropriations Committee District 1 Representative "Big" John Illg, Jr, Jan. 13 H 3 District 2 Representative Gary Carter Jan. 13 H 3 District 3 Representative Blake Miguez Jan. 13 H 3 District 4 Representative Raymond Crews Jan. 13 H 3 District 5 Representative Francis Thompson Jan. 13 H 3 District 6 Representative "Rick" Edmonds Jan. 13 H 3 District 7 Representative R. Dewith Carrier Jan. 13 H 3 District 8 Representative Dustin Miller Jan. 13 H 3 ELECTIONS/OATHS - HOUSE Clerk of the House Michelle Fontenot Jan. 13 H 2 Speaker of the House Representative Clay Schexnayder Jan. 13 H 3 Speaker Pro Tempore of the House Representative Tanner Magee Jan. 13 H 3 ELECTIONS/OATHS - SENATE President of the Senate Senator Patrick Page Cortez Jan. 13 S 2 President Pro Tempore of the Senate Senator Beth Mizell Jan. 13 S 2, 3 Secretary of the Senate Yolanda Dixon Jan. 13 S 3 Sergeant at Arms of the Senate John Keller Jan. 13 S 3 OATHS OF OFFICE- HOUSE 1st Representative District Danny McCormick Jan. 13 H 2 2nd Representative District Samuel L. "Sam" Jenkins, Jr. Jan. 13 H 2 3rd Representative District Tammy Phelps Jan. 13 H 2 4th Representative District Cedric B. Glover Jan. 13 H 2 5th Representative District Alan Seabaugh Jan. 13 H 2 6th Representative District Thomas Pressly Jan. 13 H 2 7th Representative District Lawrence A. "Larry" Bagley Jan. 13 H 2 8th Representative District Raymond J. Crews Jan. 13 H 2 9th Representative District "Dodie" Horton Jan. 13 H 2 10th Representative District Wayne McMahen Jan. 13 H 2 11th Representative District Patrick O. Jefferson Jan. 13 H 2 12th Representative District Christopher "Chris" Turner Jan. 13 H 2 13th Representative District Jack G. McFarland Jan. 13 H 2 14th Representative District Michael Echols Jan. 13 H 2 15th Representative District Foy Gadberry Jan. 13 H 2 16th Representative District Frederick D. Jones Jan. 13 H 2 17th Representative District Patricia "Pat" Moore Jan. 13 H 2 18th Representative District Jeremy S. LaCombe Jan. 13 H 2 19th Representative District Francis Thompson Jan. 13 H 2 19 OATHS OF OFFICE- HOUSE (continued) DATE JOUR. PAGE 20th Representative District Neil Riser Jan. 13 H 2 21st Representative District C. Travis Johnson Jan. 13 H 2 22nd Representative District "Gabe" Firment Jan. 13 H 2 23rd Representative District Kenny R. Cox Jan. 13 H 2 24th Representative District Rodney Schamerhorn Jan. 13 H 2 25th Representative District Lance Harris Jan. 13 H 2 26th Representative District "Ed" Larvadain III Jan. 13 H 2 27th Representative District "Mike" Johnson Jan. 13 H 2 28th Representative District Daryl Deshotel Jan. 13 H 2 29th Representative District Edmond Jordan Jan. 13 H 2 30th Representative District Charles "Chuck" Owen Jan. 13 H 2 31st Representative District Jonathan Goudeau Jan. 13 H 2 32nd Representative District R. Dewith Carrier Jan. 13 H 2 33rd Representative District "Les" Farnum Jan. 13 H 2 34th Representative District Wilford Carter, Sr. Jan. 13 H 2 35th Representative District Stephen Dwight Jan. 13 H 2 36th Representative District Phillip Tarver Jan. 13 H 2 37th Representative District Troy D. Romero Jan. 13 H 2 38th Representative District Rhonda Butler Jan. 13 H 2 39th Representative District Julie Emerson Jan. 13 H 2 40th Representative District Dustin Miller Jan. 13 H 2 41st Representative District Phillip R. DeVillier Jan. 13 H 2 42nd Representative District John Stefanski Jan. 13 H 2 43rd Representative District Stuart Bishop Jan. 13 H 2 44th Representative District Vincent J. Pierre Jan. 13 H 2 45th Representative District Jean-Paul Coussan Jan. 13 H 2 46th Representative District "Mike Pete" Huval Jan. 13 H 2 47th Representative District Ryan Bourriaque Jan. 13 H 2 48th Representative District "Beau" Beaullieu Jan. 13 H 2 49th Representative District Blake Miguez Jan. 13 H 2 50th Representative District Vincent J. St. Blanc, III Jan. 13 H 2 51st Representative District Beryl Amedee Jan. 13 H 2 52nd Representative District Jerome "Zee" Zeringue Jan. 13 H 2 53rd Representative District Tanner Magee Jan. 13 H 2 54th Representative District Reggie P. Bagala Jan. 13 H 2 55th Representative District Bryan Fontenot Jan. 13 H 2 56th Representative District Gregory Miller Jan. 13 H 2 57th Representative District Randal L. Gaines Jan. 13 H 2 58th Representative District "Ken" Brass Jan. 13 H 2 59th Representative District "Tony" Bacala Jan. 13 H 2 60th Representative District Chad Brown Jan. 13 H 2 61st Representative District C. Denise Marcelle Jan. 13 H 2 62nd Representative District Roy Daryl Adams Jan. 13 H 2 63rd Representative District Barbara West Carpenter Jan. 13 H 2 64th Representative District Valarie Hope Hodges Jan. 13 H 2 65th Representative District Barry Ivey Jan. 13 H 2 66th Representative District "Rick" Edmonds Jan. 13 H 2 67th Representative District Larry Selders Jan. 13 H 2 68th Representative District Scott McKnight Jan. 13 H 2 69th Representative District Paula Davis Jan. 13 H 2 70th Representative District Barbara Reich Freiberg Jan. 13 H 2 71st Representative District "Buddy" Mincey, Jr. Jan. 13 H 2 72nd Representative District "Robby" Carter Jan. 13 H 2 73rd Representative District William "Bill" Wheat, Jr. Jan. 13 H 2 74th Representative District "Larry" Frieman Jan. 13 H 2 75th Representative District Malinda Brumfield White Jan. 13 H 2 76th Representative District Robert "Bob" Owen Jan. 13 H 2 20 OATHS OF OFFICE- HOUSE (continued) DATE JOUR. PAGE 77th Representative District Mark Wright Jan. 13 H 2 78th Representative District John "Big John" Illg, Jr. Jan. 13 H 2 79th Representative District "Debbie" Villio Jan. 13 H 2 80th Representative District Polly Thomas Jan. 13 H 2 81st Representative District Clay Schexnayder Jan. 13 H 2 82nd Representative District Charles A. Henry Jan. 13 H 2 83rd Representative District Kyle M. Green, Jr. Jan. 13 H 2 84th Representative District Timothy P. Kerner Jan. 13 H 2 85th Representative District Joseph A. Marino, III Jan. 13 H 2 86th Representative District Nicholas Muscarello, Jr. Jan. 13 H 2 87th Representative District Rodney Lyons, Sr. Jan. 13 H 2 88th Representative District Kathy Edmonston Jan. 13 H 2 89th Representative District Richard Nelson Jan. 13 H 2 90th Representative District Mary DuBuisson Jan. 13 H 2 91st Representative District Mandie Landry Jan. 13 H 2 92nd Representative District "Joe" Stagni Jan. 13 H 2 93rd Representative District Royce Duplessis Jan. 13 H 2 94th Representative District Stephanie Hilferty Jan. 13 H 2 95th Representative District Sherman Mack Jan. 13 H 2 96th Representative District Marcus Bryant Jan. 13 H 2 97th Representative District Matthew Willard Jan. 13 H 2 98th Representative District Aimee Adatto Freeman Jan. 13 H 2 99th Representative District Candace N. Newell Jan. 13 H 2 100th Representative District Jason Hughes Jan. 13 H 2 101st Representative District Edward "Ted" James, III Jan. 13 H 2 102nd Representative District Gary Carter, Jr. Jan. 13 H 2 103rd Representative District "Ray" Garofalo, Jr. Jan. 13 H 2 104th Representative District Paul Hollis Jan. 13 H 2 105th Representative District Mack Cormier Jan. 13 H 2 OATHS OF OFFICE - SENATE 1st Senatorial District Sharon W. Hewitt Jan. 13 S 2 2nd Senatorial District Edward "Ed' Price Jan. 13 S 2 3rd Senatorial District Joseph "Joe" Bouie Jan. 13 S 2 4th Senatorial District "Jimmy" Harris Jan. 13 S 2 5th Senatorial District Karen Carter Peterson Jan. 13 S 2 6th Senatorial District Mack "Bodi" White Jan. 13 S 2 7th Senatorial District Troy A. Carter Jan. 13 S 2 8th Senatorial District Patrick Connick Jan. 13 S 2 9th Senatorial District J. Cameron Henry, Jr Jan. 13 S 2 10th Senatorial District "Kirk" Talbot Jan. 13 S 2 11th Senatorial District Patrick McMath Jan. 13 S 2 12th Senatorial District "Beth" Mizell Jan. 13 S 2 13th Senatorial District J. Rogers Pope Jan. 13 S 2 14th Senatorial District Cleo Fields Jan. 13 S 2 15th Senatorial District Regina A. Barrow Jan. 13 S 2 16th Senatorial District Franklin Foil Jan. 13 S 2 17th Senatorial District Richard "Rick" Ward Jan. 13 S 2 18th Senatorial District Eddie J. Lambert Jan. 13 S 2 19th Senatorial District Gary L. Smith, Jr. Jan. 13 S 2 20th Senatorial District Michael "Big Mike" Fesi Jan. 13 S 2 21st Senatorial District R. L. "Bret" Allain, II Jan. 13 S 2 22nd Senatorial District Fred "T-Fred" Mills Jan. 13 S 2 23rd Senatorial District Page Cortez Jan. 13 S 2 24th Senatorial District Gerald Boudreaux Jan. 13 S 2 25th Senatorial District Mark Abraham Jan. 13 S 2 26th Senatorial District "Bob" Hensgens Jan. 13 S 2 21 OATHS OF OFFICE- SENATE (continued) DATE JOUR. PAGE 27th Senatorial District "Ronnie" Johns Jan. 13 S 2 28th Senatorial District Heather Cloud Jan. 13 S 2 29th Senatorial District Jay Luneau Jan. 13 S 2 30th Senatorial District "Mike" Reese Jan. 13 S 2 31st Senatorial District "Louie" Bernard Jan. 13 S 2 32nd Senatorial District Glen D. Womack Jan. 13 S 2 33rd Senatorial District Stewart Cathey, Jr. Jan. 13 S 2 34th Senatorial District Katrina R.
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