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North Louisiana Legislators Louisiana Senate Jay Luneau D29 Alexandria [email protected] 318-484-2288/ 844-312-2929 Gerald Long D31 Winnfield [email protected] 318-628-5799/ 800-265-2437 Neil Riser R32 Columbia [email protected] 318-649-0977 Mike Walsworth R33 West Monroe [email protected] 318-340-6453 Francis Thompson D34 Delhi [email protected] 318-878-9408 Jim Fannin R35 Jonesboro [email protected] 318-259-6620/ 800-259-8694 Ryan Gatti R36 Bossier [email protected] 318-746-0861/ 844-824-6937 Barrow Peacock R37 Shreveport, Bossier [email protected] 318-741-7180 John Milkovich D38 Shreveport [email protected] 318-676-7877 Gregory Tarver D39 Shreveport [email protected] 318-227-1499 Louisiana House James Morris R1 Oil City [email protected] 318-995-6852 Sam Jenkins D2 Shreveport [email protected] 318-632-5970 Barbara Norton D3 Shreveport [email protected] 318-632-5887 Cedric Glover D4 Shreveport [email protected] 318-221-7775 Alan Seabaugh R5 Shreveport [email protected] 318-676-7990 Thomas Carmody R6 Shreveport [email protected] 318-862-9956 Larry Bagley R7 Stonewall [email protected] 318-925-9588 Dodie Horton R9 Bossier Parish, Haughton [email protected] 318-949-2463 Gene Reynolds D10 Minden [email protected] 318-371-3092 Patrick Jefferson D11 Homer [email protected] 318-927-2519 Rob Shadoin R12 Ruston [email protected] 318-251-5039 Jack McFarland R13 Jonesboro [email protected] 318-259-4275 John Jay Morris R14 Monroe [email protected] 318-362-4270 Franklin Hoffman R15 West Monroe [email protected] 318-362-4130 Katrina Jackson D16 Monroe [email protected] 318-362-5123 Marcus Hunter D17 Monroe, West Monroe [email protected] 318-362-3440 Major Thibaut, Jr. D18 New Roads [email protected] 225-638-3811 Charles “Bubba” Chaney R19 Rayville [email protected] 318-728-5875 Steve Pylant R20 Winnsboro [email protected] 318-435-7313 Andy Anders D21 Vidalia [email protected] 318-336-5865 Terry Brown I22 Colfax [email protected] 318-627-5153/ 855-261-6566 Kenny Cox D23 Natchitoches [email protected] 855-844-8583 Frank Howard R24 Many [email protected] 318-256-4135 .

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