Terry Landry Jr. for Louisiana
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•State Representative Elect for District 67
•Committed to the Future of Louisiana
LOUISIANA, your vote matters. Your voice counts.
Representative Terry Landry Jr. is encouraging every eligible voter to stay engaged, show up, and bring others with you. There are important items on the ballot, including five amendments and a U.S. Senate race.
Do not let confusion keep you from participating. Grab five friends, five neighbors, or five relatives and make an impact in your community.
Let’s show up strong.
Questions or feedback? We want to hear from you.
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Office: 225-256-0850
Email: [email protected]
700 N. 10th Street, Suite 420
Baton Rouge, LA
The Fight for Fair Maps Continues…
Louisiana deserves a congressional map that reflects its people.
Representative Terry Landry Jr. is standing with the citizens of District 67 and communities across the state who showed up, spoke out, and demanded fairness in the redistricting process.
While yesterday was difficult, the fight is not over.
Next week, this bill is expected to be heard in House and Governmental Affairs. We are encouraging citizens to continue showing up, testifying, and making their voices heard.
Democracy works best when the people are present.
Questions or feedback? We want to hear from you.
Contact Our Office
Office: 225-256-0850
Email: [email protected]
700 N. 10th Street, Suite 420
Baton Rouge, LA
Your weekly update from State Representative Terry Landry Jr.
This week, three bills moved forward through committee, including legislation focused on early childhood education, driver’s license reinstatement, and downtown development district board restructuring.
Each step in the legislative process matters, and Rep. Landry remains committed to keeping District 67 informed on the work happening at the Capitol.
Questions or feedback? We want to hear from you.
Contact Our Office
Office: 225-256-0850
Email: [email protected]
700 N. 10th Street, Suite 420
Baton Rouge, LA
To track legislation, visit legis.la.gov
05/13/2026
Last night, the people spoke.
From 2:30 p.m. Tuesday until nearly 4:45 a.m. Wednesday morning, hundreds of citizens stood, waited, testified, and demanded fairness in our democracy. Working people. Students. Elders. Faith leaders. Parents. Community advocates. People who knew they might never get called to speak until the middle of the night, but stayed anyway because they understood what was at stake.
And despite overwhelming public support for a congressional map that fairly reflects the people of Louisiana, the Senate & Governmental Affairs Committee voted along straight party lines for a map with 5 Republican districts and only 1 Democratic district.
Let’s be clear: this was never just about lines on a map. This is about whether the voices of Black voters and communities across Louisiana will be fairly represented or intentionally diluted. It is about whether democracy belongs to all of us, or only to those already in power.
I am deeply disappointed in the outcome of tonight’s vote. But I am equally inspired by the people. Because while some may have had the votes in committee, the people had the courage. They showed what democracy is supposed to look like: ordinary citizens sacrificing sleep, time, and comfort to fight for something bigger than themselves.
History has never favored those who stayed silent in the face of injustice. And every major step toward equality in this country was met first with resistance.
So no, we did not win this battle tonight. But this fight is far from over.
To every person who testified, waited, marched, prayed, organized, and refused to leave: thank you. Louisiana saw you. And future generations will remember that when democracy was tested, you showed up and stood firm until the very end.
We keep fighting.
Representative Terry Landry Jr.
Louisiana State Representative, District 67
• We’re here. Keep Showing Up • Keep Speaking Up!
04/29/2026
Representation matters.
Today’s Supreme Court ruling in Louisiana v. Callais carries serious implications for voting rights and fair representation across our state.
Every community deserves a fair opportunity to have its voice heard and its vote count.
As your State Representative for District 67, I remain committed to protecting equitable representation and advocating for a system that reflects all people.
The work continues.
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Office: (225) 256-0850
Email: [email protected]
700 N. 10th Street, Suite 420
Baton Rouge, LA
04/23/2026
We are praying for the victims and everyone impacted.
Baton Rouge, let’s stay safe and look out for one another.
BREAKING: Police are responding to reports of a shooting at the Mall of Louisiana. There are believed to be four to five victims near the food court.
Capitol Weekly Recap with Representative Terry Landry Jr.
To stay informed and track legislation, visit legis.la.gov
Questions or Feedback? We want to hear from you.
Contact Us
• Office: (225) 256-0850
• Email: [email protected]
• 700 N. 10th Street, Suite 420
Baton Rouge, LA
04/05/2026
Wishing you and your family a Happy Easter.
May this season bring renewed hope, fresh beginnings, and time well spent with the ones you love.
This week, Representative Terry Landry Jr. saw two key bills move forward in the legislative process.
Legislative Updates:
• House Bill 213 – Reported out of committee with amendments and now pending House floor action
• House Bill 722 – Scheduled for House floor debate and final passage on March 31, 2026, focusing on automatic driver’s license reinstatement
In the News:
Representative Landry is also working on legislation aimed at expanding voting rights across Louisiana.
To stay informed and track legislation, visit legis.la.gov
Questions or Feedback? We want to hear from you.
Contact Us
• Office: (225) 256-0850
• Email: [email protected]
• 700 N. 10th Street, Suite 420
Baton Rouge, LA
03/24/2026
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