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Louisiana elects a U.S. senator and all 6 of its House seats on Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Below: the candidates, the money from AIPAC PAC and its super PAC, what the Senate candidates have said on the record, and who to call.

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Senate race · November 3, 2026

Louisiana Senate race

Open seat: Bill Cassidy holds it and is not on the ballot. Candidates: the Democratic and Republican nominees, incumbent first.

Jamie Davis

Democratic 7% on Kalshi

Campaign website · On the ballot as "Jamie" Davis

On the record

  • Israel

    No public statement found as of October 18, 2026.

  • ICE

    No public statement found as of October 18, 2026.

  • The Trump administrationSaid

    In a Louisiana Illuminator interview published 2026-09-28 on federal disaster recovery, Davis criticized President Trump for what he described as a partisan approach to disaster aid.

    "To make people have to go along with what he wants them to go along with to be able to receive benefits when disaster strikes, that sounds crazy"

    Louisiana congressional candidates weigh in on federal disaster recovery, Louisiana Illuminator, September 28, 2026

  • Where they want the country to goSaid

    In an April 2026 interview, Davis said making changes would take a fight with President Trump; the same article reports that his platform would reverse Trump's tax policies.

    "It’s going to be a fight to make changes with Trump."

    ‘I’m a country boy’: Farmer Jamie Davis goes grassroots to mount US Senate challenge, Louisiana Illuminator, April 30, 2026

  • Trade and tariffsSaid

    In an Illuminator interview published 2026-10-12, Davis said Congress should end the tariffs President Trump has imposed, describing them as a tax.

    "It’s basically just a tax. We all have to pay it"

    Louisiana’s congressional candidates float ideas for affordable gas, groceries, Louisiana Illuminator, October 12, 2026

  • TaxesSaid

    His campaign issues page calls for rolling back parts of the 2025 federal tax law.

    "Roll back portions of the 2025 tax law that added as much as $4 trillion to the debt to cut taxes for the billionaires."

    On The Issues | Jamie Davis for U.S. Senate, Candidate's campaign site, undated page, read October 18, 2026

  • Health careSaid

    His campaign issues page calls for restoring health coverage cut under the 2025 budget law, citing rural hospitals at risk of closing.

    "Restore the coverage that's been cut before more rural hospitals close across the state."

    On The Issues | Jamie Davis for U.S. Senate, Candidate's campaign site, undated page, read October 18, 2026

  • The economySaid

    His campaign issues page calls for raising the federal minimum wage.

    "Raise the federal minimum wage — Louisiana's is still $7.25, the federal floor since 2009."

    On The Issues | Jamie Davis for U.S. Senate, Candidate's campaign site, undated page, read October 18, 2026

  • GunsSaid

    His campaign issues page says he supports Second Amendment rights and background checks.

    "Jamie is a proud gun owner who'll protect the 2A rights of law-abiding Louisianans, and he backs common-sense gun safety like background checks to keep guns out of the wrong hands."

    On The Issues | Jamie Davis for U.S. Senate, Candidate's campaign site, undated page, read October 18, 2026

  • Foreign policySaid

    His campaign issues page says Congress, not the president alone, should decide on war, and that foreign policy should be cautious because conflict raises costs at home.

    "Congress is supposed to have the say over war and the budget, and Congress writes the laws while the administration carries them out."

    On The Issues | Jamie Davis for U.S. Senate, Candidate's campaign site, undated page, read October 18, 2026

Money this cycle

AIPAC PAC, given directly$0
AIPAC PAC, earmarked by donors$0
United Democracy Project, supporting$0
United Democracy Project, opposing$0

Since AIPAC PAC began giving (December 2021): $0 direct, $0 earmarked; United Democracy Project $0 supporting, $0 opposing.

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(202) 224-5824 Sen. Bill Cassidy

(202) 224-4623 Sen. John Kennedy

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Julia Letlow

Republican 94% on Kalshi

U.S. Representative for Louisiana's 5th district · Campaign website

On the record

  • IsraelSaid

    In a 2022-02-18 statement announcing a congressional delegation trip to Israel, Letlow called Israel a critical U.S. ally bound to the United States by shared values.

    "As the only democracy in the Middle East, Israel is one of our nation’s most critical allies"

    Letlow Will Travel to Israel with Congressional Delegation, Office of U.S. Rep. Julia Letlow, February 18, 2022

  • ICEVoted

    On 2025-01-22 Letlow voted Yea on House roll call 23, final passage of S. 5, the Laken Riley Act, which requires federal immigration authorities to detain non-citizens without legal status who are charged with or arrested for theft and certain other crimes; it passed 263-156.

    Roll call: Roll Call 23 | Bill Number: S. 5, Office of the Clerk, U.S. House of Representatives, January 22, 2025

  • The Trump administrationSaid

    In a statement on President Trump's 2026-02-24 State of the Union address, Letlow praised his record and said she would keep working with him.

    "President Trump is leading America’s comeback, and under his leadership our nation is stronger, safer, and more prosperous."

    Letlow Praises President Trump’s State of the Union Address, Office of U.S. Rep. Julia Letlow, February 24, 2026

  • Where they want the country to goSaid

    Explaining in May 2026 why she ran after President Trump asked her to, Letlow said Louisiana should have a senator who works with Trump.

    "I believe in what he’s fighting for and I believe Louisiana deserves a senator who will work with him and not against him"

    Julia Letlow touts MAGA clout as opponents attack her DEI past, Louisiana Illuminator, May 8, 2026

  • TaxesVoted

    On 2025-07-03 Letlow voted Aye on House roll call 190, the motion to concur in the Senate amendment to H.R. 1, the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (tax and spending reconciliation bill), which passed 218-214.

    Roll call: Roll Call 190 | Bill Number: H. R. 1, Office of the Clerk, U.S. House of Representatives, July 3, 2025

  • Foreign policySaid

    In a 2026-02-28 statement on U.S. military action in Iran, Letlow supported President Trump's strikes.

    "President Trump’s decisive strikes send a message that America will not tolerate Iran’s threats to our national security."

    Letlow Statement on Iran Strikes, Office of U.S. Rep. Julia Letlow, February 28, 2026

  • Money in politicsSaid

    Her campaign policy plan lists banning members of Congress from trading individual stocks as a Senate priority.

    "Ban Members of Congress from trading individual stocks"

    JULIA'S PLAN | Julia Letlow, Candidate's campaign site, undated page, read October 18, 2026

Money this cycle

AIPAC PAC, given directly$0
AIPAC PAC, earmarked by donors$3,050
United Democracy Project, supporting$0
United Democracy Project, opposing$0

Since AIPAC PAC began giving (December 2021): $20,000 direct, $57,868 earmarked; United Democracy Project $0 supporting, $0 opposing.

Call your senators about this race

(202) 224-5824 Sen. Bill Cassidy

(202) 224-4623 Sen. John Kennedy

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Who is on the ballot: Louisiana SoS election results data, Nov 3 2026 races and candidates (U. S. Senator: Davis DEM, Letlow REP); Louisiana SoS official results, Jun 27 2026 closed party primary runoffs (U. S. Senator, Dem and Rep).

U.S. House · November 3, 2026

Louisiana's House races

6 districts. Every candidate on the certified ballot, and what AIPAC PAC and United Democracy Project gave or spent for each this cycle. District lines are new for 2026: The U.S. Supreme Court struck down the 2024 map as a racial gerrymander, so the legislature drew new lines in 2026 and the House races moved to a November 3 open primary with a December 12 runoff if no one wins a majority.

In Louisiana, November 3 is an open primary for the U.S. House: every qualified candidate runs on one ballot, and if nobody wins a majority the top two meet in a runoff on December 12.

District 1

  • Steve Scalise Republican incumbent No market

    202-225-3015 D.C. office · Build what to say

    AIPAC PAC direct $5,000 · AIPAC PAC earmarked by donors $387,531 · Every transaction

  • Randall Arrington Republican No market

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

  • Lauren Jewett Democratic 3% on Kalshi

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

  • Liddy Glass No Party No market

    No FEC candidate record; no AIPAC PAC or UDP money in the filings

District 2

  • Troy Carter Democratic incumbent 97% on Kalshi

    202-225-6636 D.C. office · Build what to say

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

  • Peter Williams Republican 2% on Kalshi

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

  • Lisa Ballay Libertarian No market

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

  • Rocky Beach No Party No market

    No FEC candidate record; no AIPAC PAC or UDP money in the filings

  • Renada Collins No Party No market

    No FEC candidate record; no AIPAC PAC or UDP money in the filings

District 3

  • Clay Higgins Republican incumbent No market

    202-225-2031 D.C. office · Build what to say

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

  • Kate Cotten Republican No market

    No FEC candidate record; no AIPAC PAC or UDP money in the filings

  • John Day Democratic No market

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

  • Priscilla Gonzalez Democratic No market

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

  • Caleb Walker Democratic No market

    No FEC candidate record; no AIPAC PAC or UDP money in the filings

  • Tia LeBrun No Party No market

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

District 4

  • Mike Johnson Republican incumbent No market

    202-225-2777 D.C. office · Build what to say

    AIPAC PAC direct $5,000 · AIPAC PAC earmarked by donors $419,578 · Every transaction

  • Conrad Cable Democratic No market

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

  • Matt Gromlich Democratic No market

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

  • Gordon Heslop Republican No market

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

  • Mike Nichols Republican No market

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

District 5

  • Misti Cordell Republican No market

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

  • Omar Dantzler Republican No market

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

  • Michael Echols Republican No market

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

  • Gabe Firment Republican No market

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

  • Stewart Cathey Jr. Republican No market

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

  • Austin Magee Republican No market

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

  • Dan McKay Democratic No market

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

  • Pat Moore Democratic No market

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

  • Antonio Wilson Democratic No market

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

District 6

  • Monique Appeaning Republican No market

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

  • Chauna Banks Democratic No market

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

  • Rick Edmonds Republican No market

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

  • Pat Forbes Democratic No market

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

  • Lindsay Garcia Democratic No market

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

  • Larry Davis III Republican No market

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

  • Michael Mebruer Republican No market

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

  • Blake Miguez Republican No market

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

  • Stephen Wagley Republican No market

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

  • Rufus Craig Libertarian No market

    No AIPAC PAC or UDP money this cycle

Ballot lists: Candidate Inquiry, races in Jefferson Parish, November 3, 2026 election, Louisiana Secretary of State; Candidate Inquiry, races in Acadia Parish, November 3, 2026 election, Louisiana Secretary of State; Candidate Inquiry, races in Caddo Parish, November 3, 2026 election, Louisiana Secretary of State; Candidate Inquiry, races in Ouachita Parish, November 3, 2026 election, Louisiana Secretary of State; Candidate Inquiry, races in East Baton Rouge Parish, November 3, 2026 election, Louisiana Secretary of State. Money: FEC filings through August 31, 2026 (AIPAC PAC) and October 16, 2026 (UDP), this cycle (2025 to 2026). All House races.

Odds: the price on Kalshi, a regulated prediction market, for a contract that pays $1 if that candidate wins, so 68 cents reads as the market putting the chance at 68%. It's what traders are betting, not a poll or a forecast, and it moves daily. "No market" means Kalshi doesn't trade one. Prices as of October 18, 2026, 8:12 p.m. ET.

Your senators now

Louisiana's two senators

The money each has received from AIPAC PAC and United Democracy Project, and their offices' numbers.

Bill Cassidy Republican

Seat up in 2026; not on the ballot · Official website

Money this cycle

AIPAC PAC, given directly$5,000
AIPAC PAC, earmarked by donors$449,906
United Democracy Project, supporting$0
United Democracy Project, opposing$0

Since AIPAC PAC began giving (December 2021): $5,000 direct, $449,906 earmarked; United Democracy Project $0 supporting, $0 opposing.

(202) 224-5824 Washington, D.C. office (senate.gov)

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John Kennedy Republican

Class 3 seat · Official website

Money this cycle

AIPAC PAC, given directly$0
AIPAC PAC, earmarked by donors$0
United Democracy Project, supporting$0
United Democracy Project, opposing$0

Since AIPAC PAC began giving (December 2021): $7,900 direct, $43,680 earmarked; United Democracy Project $0 supporting, $0 opposing.

(202) 224-4623 Washington, D.C. office (senate.gov)

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Pick who you're calling and what you want to talk about. Offices log calls by issue and position, so a clear ask from a constituent is what gets counted.

Your script

Hi, my name is ____, and I'm a constituent from ____, ZIP ____.

I'm calling about AIPAC money, ICE and checks and balances.

I want my senator to refuse money from AIPAC PAC and United Democracy Project, and to say so publicly.

I want my senator to vote against more money for ICE detention and enforcement.

I want my senator to use Congress's oversight power, including hearings, subpoenas and votes, whichever party is in charge.

Please record my position. Thank you for your time.

    Tips for calling
    • Call your own senators and representative. Offices mostly count calls from their own voters.
    • Say your ZIP so the call counts as a constituent.
    • You'll talk to a staff member, not the official. That's normal: they log your call.
    • One or two issues per call is best.
    • Voicemail counts. Offices go through it every day.
    • If the D.C. office is busy, try a state office, or the U.S. Capitol Switchboard at (202) 224-3121.
    • Call again next week.

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