Mandie Landry

Mandie Landry Rep for District 91, Louisiana House
Re-elected October 2023
New Orleans, Louisiana
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08/04/2026

This is not legal advice! If you use Ai to disparage a candidate or otherwise intend to deceive voters, you MUST have a disclosure on it. It’s not a prohibition - not sure that’s humanly possibly - but you need to disclose it.

08/04/2026

A slew of new bills became law on August 1. Here are a few.

Find it on YouTube. Gov talks Bertha until about 14 minutes in. Ps if you comment please watch it first! I’ll put a link...
07/23/2026

Find it on YouTube. Gov talks Bertha until about 14 minutes in. Ps if you comment please watch it first! I’ll put a link in comments.

Not many people can stay in a continuous good mood in the capitol, but Larry managed to do it. He was nice, he was sweet...
07/08/2026

Not many people can stay in a continuous good mood in the capitol, but Larry managed to do it. He was nice, he was sweet, he was always happy to see you. So very sorry to his family for this unexpected loss. 🩵

07/02/2026

(Long video sorry) A lot of money earmarked for infrastructure projects in Orleans Parish *did* make it through the process unharmed. Lots of it!

07/02/2026

The last of the governor’s line item vetoes for Orleans projects. These were capital outlay - infrastructure projects. They’ll all have to get back in line next year.

07/01/2026

On Friday a lawsuit was filed arguing that the bill passed which removed three Orleans criminal court judges failed to win the required votes to pass. The constitutional argument is solid. Let’s see what the LASC has to say, eventually.

06/29/2026

(2/?) The governor cut A LOT of money from the state budget intended for Orleans Parish. For District 91, he vetoed funding for Upturn Arts on Toledano, which provides needed arts programming for kids. (Luckily, I think we’ve already identified another source for their funds.) Cuts to the city were brutal - Algiers in particular had essentially all of its funding cut.

06/29/2026

(1/?) The news from Baton Rouge is often doom and gloom, but good news peeks through. Some really good projects and programs in New Orleans received funds, and here are a few. I was able to secure funding for stormwater infrastructure (street flooding!) for the Department of Parks and Parkways, Urban Conservancy, and Thrive; safety lighting on N Claiborne; and money for LCIW for their program for incarnated women and dog training. Other programs and projects that received money: Lighthouse Louisiana, NO Women and Children’s Shelter, Council on Aging, NO East Hospital, just to name a few. More to come.

06/26/2026

Lots of fireworks this week over the governor’s line item vetos in what we call “the money bills.” Yes, he can go through and cross out anything he wants. It takes 2/3 of the legislature to overturn a veto, and that’s not happening right now.

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