St. Landry Democrats

St. Landry Democrats Chair: Patrick Guillory, Vice-Chair: Bambi Polotzola, Secretary: Maude Nevills, Treasurer: Elsie Semien 2020-2024 St. Ricky Julien, Sr.

Landry Democratic Parish Executive Committee members are
Bambi Polotzola, Chairperson
Chad Lemelle, Vice-Chairperson
Rachel Richard, Secretary
Leona Boxie, Treasurer
Queen Auzenne
Shonda Brooks
Jimmie Edwards
Jim Gates
Patrick Guillory, Jr. Don Leger
Maude Nevills
Hazel Red
Kevin Robin
Elsie Semien
Madeline Taylor
Alishia Vallien
Crystal Wiley

Congratulations to our officially endorsed Democratic Congressional candidates for the November 3 midterm election! 🔵 So...
08/29/2026

Congratulations to our officially endorsed Democratic Congressional candidates for the November 3 midterm election!

🔵 Southern St. Landry Parish District 3: John Day

🔵 Northern St. Landry Parish District 5: Pat Moore

The Louisiana Democratic Party also recommends:

❌ Vote AGAINST Constitutional Amendment 4
âś… Vote FOR Constitutional Amendment 7

Additional amendment positions will be announced soon. Make your plan to vote on November 3 at geauxvote.com.

08/21/2026

St. Landry Parish, Louisiana! Early voting for Midterms (Nov 3rd) is just around the corner!đź’™It's never too early to mak...
08/20/2026

St. Landry Parish, Louisiana! Early voting for Midterms (Nov 3rd) is just around the corner!đź’™

It's never too early to make your plan to vote. Early voting begins October 20th and extends through the 27th.
Register to vote at GeauxVote.com🗳️

Hosted by the St. Landry Federation of Democratic Women
08/19/2026

Hosted by the St. Landry Federation of Democratic Women

The OFFICIAL Opelousas Candidate Forum, featuring candidates for Mayor, Chief, and Marshal. October 8, 20266pmDelta Gran...
08/19/2026

The OFFICIAL Opelousas Candidate Forum, featuring candidates for Mayor, Chief, and Marshal.
October 8, 2026
6pm
Delta Grand

08/06/2026

In 1965, the Voting Rights Act was signed into law by President Lyndon B. Johnson.

This landmark law dismantled harmful voting barriers during the height of the civil rights movement. In Louisiana, the remain committed to protecting the right to vote this law secured for millions of Americans.

08/05/2026
08/01/2026
08/01/2026

Our next guest on the No More Silence Podcast is Isaiah Martin!
Isaiah will be joining us THIS SUNDAY, August 2nd at 6:00pm to keep the conversation going.

Tune in, listen, and join the conversation:
📺Watch live: Facebook & Insta
🎧Watch & listen anytime: Apple Podcasts, Spotify, & Youtube

07/28/2026

If we haven’t had the pleasure of meeting, I’m Jamie Davis. 👋

I’m a successful third-generation row-crop farmer and businessman who operates a 3,200-acre agricultural enterprise in Tensas Parish. Our family proudly owns 700 acres of that land, working the exact same Louisiana soil my grandfather once worked as a sharecropper.
I’m a successful businessman, a longtime community leader, and a former local elected official who unseated a 42-year incumbent police juror and delivered real, tangible results for Tensas Parish.

When lead poisoned the water in our schools, I worked across the aisle with state and federal partners to secure $9 million to completely replace the system and protect our children. My work earned the trust of federal leaders, who selected me as one of only four working farmers in the entire country to serve on the National USDA Plant Variety Protection Board. I also serve on my local Head Start Board, the Farm Bureau, and the Northeast Louisiana Railroad Board.

I may not fit the mold for the comfortable political establishment, but I believe I fit the mold to fight for Louisiana’s working families. We need common-sense leaders who remember who they work for.

Let’s go to work! 🚜💨 jamieforlouisiana.com

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