Julia Letlow — Republican Candidate for U.S. House in Louisiana, 2026

Julia Letlow supported the House passage of the SAVE America Act, which prohibits noncitizens from voting and requires photo identification nationwide. She also voiced support for the opening of Louisiana's migrant detention center, viewing it as an 'immigration crackdown.' Additionally, she praised an increase in H-2B non-immigrant visas, stating it would greatly benefit Louisiana's crawfish and seafood farmers.

“The visas will be a 'huge win for our Louisiana seafood producers and farmers.' - Julia Letlow, social media video (2026), as reported by r/LouisianaPolitics”

Julia Letlow actively supports expanding healthcare access, particularly in rural communities. She secured $4 million for the Delhi Hospital Outpatient Therapy and Diabetes Education Center Expansion Project to address care gaps in Northeast Louisiana and $5 million for newborn supply kits to assist new mothers and infants. Letlow also advocates for "medical freedom," receiving $1 million from a group supporting this agenda.

““Our rural communities in Northeast Louisiana face numerous gaps in healthcare services, and this funding is a result of our work to close these gaps and deliver better care,” said Congresswoman Julia Letlow. “This investment is a key step toward not only improving care, but also providing more education and support for chronic conditions like diabetes.””

Representative Julia Letlow has consistently voted against measures designated as pro-environment by the League of Conservation Voters, receiving a 0% score in 2024 and a 4% lifetime score. She voted against bills such as "Transformative Climate, Jobs, and Justice Investments" and for bills like the "Homeowner Energy Freedom Act" and "Securing America's Critical Minerals Supply Act." She also voted for limiting environmental review and defunding the DOE's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy.

Representative Julia Letlow opposes abortion and has supported legislation aligning with a pro-life stance. She voted against the Women’s Health Protection Act and also voted against the Right to Contraception Act, which sought to protect access to contraceptives. She is affiliated with SBA Pro-Life America, an organization dedicated to ending abortion.

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““I am announcing my candidacy for the United States Senate to ensure the nation we leave our children is safer and stronger.” - Julia Letlow, Statement announcing Senate run, January 20, 2026”

Julia Letlow sponsored and saw passage of H.R. 5, the Parents Bill of Rights Act, in the U.S. House of Representatives, stating that it promotes partnership between families and schools for children's success. She also introduced legislation to increase access to childcare for small businesses and to assist states in expanding learning opportunities through charter schools. Letlow supports education from early childhood to higher education, viewing it as a catalyst to elevate communities.

““As a mom of two and a former educator, I believe for children to succeed, they need families and schools to work together as partners throughout the learning process,” Letlow said. “After spending nearly a year and a half working to pass this bill, I’m grateful that we’re finally able to advance this critical legislation.” — Julia Letlow, U.S. House of Representatives website”

Congresswoman Julia Letlow advocates for the Second Amendment and stated she would not commit to new gun control measures such as enhanced background checks or bans on high-capacity magazines. Following the Uvalde shooting, she expressed support for an online database outlining best practices for school safety, aiming to help districts access funding and guidance for security enhancements. She also voted "Yea" on H.R. 2189, the Law-Enforcement Innovate to De-Escalate Act.

““I am absolutely an advocate of the Second Amendment,” explained Letlow after an event in Monroe on May 25. “Again, I’m willing to talk with my colleagues to see what we can do to protect our children.” (Rep. Julia Letlow, KNOE, May 25, 2022)”