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Email: [email protected]
Phone: (337) 274-6886
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U.S. House District 3
2026 Louisiana U.S. House District 3 — Open Primary · November 3, 2026
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Election: 11/03/2026
Office: U. S. Representative — 3rd Congressional District
Ballot name: John Day
Party: Democrat
Filed date: 08/07/2026
Email: [email protected]
Phone: (337) 274-6886
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Email: [email protected]
Phone: (337) 274-6886
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FEC committee ID: C00942151
FEC committee name: COMMITEE TO ELECT JOHN DAY
Published email: [email protected]
Published email: [email protected]
Published website: https://johndayforcongress.com/
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John Day was born in Shreveport, raised in Lake Charles and graduated from Sam Houston High School. After serving in the U.S. Navy from 1994–1998, he came home with a lifelong belief in service, discipline and doing the job the right way.
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John Day was born in Shreveport, raised in Lake Charles and graduated from Sam Houston High School. After serving in the U.S. Navy from 1994–1998, he came home with a lifelong belief in service, discipline and doing the job the right way.
After returning from the U.S. Navy (1994–1998), John built a career in the real economy—working across industries where results matter. He’s done private business development and consulting, including time in California, and he’s worked everything from fine dining to insurance, healthcare, and real estate. He later returned to insurance and finance, including work with the KCs, and continued doing private business and finance consulting until COVID.
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After returning from the U.S. Navy (1994–1998), John built a career in the real economy—working across industries where results matter. He’s done private business development and consulting, including time in California, and he’s worked everything from fine dining to insurance, healthcare, and real estate. He later returned to insurance and finance, including work with the KCs, and continued doing private business and finance consulting until COVID.
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Apprenticeships, skilled trades, port expansion, energy workforce support, and film production jobs across the district.
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Apprenticeships, skilled trades, port expansion, energy workforce support, and film production jobs across the district.
Lower costs. More money in your pocket.
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Lower costs. More money in your pocket.
Support small businesses and local employers
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Support small businesses and local employers
Secure borders. Fair laws.
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Secure borders. Fair laws.
Protect your right to make your own medical decisions
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Protect your right to make your own medical decisions
Protect what you’ve earned.
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Protect what you’ve earned.
Increase transparency and accountability
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Increase transparency and accountability
Lower energy costs. Protect jobs. Power the future.
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Lower energy costs. Protect jobs. Power the future.
Support police and first responders
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Support police and first responders
Support troops and military families
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Support troops and military families
Protect homes. Protect Louisiana.
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Protect homes. Protect Louisiana.
Protect bodily autonomy and individual freedom
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Protect bodily autonomy and individual freedom
I’m running to deliver results you can feel at home: lower costs, better pay, safer communities, and real storm protection — with honesty, accountability, and respect for taxpayers.
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I’m running to deliver results you can feel at home: lower costs, better pay, safer communities, and real storm protection — with honesty, accountability, and respect for taxpayers.
Lower everyday costs. Raise take-home pay. Support Louisiana jobs — from oil and gas to small business — while investing in renewable energy to lower bills and keep our economy competitive.
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Lower everyday costs. Raise take-home pay. Support Louisiana jobs — from oil and gas to small business — while investing in renewable energy to lower bills and keep our economy competitive.
Keep families in their homes. Support first-time buyers. Everyone deserves a fair shot — and to be treated with basic human dignity and respect, no matter who they are.
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Keep families in their homes. Support first-time buyers. Everyone deserves a fair shot — and to be treated with basic human dignity and respect, no matter who they are.
Lower insurance premiums and stop unfair rate hikes
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Lower insurance premiums and stop unfair rate hikes
Invest in job training, trades, and apprenticeships
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Invest in job training, trades, and apprenticeships
Enforce the law and secure the border
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Enforce the law and secure the border
Expand access to care in rural communities
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Expand access to care in rural communities
Defend Social Security and Medicare benefits
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Defend Social Security and Medicare benefits
Support Louisiana oil and gas jobs
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Support Louisiana oil and gas jobs
Invest in roads, bridges, and critical infrastructure
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Invest in roads, bridges, and critical infrastructure
Defend the basic dignity and worth of every person
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Defend the basic dignity and worth of every person
Increase competition to bring prices down
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Increase competition to bring prices down
Support law enforcement and border agents
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Support law enforcement and border agents
Lower prescription drug costs
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Lower prescription drug costs
Protect seniors from rising healthcare costs
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Protect seniors from rising healthcare costs
Invest in renewable energy to reduce costs and strengthen the grid
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Invest in renewable energy to reduce costs and strengthen the grid
Honor service with real support — not red tape
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Honor service with real support — not red tape
Fund real storm recovery — faster and fairer
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Fund real storm recovery — faster and fairer
Protect taxpayers from wasteful spending
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Protect taxpayers from wasteful spending
Lower gas and utility bills for families
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Lower gas and utility bills for families
Protect and restore Louisiana’s coast
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Protect and restore Louisiana’s coast
Targets illegal trafficking and fentanyl interdiction within his immigration and border-security platform.
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Stop illegal trafficking and fentanyl at the source
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FEC candidate totals January 1, 2026 through July 18, 2026.
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Candidate ID: H6LA03205
Name: DAY, JOHN DAVID
Office: House
State: LA
District: 03
Coverage start: 2026-01-01
Coverage end: 2026-07-18
Total receipts: $18946.65
Total disbursements: $17748.85
Cash on hand: $7385.01
Debts owed by committee: $5000.00
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