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Email: [email protected]
Phone: (225) 360-5875
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U.S. House District 6
2026 Louisiana U.S. House District 6 — Open Primary · November 3, 2026
This candidacy comes from an exact Louisiana Secretary of State post-qualifying row for the November 3 open primary. A candidate winning a majority is elected; otherwise the top two advance to December 12. Withdrawals, disqualifications, litigation, and final ballot changes remain monitored.
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Election: 11/03/2026
Office: U. S. Representative — 6th Congressional District
Ballot name: Larry Davis III
Party: Republican
Filed date: 08/05/2026
Email: [email protected]
Phone: (225) 360-5875
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Email: [email protected]
Phone: (225) 360-5875
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FEC committee ID: C00930743
FEC committee name: LARRY DAVIS FOR CONGRESS
Published email: [email protected]
Published website: https://www.larrydavisforcongress.com/
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Larry Davis is a son, brother, and uncle born in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. He was raised in Livingston Parish and attended and graduated from Denham Springs High School in Denham Springs, Louisiana. From an early age, Larry was shaped by the values of faith, family, and hard work that define so many Louisiana families.
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Larry Davis is a son, brother, and uncle born in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. He was raised in Livingston Parish and attended and graduated from Denham Springs High School in Denham Springs, Louisiana. From an early age, Larry was shaped by the values of faith, family, and hard work that define so many Louisiana families.
Larry was raised by a mom and dad who were committed to providing a strong future for him and his sister. Their sacrifices instilled in him a belief in the promise of America — that with faith, discipline, and determination, opportunity is within reach. His family’s strong Christian faith and love for one another created an unyielding bond that continues to guide his decisions and convictions today.
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Larry was raised by a mom and dad who were committed to providing a strong future for him and his sister. Their sacrifices instilled in him a belief in the promise of America — that with faith, discipline, and determination, opportunity is within reach. His family’s strong Christian faith and love for one another created an unyielding bond that continues to guide his decisions and convictions today.
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Lower costs, reduce federal spending, expand domestic energy, and support job growth.
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Lowering costs for families and small businesses, reducing federal spending, securing American energy independence, and promoting workforce freedom. Small business protection, deregulation, and pro-job tax policy.
Strengthen border enforcement and immigration compliance.
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Strong border enforcement, physical barriers where necessary, crackdown on cartels, mandatory employment verification, and tightening asylum loopholes.
Support law enforcement and strengthen federal responses to violent crime, trafficking, and fentanyl.
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Support police, increase penalties for violent crime, federal support to combat human trafficking, fentanyl enforcement, and restoring order in high crime cities.
Increase parental authority and local control in education.
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Parents as the primary decision makers in children’s education. Transparency in curriculums. Prohibiting federal mandates related to ideology and gender policies in schools. School choice and support for vocational programs.
Expand domestic energy production and refining capacity.
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Increase domestic drilling, expand refining capacity, support nuclear advancement, reduce regulatory burden on energy producers. Lowering costs for the middle class.
Pursue balanced-budget and institutional reforms intended to reduce federal spending and executive or agency overreach.
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Balanced budget approach. Ban on unvetted omnibus bills. Eliminate wasteful federal programs. Term limits advocacy. Reforms to emergency powers and agency overreach
Protect First and Second Amendment rights and restrict federal surveillance and censorship powers.
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First Amendment protection. Second Amendment support. Strong restrictions on federal censorship and surveillance programs. Oppose digital ID systems and central bank digital currency.
Prioritize military readiness, cybersecurity, missile defense, recruitment, and veterans' services.
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Improve recruitment. Ensure military spending focuses on readiness, not ideological programs. Strengthen cybersecurity and missile defense systems. Support veterans through healthcare streamlining and faster claims.
Increase healthcare price competition and transparency while opposing federal vaccine mandates.
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Reduce pharmaceutical middleman power. Increase transparency. Support free-market health insurance competition. Protect medical freedom and prohibit federal vaccine mandates.
Support family farms and rural infrastructure.
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Support family farms, protect land from foreign ownership, expand rural broadband, improve local roads, and protect water systems.
Place guardrails on government AI use and protect American data while limiting federal interference with private innovation.
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Guardrails on AI used by government. Ban sale of American data to foreign adversaries. Protect children from harmful social media algorithms. Promote free-market innovation without heavy federal interference.
Require voter identification and stronger voter-roll and ballot-handling rules for federal elections.
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Voter ID. Clean voter rolls. Ban ballot harvesting except for caregivers and military. Uniform rules for federal elections.
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FEC candidate totals December 16, 2025 through July 18, 2026.
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Candidate ID: H6LA05168
Name: DAVIS, LARRY MR. III
Office: House
State: LA
District: 06
Coverage start: 2025-12-16
Coverage end: 2026-07-18
Total receipts: $21956.19
Total disbursements: $19256.42
Cash on hand: $-1130.80
Debts owed by committee: $0.00
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