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Email: [email protected]
Phone: (225) 544-5061
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U.S. House District 6
2026 Louisiana U.S. House District 6 — Open Primary · November 3, 2026
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Election: 11/03/2026
Office: U. S. Representative — 6th Congressional District
Ballot name: "Rick" Edmonds
Party: Republican
Filed date: 08/05/2026
Email: [email protected]
Phone: (225) 544-5061
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Email: [email protected]
Phone: (225) 544-5061
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FEC committee ID: C00936666
FEC committee name: RICK FOR LOUISIANA
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Published email: [email protected]
Published website: https://www.rickedmonds.com/
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State Senator Rick Edmonds is a Republican Member of the Louisiana Senate representing Louisiana’s District 6. He is the chairman of the Senate Education Committee, and also serves on the Senate Finance Committee, the Senate Insurance Committee, and the Senate Judiciary A Committee. He also serves on the Joint Legislative Budget Committee, the Joint Legislative Capital Outlay Committee, and the Joint Medicaid Oversight Committee. Prior to being elected to the Louisiana Senate in 2023, Senator Edmonds served as the State Representative for District 66.
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State Senator Rick Edmonds is a Republican Member of the Louisiana Senate representing Louisiana’s District 6. He is the chairman of the Senate Education Committee, and also serves on the Senate Finance Committee, the Senate Insurance Committee, and the Senate Judiciary A Committee. He also serves on the Joint Legislative Budget Committee, the Joint Legislative Capital Outlay Committee, and the Joint Medicaid Oversight Committee. Prior to being elected to the Louisiana Senate in 2023, Senator Edmonds served as the State Representative for District 66.
Since being elected to office, Senator Edmonds has been awarded the Most Valuable Policy Maker multiple times by the Louisiana Association of Business and Industry, the A+ award for the Louisiana Sheriffs’ Association, the Legis-gator of the Year Award from the Southwest Louisiana Chamber of Commerce and the Patrick Henry Outstanding Family Advocate multiple times presented by Louisiana Family Forum.
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Since being elected to office, Senator Edmonds has been awarded the Most Valuable Policy Maker multiple times by the Louisiana Association of Business and Industry, the A+ award for the Louisiana Sheriffs’ Association, the Legis-gator of the Year Award from the Southwest Louisiana Chamber of Commerce and the Patrick Henry Outstanding Family Advocate multiple times presented by Louisiana Family Forum.
Louisiana’s 6th Congressional District deserves a proven conservative who lives here, has served here, and understands the people and communities that make this district home.
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Louisiana’s 6th Congressional District deserves a proven conservative who lives here, has served here, and understands the people and communities that make this district home.
Rick Edmonds has served others through ministry, education, missions, and public office. Now we wants to serve you in Washington – because we need someone from this district, who lives in this district, and who understands the needs of this district.
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Rick Edmonds has served others through ministry, education, missions, and public office. Now we wants to serve you in Washington – because we need someone from this district, who lives in this district, and who understands the needs of this district.
For more than a decade, Rick has represented the Baton Rouge area in the Louisiana Legislature. He currently serves as the Republican state senator representing families and communities in Louisiana’s capital region and is the chairman of the Senate Education Committee. He is also a member of the Senate Finance, Insurance, and Judiciary A committees and serves on the Joint Legislative Budget, Joint Legislative Capital Outlay, and Joint Medicaid Oversight committees. Before his election to the Louisiana State Senate in 2023, Rick represented District 66 in the Louisiana House of Representatives.
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For more than a decade, Rick has represented the Baton Rouge area in the Louisiana Legislature. He currently serves as the Republican state senator representing families and communities in Louisiana’s capital region and is the chairman of the Senate Education Committee. He is also a member of the Senate Finance, Insurance, and Judiciary A committees and serves on the Joint Legislative Budget, Joint Legislative Capital Outlay, and Joint Medicaid Oversight committees. Before his election to the Louisiana State Senate in 2023, Rick represented District 66 in the Louisiana House of Representatives.
Before entering elected office, Rick served as vice president of Louisiana Family Forum (LFF), a statewide organization dedicated to defending faith, freedom, and traditional family values.
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Before entering elected office, Rick served as vice president of Louisiana Family Forum (LFF), a statewide organization dedicated to defending faith, freedom, and traditional family values.
Rick earned a Bachelor of Arts in Religion from East Texas Baptist University and a Master of Divinity from New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary, where he also pursued doctoral studies.
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Rick earned a Bachelor of Arts in Religion from East Texas Baptist University and a Master of Divinity from New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary, where he also pursued doctoral studies.
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“Since the day Governor Landry signed the new congressional districts into law, I have been actively campaigning to be the next congressman from the Sixth Congressional District. It’s been incredible to meet with voters, local officials, and business leaders across the district and hear about the issues that are important around their kitchen tables, board rooms and city halls. Whether it’s public safety, flood mitigation, aging infrastructure, or affordability, our next congressman must be a proven conservative from this district who can advance President Trump’s agenda and get results for the people who live here.
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“Since the day Governor Landry signed the new congressional districts into law, I have been actively campaigning to be the next congressman from the Sixth Congressional District. It’s been incredible to meet with voters, local officials, and business leaders across the district and hear about the issues that are important around their kitchen tables, board rooms and city halls. Whether it’s public safety, flood mitigation, aging infrastructure, or affordability, our next congressman must be a proven conservative from this district who can advance President Trump’s agenda and get results for the people who live here.
– Strengthen Louisiana’s energy industry and protect energy jobs
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– Strengthen Louisiana’s energy industry and protect energy jobs
– Protect access to critical flood insurance and disaster relief
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– Protect access to critical flood insurance and disaster relief
Prioritizes protecting Louisiana jobs and reducing costs for families.
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Protect Louisiana Jobs and Lower Costs
Prioritizes protecting Louisiana energy production and energy-sector jobs.
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Strengthen Louisiana's Energy Industry
Prioritizes support for law enforcement and public safety.
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Support Law Enforcement
Supports reducing federal spending he considers wasteful and limiting federal interference in Louisiana.
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Cut Wasteful Federal Spending
Supports maintaining access to federal flood insurance and disaster-relief programs.
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Protect Flood Insurance and Disaster Relief
Supports infrastructure investment intended to reduce traffic and attract jobs.
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Improve Infrastructure
Supports socially conservative positions framed around protecting life, religious faith, and family values.
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Defend Life, Faith, and Family Values
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Candidate ID: H6LA05226
Name: EDMONDS, RICK
Office: House
State: LA
District: 06
Coverage start: 2026-01-01
Coverage end: 2026-07-18
Total receipts: $530592.45
Total disbursements: $197152.32
Cash on hand: $323040.13
Debts owed by committee: $155000.00
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