Majority Leader Steve Scalise is projected to secure his 10th term representing the 1st Congressional District in Louisiana.
Scalise won by 61 percent of the vote.
Below are the results of the race:
FULL RESULTS | U.S. SENATE | PSC DISTRICT 1 | AMENDMENTS | CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT 1 | CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT 2 | CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT 3 | CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT 5 | CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT 6 | ST. TAMMANY SHERIFF | PLQUEMINES PARISH PRESIDENT | BOGLAUSA MAYOR | ORLEANS PARISH | JEFFERSON PARISH | ST. TAMMANY PARISH | WASHINGTON PARISH | TANGIPAHOA PARISH | ST. JOHN PARISH | ST. JAMES PARISH | ST. BERNARD PARISH | PLAQUEMINES PARISH | ST. CHARLES PARISH | TERREBONNE PARISH | LAFOURCHE PARISH |
He has held the position since 2008.
The 1st Congressional District covers 10 parishes in Southeast Louisiana, stretching from the Northshore to New Orleans Metro, and into parts of the Bayou and River Parishes.
About Majority Leader Steve Scalise:
Scalise is a New Orleans native who represents the first Congressional District of Louisiana.
Scalise has been in politics for more than 25 years first serving in the Louisiana State Legislature for 12 years from 1996-2008, before being elected to Congress in 2008.
In Congress, Scalise served as House Majority Whip from 2014-2018 and minority whip from 2019-2022.
In 2023, Scalise was elected to be House Majority Leader and now serves the second highest position in the House Republican Leadership.
He has worked with Democratic and Republican leadership to help pass legislation that would be critical for Louisiana.
He also led the effort to pass the RESTORE Act which dedicated a majority of the Clean Water Act from the Deepwater Horizon oil spill to coastal restoration.
Scalise was shot in the hip in 2017 when a gunman opened fire on the field.
Scalise and other members of Congress were in the middle of a Congressional baseball practice when the shooting began.
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