Elected Officials
Learn about the individuals who represent you in government and the role they play in shaping public policy.
Your Representatives
Elected officials are chosen by the people to make decisions on their behalf. They serve in various government offices at the local, state, and national levels, and their responsibilities include crafting laws, allocating public funds, and addressing the needs of their constituents.
Federal Government
Office of President and Vice President
Leads the executive branch of the federal government and enforces federal laws.
United States Senator
Represents the state in the U.S. Senate and votes on federal legislation.
United States Representative
Represents a congressional district in the U.S. House of Representatives and votes on federal legislation.
State Government
Governor
Leads the executive branch of the state government and enforces state laws.
Lieutenant Governor
Assists the governor in overseeing the state government.
Secretary of State
Oversees state elections and maintains official state records.
Attorney General
Represents the state in legal matters and enforces state laws.
State Treasurer
Manages state funds and investments.
State Auditor
Oversees state finances and audits state agencies.
Auditor of Accounts
Oversees state finances and audits state agencies.
State Senator
Represents a district in the state senate and votes on state legislation.
State Representative
Represents a district in the state house of representatives and votes on state legislation.
Probate Judge
Oversees the administration of estates and guardianships.
Assistant Judge
Assists the probate judge in administering estates and guardianships.
State's Attorney
Represents the state in criminal prosecutions and legal matters.
Local Government
Mayor
Oversees the administration of the city and represents the city in public matters.
City Council Member
Represents the interests of residents in the local council and votes on city legislation.
Sheriff
Oversees law enforcement and public safety in the county.
County Commissioner
Oversees county operations and services and votes on county legislation.
Assessor
Assesses the value of real estate and personal property for tax purposes.
Alderman
Represents a district in the local council and votes on city legislation.
City, Metro, or Parish Council, and Police Jury
Represents the interests of residents in the local council and votes on city legislation.
Public Service Commission
Regulates public utilities and services in the state.
Get Involved
Civic engagement is essential for a healthy democracy. You can participate in the political process by voting in elections, contacting your elected officials to express your views, and volunteering for community initiatives.