Louisiana Senate · 2026 Regular Session
SB 207: Criminal Procedure: Provides 10-year time limitation on prosecution of certain crimes committed by elected officials and public employees
Final Passage · March 31, 2026 · Yeas 24, nays 12 · Party-line vote
How each party voted
Senate President Cameron Henry voted yea.
Bill
- Bill
- SB 207
- Motion
- Final Passage
- Date
- March 31, 2026, 4:57:55 PM
- Session
- 2026 Regular Session
- Yeas–nays
- Yeas 24, nays 12; 3 didn't vote
- Result
- Passed, as the official record marks it
Official record: the roll call (PDF) ↗
The instrument's page on the Legislature's site ↗
The chamber on this vote
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How each member voted
Yea (24)
- Robert Allain R-21
- Adam Bass R-36
- Stewart Cathey R-33
- Heather Cloud R-28
- Patrick Connick R-8
- Rick Edmonds R-6
- Franklin Foil R-16
- Mike Fési R-20
- Cameron Henry R-9
- Bob Hensgens R-26
- Valarie Hodges R-13
- Caleb Kleinpeter R-17
- Patrick McMath R-11
- Blake Miguez R-22
- Greg Miller R-19
- Beth Mizell R-12
- Jay Morris R-35
- Brach Myers R-23
- Bob Owen R-1
- Alan Seabaugh R-31
- Jeremy Stine R-27
- Kirk Talbot R-10
- Bill Wheat R-37
- Glen Womack R-32
Nay (12)
- Regina Barrow D-15
- Sidney Barthelemy D-3
- Gerald Boudreaux D-24
- Gary Carter D-7
- Royce Duplessis D-5
- Jimmy Harris D-4
- Katrina Jackson-Andrews D-34
- Sam Jenkins D-39
- Eddie Lambert R-18
- Jay Luneau D-29
- Ed Price D-2
- Larry Selders D-14
Not voting (3)
- Mark Abraham R-25
- Thomas Pressly R-38
- Mike Reese R-30