Republican Jeff Landry Wins Louisiana Governor's Race, Flipping State Red After 8 Years of Democratic Control
- Jeff Landry, backed by Trump, won the Louisiana gubernatorial race, ending the Democrats' 8-year hold on the governor's mansion.
- Landry garnered over 50% of the votes in the jungle primary, avoiding a runoff against the Democratic candidate Shawn Wilson.
- The election flips partisan control of the only Democratic-held governorship in the Deep South.
- Landry campaigned on tackling crime, limiting LGBTQ rights, and reversing Democratic policies as governor.
- The victory gives Republicans momentum ahead of the 2023 Kentucky and Mississippi gubernatorial elections.
























