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Cancer Alley exists because those facilities are packed along the river and the environmental laws haven't been enforced. Make them do it safely, make them pay into the community, and","detail":"higher standard. Cancer Alley exists because those facilities are packed along the river and the environmental laws haven't been enforced. Make them do it safely, make them pay into the community, and Louisiana wins on both. This isn't a hard problem. 01 Hold industry to a higher standard, not a lower one — require the plants along the river to perform above the bare minimum it takes to keep their neighbors safe, and back it with independent monitoring and real enforcement instead of self-reporting. They can afford it, and it won't move a single plant off the Mississippi. 02 Enforce the","source_url":"https://JAMIEFORLOUISIANA.COM/issues","source_date":"2026-07-15"},{"topic":"Education","stance":"and techniques so our kids are ready for the jobs and technology of a modern world. 05 Pay great teachers what they're worth — recruit and keep highly qualified teachers, and reward the ones doing the","detail":"and techniques so our kids are ready for the jobs and technology of a modern world. 05 Pay great teachers what they're worth — recruit and keep highly qualified teachers, and reward the ones doing the work. 06 Help small and medium businesses grow with real access to capital, fewer hoops, and a fair shot at federal contracts. 07 Build the energy transition here — Louisiana energy workers should build what comes next, not be left out of it. 08 Take care of our elderly and our neighbors with disabilities with the dignity, services, and respect they've earned. 0 3 The Insurance Crisis $7,304","source_url":"https://JAMIEFORLOUISIANA.COM/issues","source_date":"2026-07-15"},{"topic":"Gun Control","stance":"spent in the open, where everyone can see it. 04 Defend the Second Amendment — Jamie is a proud gun owner who'll protect the 2A rights of law-abiding Louisianans, and he backs common-sense gun safety ","detail":"spent in the open, where everyone can see it. 04 Defend the Second Amendment — Jamie is a proud gun owner who'll protect the 2A rights of law-abiding Louisianans, and he backs common-sense gun safety like background checks to keep guns out of the wrong hands. 05 Hold Washington and the courts to the Constitution — the federal government and its judges have to uphold what the Constitution actually says, for every American. 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He knows what a five-year farm bill means at the kitchen table — and he won't trade away the land to do it. 01 Let our","source_url":"https://JAMIEFORLOUISIANA.COM/issues","source_date":"2026-07-15"},{"topic":"Healthcare","stance":"The Insurance Crisis","detail":"$7,304 avg. LA homeowner premium — 3rd-highest in the nation, more than double the U.S. average After Laura, Delta, and Ida, eleven insurers went insolvent and rates exploded. Louisiana families are paying for a market the state broke and Washington won't fix. 01 Make insurers prove their rate hikes with a federal backstop, real loss-data transparency, and an end to the "pay or sue" runaround. 02 Strengthen the National Flood Insurance Program so working families along the coast and the river aren't forced to drop coverage. 03 Stop letting Citizens become a permanent dumping ground — policies there grew from 34,000 to over 125,000 in four years. 0 2","source_url":"https://JAMIEFORLOUISIANA.COM/issues","source_date":"2026-06-16"},{"topic":"Healthcare","stance":"Hospitals & Healthcare","detail":"32 Louisiana rural hospitals at risk of closure under the new federal Medicaid cuts Both our senators voted yes on the largest Medicaid cut in history. In a state where 1 in 3 people are on Medicaid, that's not policy — it's a closure notice for rural Louisiana. 01 Reverse the OBBBA Medicaid cuts before they shut the doors of hospitals from Winnsboro to Ville Platte. 02 Protect maternal care in the Delta — Louisiana already has one of the worst maternal mortality rates in the country. 03 Lower prescription drug prices using Medicare's buying power, not pharma's pricing power. 04 Move toward a Medicare option for all with fair pay for the doctors and nurses who never left. 0 3","source_url":"https://JAMIEFORLOUISIANA.COM/issues","source_date":"2026-06-16"},{"topic":"Agriculture","stance":"Farms & Working Land","detail":"3,200 acres of sorghum, corn, soy, and cotton — Jamie farms the same Delta ground his grandfather worked Jamie isn't a career politician explaining farms to you. He runs one. 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That ends. 01 Enforce the Clean Air Act against the worst polluters along the 85-mile petrochemical corridor. 02 Stop rubber-stamping new permits on top of communities already carrying the heaviest health burden in the state. 03 Fund health monitoring and clinics in St. James, St. John the Baptist, Iberville, and Ascension parishes. 04 Build the energy transition here — Louisiana energy workers should build what comes next, not be left out of it. Sources","source_url":"https://JAMIEFORLOUISIANA.COM/issues","source_date":"2026-06-16"},{"topic":"Healthcare","stance":"Where these numbers come from","detail":"Avg. LA homeowner premium $7,304 / 3rd-highest Insurance Information Institute, 2024 Citizens policies grew 34K → 125K (2020–2024) LA Dept. of Insurance 11 LA insurers insolvent 2021–22 LA Dept. of Insurance 32 LA rural hospitals at risk under OBBBA Cecil G. 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