Katrina Jackson

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Katrina R. Jackson
Member of the Louisiana House of Representatives from the 16th district
Incumbent
Assumed office 2011
Preceded by	Kay Katz
Personal details
Political party	Democratic
Residence	Monroe, Louisiana
Alma mater	University of Louisiana at Monroe Southern University Law Center
Profession	Attorney

Katrina Jackson is a member of the Louisiana House of Representatives from District 16, representing Morehouse and Ouachita Parishes. She is a Democrat.

Personal life and education

Jackson earned a bachelor's degree from the University of Louisiana at Monroe and a JD from the Southern University Law Center.^[1]

Career

Jackson was elected to the House in 2011. She serves on the Agriculture, Forestry, Aquaculture, and Rural Development Committee, the Commerce Committee, the Health and Welfare Committee, the Appropriations Committee, and the House Executive Committee. Jackson is a member of the Louisiana Legislative Women's Caucus and the Louisiana Rural Caucus, and is the head of the Louisiana Legislative Black Caucus.^[1]

References

↑ 1.0 1.1 "Representative Katrina R. Jackson". Louisiana House of Representatives. Retrieved 20 September 2013.

External links

Twitter account

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Members of the Louisiana House of Representatives

Speaker of the House: Chuck Kleckley (R)
Speaker pro Tempore: Walt Leger, III (D)

Jim Morris (R)
Roy A. Burrell (D)
Barbara Norton (D)
Patrick Williams (D)
Alan Seabaugh (R)
Thomas G. Carmody (R)
Richard Burford (R)
Jeff R. Thompson (R)
Henry Burns (R)
Gene Reynolds (D)
Patrick O. Jefferson (D)
Rob Shadoin (R)
James R. Fannin (R)
Jay Morris (R)
Frank Hoffmann (R)
Katrina Jackson (D)
Marcus Hunter (D)
Major Thibaut (D)
Bubba Chaney (R)
Steve Pylant (R)
Andy Anders (D)

Terry R. Brown (I)
Kenny Ray Cox (D)
Frank A. Howard (R)
Lance Harris (R)
Herbert Dixon (D)
Chris Hazel (R)
Robert Johnson (D)
Regina Barrow (D)
James Armes (D)
Nancy Landry (R)
Dorothy Sue Hill (D)
Mike Danahay (D)
A. B. Franklin (D)
Brett Geymann (R)
Chuck Kleckley (R)
John E. Guinn (R)
Bernard LeBas (D)
Stephen Ortego (D)
Ledricka Thierry (D)
Mickey Guillory (D)
Jack Montoucet (D)

Stuart Bishop (R)
Vincent Pierre (D)
Joel Robideaux (R)
Mike "Pete" Huval (R)
Bob Hensgens (R)
Taylor Barras (R)
Simone B. Champagne (R)
Sam Jones (D)
Joe Harrison (R)
Gordon Dove (R)
Lenar Whitney (R)
Jerry Gisclair (D)
Jerome "Dee" Richard (I)
Gregory A. Miller (R)
Randal Gaines (D)
Ed Price (D)
Eddie J. Lambert (R)
Karen St. Germain (D)
Alfred C. Williams (D)
Kenny Havard (R)
Dalton W. Honoré (D)

Valarie Hodges (R)
Barry Ivey (R)
Hunter Greene (R)
Patricia Haynes Smith (D)
Steve Carter (R)
Erich Ponti (R)
Franklin Foil (R)
J. Rogers Pope (R)
John Bel Edwards (D)
Steve Pugh (R)
Scott Simon (R)
Harold Ritchie (D)
Kevin Pearson (R)
John Schroder (R)
Kirk Talbot (R)
Julie Stokes (R)
Joseph Lopinto (R)
Clay Schexnayder (R)
Cameron Henry (R)
Robert Billiot (D)
Patrick Connick (R)

Bryan Adams (R)
Chris Broadwater (R)
Girod Jackson (D)
Johnny Berthelot (R)
Timothy "Tim" Burns (R)
Greg Cromer (R)
Walt Leger (D)
Tom Willmott (R)
Helena Moreno (D)
Nicholas Lorusso (R)
Sherman Q. Mack (R)
Terry Landry (D)
Jared Brossett (D)
Neil Abramson (D)
Wesley T. Bishop (D)
Austin Badon (D)
Edward James (D)
Jeff Arnold (D)
Ray Garofalo (R)
Paul Hollis (R)
Chris Leopold (R)

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