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← Rundown2026 Louisiana House race — Cleo Fields's seat

2026 election · U.S. House

2026 Louisiana House race — Cleo Fields's seat

Incumbent: Cleo Fields (Democrat)

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  • Cleo Fields
    Cleo Fields

    Democrat · Incumbent

    Stated positions (8) ▾
    • Civil Justice/Tort Reform: Opposed sweeping tort reform legislation that would have made it harder for injured individuals to sue and receive compensation. [1]
    • Economy & Jobs: Campaigned on raising the federal minimum wage and promoting economic development and education initiatives. [1]
    • Federal Budget & Taxation: Opposes the 2025 federal budget bill, criticizing it for cutting health care and food assistance for the poor while providing tax breaks to wealthy Americans. [1]

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  • Government Reform/Executive Power: Publicly criticized President Trump's actions as unconstitutional and warned they are moving the country toward a 'dictatorship'. [1][2]
  • Health Care: Opposes cuts to Medicaid and health care programs included in the federal budget, warning of coverage losses for constituents and strain on rural hospitals. [1]
  • Immigration: Criticizes Trump administration immigration enforcement actions, including ICE tactics and student visa terminations, as unconstitutional and harmful, while previously voting for 1996 immigration enforcement legislation. [1][2][3]
  • LGBTQ+ Rights: Opposed legislation restricting women's sports participation to biologically female athletes, citing concerns for transgender youth and discrimination. [1][2]
  • Reproductive Rights: Has generally voted to support abortion rights, including opposing a 2022 measure restricting abortion pills, though holds a mixed voting record on the issue. [1]
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