Conservative Christian Sworn In As Louisiana Governor

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Conservative Christian former Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry was sworn in Sunday as the state’s 57th governor, replacing Democrat John Bel Edwards.

Landry officially won his election in October 2023 with 52 percent of the vote. His win comes off the back of a career dedicated to public service, pro-life, and pro-Christian values. He was in favor of the state’s 2022 abortion ban, against COVID-19 mandates, and is working to ban transgender surgeries aimed at children, according to the Washington Stand.

“Today’s election says that our state is united,” Landry said in 2023. “It’s a wake-up call and it’s a message that everyone should hear loud and clear, that we the people in this state are going to expect more out of our government from here on out.” (LEARN MORE: ‘Bidenomics’ Is Hurting Voters)

People Who Support Landry

Speaker of the House Mike Johnson attended the new governor’s inauguration, writing in a press release: “Governor Landry has been a longtime friend and champion for the people of Louisiana, and he will serve our state with dignity and a steadfast commitment as he tackles the many challenges we face.” The Speaker hopes to work with Landry to make Louisiana “the best place to work, live, and start a family.” (LEARN MORE: Youngest GOP Senator Shares Shocking Real-Life Story)

Family Research Council and host of Washington Watch Tony Perkins also spoke in favor of Landry, saying: “If you believe it, say it. And if it’s really who you are, you should not, quite frankly, you can’t hold it back. And this is who Jeff is. He spoke it. He was unafraid of it.”

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