Central Louisiana News

Congresswoman Julia Letlow addressed her constituents recently through a series of tweets, discussing several topical issues pertinent to Louisiana's 5th District. A longstanding representative since 2021, Letlow highlighted events and deadlines while providing information relevant to her audience.

On April 15, 2025, Letlow alerted high school students to the imminent deadline for submissions to the 5th District Congressional Art Competition. She directed interested participants to "find drop off or mailing information here" via an online link for further details.

Later that same day, Congresswoman Letlow expressed her honor in addressing "a group of star students from area high schools at the annual Ouachita Scholars Banquet." During her speech delivered on April 15, 2025, she motivated the upcoming graduates to "always pursue Joy through service to others." More about her address and sentiments towards the students can be accessed here.

Additionally, Letlow reminded her constituents about the tax filing deadline on April 15, 2025, indicating potential financial implications if certain tax cuts expire. She warned that "if the Trump Tax Cuts expire at the end of the year, the average taxpayer in Louisiana’s 5th District will see a 24% tax increase." Letlow reiterated her commitment to supporting "President Trump’s agenda and cut taxes for working" individuals, details of which are shared through her tweet.

Julia Letlow has served in the U.S. Congress, representing Louisiana's 5th District, since 2021. She replaced Ralph Abraham and previously served in the Louisiana House of Representatives.