Louisiana House vote

The “Provides relative to conduct that constitutes the crime of video voyeurism” (HB 265)

Official title: Provides relative to conduct that constitutes the crime of video voyeurism

Passed: 91 yes, 0 no, 14 not voting

May 20, 2026, HB 265

Verified, Checked against a second data source (Open States)

Official source: legis.la.gov

How each party voted

Republicans63 YES · 0 NO · 10 not voting
Democrats28 YES · 0 NO · 4 not voting

Yes (91)

Republicans (63)

Beryl AmedeeState Representative
Tony BacalaState Representative
Dennis BamburgState Representative
Mike BayhamState Representative
Beau BeaullieuState Representative
Stephanie BeraultState Representative
Beth BillingsState Representative
Vincent St. BlancState Representative
Doyle BoudreauxState Representative
Ryan BourriaqueState Representative
Chad BoyerState Representative
Jacob BraudState Representative
Reese BroussardState Representative
Rhonda ButlerState Representative
Dewith CarrierState Representative
Kim CarverState Representative
Emily ChenevertState Representative
Kimberly CoatesState Representative
Vincent CoxState Representative
Raymond CrewsState Representative
Daryl DeshotelState Representative
Jason DeWittState Representative
Kellee DickersonState Representative
Jessica DomangueState Representative
Michael EcholsState Representative
Kathy EdmonstonState Representative
Peter EganState Representative
Gabe FirmentState Representative
Bryan FontenotState Representative
Barbara FreibergState Representative
Jay GalleState Representative
Brett GeymannState Representative
Brian GloriosoState Representative
Troy HebertState Representative
Dodie HortonState Representative
John IllgState Representative
Mike JohnsonState Representative
Timothy KernerState Representative
Jeremy LaCombeState Representative
Jacob LandryState Representative
Shane MackState Representative
Danny McCormickState Representative
Jack McFarlandState Representative
Wayne McMahenState Representative
Dixon McMakinState Representative
Michael MelerineState Representative
Nicholas MuscarelloState Representative
Joseph OrgeronState Representative
Charles OwenState Representative
Neil RiserState Representative
Paul SawyerState Representative
Rodney SchamerhornState Representative
Laurie SchlegelState Representative
Joseph StagniState Representative
Phillip TarverState Representative
Christopher TurnerState Representative
Lauren VentrellaState Representative
Debbie VillioState Representative
Roger WilderState Representative
Jeff WileyState Representative
Mark WrightState Representative
John WybleState Representative
Jerome ZeringueState Representative

Democrats (28)

Daryl AdamsState Representative
Delisha BoydState Representative
Ken BrassState Representative
Marcus BryantState Representative
Barbara CarpenterState Representative
Robert CarterState Representative
Tehmi ChassionState Representative
Adrian FisherState Representative
Aimee FreemanState Representative
Kyle GreenState Representative
Steven JacksonState Representative

Absent (14)

Republicans (10)

Lawrence BagleyState Representative
Josh CarlsonState Representative
Phillip DeVillierState Representative
Les FarnumState Representative
Foy GadberryState Representative
Chance HenryState Representative
Stephanie HilfertyState Representative
Annie SpellState Representative

Vote data: LegiScan (opens in a new tab) (CC BY 4.0 (opens in a new tab)), checked against Open States (opens in a new tab).

Positions are copied from LegiScan. They do not show why anyone voted. How we get this data

How each party voted

YESYes (91)

Republicans (63)

Democrats (28)

ABSENTAbsent (14)

Republicans (10)

How each party voted

YESYes (91)

Republicans (63)

Democrats (28)

ABSENTAbsent (14)

Republicans (10)

Democrats (4)

Yes (91)

Absent (14)

Yes (91)

Absent (14)