👤 About Julia Letlow
Julia Letlow is a Republican candidate for U.S. Senate in Louisiana’s 2026 federal election cycle. The campaign committee, JULIA LETLOW FOR LOUISIANA, is registered in BATON ROUGE, LA, with THOMAS, SHEA listed as treasurer. Through the most recent FEC filings, the campaign has reported $6.2M raised, $4.8M spent, and $1.4M in cash on hand. Contributions break down as $1.4M from individuals and $824K from PACs and party committees. The race’s incumbent is Republican William Cassidy.
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💰 Campaign finance
Raised$6.2M
Cash on hand$1.4M
Per FEC reports, 2026 cycle
🏁 The race for U.S. Senate
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Republican · $6.2M raised
21 candidates have filed with the FEC for this race.
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2026 candidate profile
Julia Letlow
Republican · Challenger
Running for: Louisiana U.S. Senate
✓ Won 2026 primary
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Biography
Julia Letlow is a Republican candidate for U.S. Senate in Louisiana’s 2026 federal election cycle. The campaign committee, JULIA LETLOW FOR LOUISIANA, is registered in BATON ROUGE, LA, with THOMAS, SHEA listed as treasurer. Through the most recent FEC filings, the campaign has reported $6.2M raised, $4.8M spent, and $1.4M in cash on hand. Contributions break down as $1.4M from individuals and $824K from PACs and party committees. The race’s incumbent is Republican William Cassidy.
Compiled from public FEC filings and race data. A detailed profile is being expanded.
FEC filing
FEC IDS6LA00664
OfficeLouisiana U.S. Senate
PartyRepublican
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🗳 2026 Election
U.S. Senate — Louisiana
Primary: May 16, 2026 (3 months ago)
· General: November 3, 2026
Senate primary/runoff only — House primaries were suspended after Louisiana v. Callais and rescheduled as an all-party primary on the Nov. 3 general election date, with a Dec. 12 runoff if needed.