👤 About James Michael Johnson
James Michael Johnson is a Republican incumbent for U.S. House, District 4 in Louisiana’s 2026 federal election cycle. Through the most recent FEC filings, the campaign has reported $21.0M raised, $12.6M spent, and $9.6M in cash on hand. Contributions break down as $12.3M from individuals and $1.8M from PACs and party committees. 4 opponents have also filed in the 2026 race.
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💰 Campaign finance
Raised$21.0M
Cash on hand$9.6M
Per FEC reports, 2026 cycle
🏁 The race for U.S. House · District 4
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James Michael Johnson (incumbent) VIEWING
Republican · $21.0M raised
5 candidates have filed with the FEC for this race.
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2026 candidate profile
James Michael Johnson
Republican · Incumbent
Running for: Louisiana House District 04
FEC pending
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Biography
James Michael Johnson is a Republican incumbent for U.S. House, District 4 in Louisiana’s 2026 federal election cycle. Through the most recent FEC filings, the campaign has reported $21.0M raised, $12.6M spent, and $9.6M in cash on hand. Contributions break down as $12.3M from individuals and $1.8M from PACs and party committees. 4 opponents have also filed in the 2026 race.
Compiled from public FEC filings and race data. A detailed profile is being expanded.
Congressional record
James Michael Johnson currently holds this seat.
FEC filing
FEC IDH6LA04138
OfficeLouisiana House District 04
PartyRepublican
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🗳 2026 Election
U.S. House — Louisiana District 04
Primary: May 16, 2026 (4 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.