Key Issues
Louisiana First. Louisiana’s Choice.
Our Culture - Our Economy - Our Land
#BetterTheBoot with #TeamTia
“My voice is OUR voice, Louisiana.”
- Tia LeBrun
No matter your political party, Tia LeBrun believes your voice deserves to be heard.
Partisan politics should stay within party business. When someone is elected to serve, their responsibility is to represent the people — not a political party.
Tia believes Louisiana families deserve leadership that listens, works across differences, and focuses on real solutions that improve the lives of our communities.
Together, we can build a Louisiana where everyone has the opportunity to live better and thrive.
Let’s put Louisiana First.
#TeamTia Supports:
Restoring responsible leadership
Affordable living
Economic opportunity
Pride in our communities
Our Culture
“South Louisiana’s culture isn’t something you can replicate anywhere else. It lives in our bayous, our music, our food, and the traditions families pass down from one generation to the next.”
“Our culture is built on community — neighbors helping neighbors, families gathering around the table, and generations who have worked the land and water to build a life here.”
“Our culture deserves to be protected. That means preserving our coast, supporting our fishermen and small businesses, and making sure the communities that built South Louisiana can continue to call it home.”
“From the bayous to our small towns and cities, our culture is the soul of Louisiana. Protecting it means protecting the people, traditions, and heritage that make this region unlike anywhere else in the world.”
Our Economy
“South Louisiana’s economy has always been built on hard work — from the energy industry to our fisheries, small businesses, and family farms.”
“Our communities thrive when we support the industries that power our region while creating new opportunities for the next generation.”
“We must protect and strengthen good-paying jobs in energy, seafood, agriculture, and small business while investing in infrastructure, innovation, and emerging industries that will keep Louisiana competitive.”
“A strong economy means families can afford to stay in the communities they love, businesses can grow, and young people can build their future right here in South Louisiana.”
Our Land
“Our land is more than geography — it’s our home, our protection, and the foundation of our way of life.”
“Louisiana’s coast is disappearing faster than anywhere in the nation. Protecting our wetlands and restoring our coast is essential to preserving our communities, our fisheries, and our culture.”
“We must work together — local leaders, industry, and federal partners — to invest in coastal restoration, hurricane protection, and infrastructure that keeps our communities safe.”
“Protecting our land means protecting our future. The decisions we make today will determine whether the next generation can continue to live, work, and raise their families in South Louisiana.”