Gary Chambers is running to unseat Republican John Kennedy on a platform centered around cannabis legalization, economic aid, voting rights, and Medicare for All
“Passing economic aid for the people of Louisiana like the Build Back Better Act, guaranteeing the voting rights of all US Citizens through voting reform initiatives, and advocating for Medicare for All at a national level so that no one has to go without proper medical care” are all points of focus,
his campaign said in a statement provided to“No Louisianan is alone, there are more of us ready to help our neighbors and lift our communities to give us all a fair shot at a bright future and prosperous life here in this state,” Chambers added. “If we work together, we can bring real change to Louisiana.”
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