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Creating an Inclusive Economy Starts with Investing in Louisianans

Our state must make budget and policy decisions that help communities thrive and put the needs of Louisianans first. By prioritizing our communities, workers, children and families, Louisiana can create a stronger and more inclusive economy that betters the lives of all its people.

Investing in the people of Louisiana will make our state stronger, fairer and more competitive. But no investment is possible without funding. If we want to build a stronger Louisiana for generations to come, we must create an equitable, sustainable tax system that provides the revenue we need to invest in our workers, our children, our families and our communities.

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Inclusive Policy

We focus on policies that invest in the people of our state and enable all Louisianans to thrive.

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Communities

Protect the well-being of Louisiana’s communities and eliminate the barriers that keep too many of us from opportunity.

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Workers

Allow Louisiana’s workers to get their fair share of the state’s prosperity.

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Children & Families

Ensure that all Louisiana children have access to the education and services they need for a bright future.

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A Fair Economy

Eliminate the systemic racial and gender barriers that have created inequity in our communities to allow Louisianans to prosper.

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The governor's plan will mainly benefit corporations and the wealthy, while working and middle-class families will pay more for services and products we use every day such as diapers, garbage collection, haircuts and home repairs. Louisiana’s tax system certainly needs to be improved, but this is the wrong way to do it.
Gov. Jeff Landry has called the Legislature into a special session to overhaul Louisiana’s tax structure.