God, Country, and
Common Sense.
I was arrested protesting 14 times. I’ve endured dog bites, tear gas and fire hoses. America survived and so did I... So have you. America is the greatest nation ever conceived by man.
My Grandfather was a slave..
His Grandson graduated from Rutgers, in Law. His Granddaughter is the first black woman to graduate from LSU Medical and is the head of Neonatal ICU at Texas Children’s Hospital and teaches Medicine at Baylor Med School. You can succeed with just hard work, it’s easier if you’re educated.
I have always enjoyed serving people. I never did it for the money. My business interests were for that. I am not your traditional ‘politician!’
I have practiced Law in Lousiana for 40 years. Before that, I practiced Civil Rights Law for 12 years. I have traveled the world extensively, speak multiple languages and have enjoyed the pleasure of being extremely well read. Trust me, I know the world, but I’m not of it!
I served a term in the House and two in the Senate. In 2015, I was a favorite to win a third Senate term. But, I knew I was going to run for Congress in 2016. I stood down from the Senate. I knew I would not be able to serve my constituents while running for Congress. I believe it is all about Public Service.
End America’s Forever Wars.
Bring our Troops home! Finally.
Make peace by showing strength.
Build the greatest military in history.
About Elbert Guillory
Elbert Guillory’s remarkable journey from a young activist in the Civil Rights Movement to a Vietnam-era veteran, an esteemed lawyer, and an influential lawmaker spans decades of unwavering dedication to justice and public service.
With experience that ranges from leading state agencies to serving in the Louisiana Senate and being honored in the Louisiana Justice Hall of Fame, Elbert’s story is one of relentless commitment to his community, state, and country.
Discover the full story of a man who has devoted his life to making a difference—both in Louisiana and across the nation.
Why am I a Republican?
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