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Jean-Paul Philip Coussan
Louisiana State Senator for
District 23
Assumed office
January 8, 2024
Louisiana House of Representatives
Preceded by Louisiana State Representative for
District 45 (Lafayette Parish)

Jean-Paul Philip Coussan

20162024
Succeeded by
Louisiana State Senate
Preceded by Louisiana State Senator for
District 23

Jean-Paul Philip Coussan

2024
Succeeded by
Incumbent