Jim Donelon

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Jim Donelon
Insurance Commissioner of Louisiana
In office February 15, 2006 –January 8, 2024

Louisiana House of Representatives
Preceded by Charles Grisbaum	Member of the Louisiana House of Representatives from the 88th district 1982–2001	Succeeded by Tom Capella
Party political offices
Preceded by Lyle Stocksill	Republican nominee for U.S. Senator from Louisiana (Class 3) 1998	Succeeded by David Vitter
Preceded by Daniel G. Kyle	Republican nominee for Louisiana Insurance Commissioner 2007	Succeeded by Tim Temple
Political offices
Preceded by J. Robert Wooley	Insurance Commissioner of Louisiana 2006–2024	Succeeded by Tim Temple