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SR 51

SPECIAL DAY/WEEK/MONTH: Recognizes March 31, 2026, as Louisiana Federation of Republican Women Day at the Louisiana State Capitol.

2026 Regular Session Introduced by Rick Edmonds

Designates March 31, 2026 as a ceremonial day at the Louisiana State Capitol to commend the Louisiana Federation of Republican Women for its civic engagement and history.

Enrolled. Signed by the President of the Senate and sent to the Secretary of State by the Secretary of the Senate on 4/2/2026.
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Bill Summary · SR 51

Summary of Bill: SR 51 (Louisiana, 2026)

Purpose and intent

  • Recognizes and commends the Louisiana Federation of Republican Women (LFRW).
  • designates March 31, 2026, as “Louisiana Federation of Republican Women Day” at the Louisiana State Capitol.
  • Serves as a ceremonial honor, acknowledging the contributions of LFRW to the democratic process and civic engagement.

Key provisions and changes

  • Formal designation: The Senate resolves to designate March 31, 2026, as a special day at the Capitol honoring LFRW.
  • Commendation: The resolution commends LFRW for its history, mission, and activities, including its role within the National Federation of Republican Women and its local clubs, conferences, and initiatives.
  • Official communication: Requires that a copy of the resolution be transmitted to Roby Dyer, President of the Louisiana Federation of Republican Women.

Who is affected

  • Louisiana Federation of Republican Women and its members (and associated clubs and activities).
  • The Louisiana State Capitol and its ceremonial programming for designated days.
  • The general public may become aware of LFRW’s work through the designation.

Procedural and timeline aspects

  • Introduced in the Louisiana Senate during the 2026 Regular Session.
  • Actions recorded: Rules suspended, read by title, adopted, enrolled, signed by the President of the Senate, and sent to the Secretary of State (April 2–7, 2026 actions noted in the record).
  • Sponsor: Senator Rick Edmonds (also listed as co-sponsor).

Notable details

  • The bill is strictly ceremonial and does not create new programs, funding, or statutory changes.
  • It emphasizes long-standing involvement of LFRW (chartered in 1953; part of the National Federation of Republican Women; over 1,800 members and 35 local clubs in Louisiana).

impact

  • Minimal fiscal impact (no funding appropriated).
  • Serves as a formal recognition gesture that may enhance visibility for LFRW and its civic engagement activities within the state.

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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