Doyle Boudreaux is a Republican State Representative for Louisiana House District 39, which includes parts of Lafayette Parish. A native of Scott, Louisiana, he entered politics after serving as a Scott City Councilman and successfully running for the District 39 seat following Representative Julie Emerson's departure to become Governor Jeff Landry's chief of staff. He has earned a legislative scorecard rating of 6/10 from Citizens for a New Louisiana.

Education and Political Experience

Specific details on Boudreaux's formal education are not detailed in available records. His professional background includes 25 years in the fire service, with leadership in hazardous materials emergency response and 16 years as vice president of the Firefighters Association, advocating for firefighters in Baton Rouge legislative sessions. He also owns small businesses in machine fabrication, trucking, and logistics. Notable positions include his current role on the Louisiana House of Representatives for the 2024-2028 term, with offices in Carencro and Baton Rouge.