Emily Chenevert is a Republican member of the Louisiana House of Representatives, representing District 66 in parts of East Baton Rouge Parish. She was elected on November 18, 2023, and has served since January 8, 2024, with eligibility through the 2032 term. Born and raised in Leesville, Louisiana, she resides in Baton Rouge with her husband Shane and their four children. Her occupation is a media and communications consultant, assisting non-profits and churches with live trainings, conferences, and events. She is active in Healing Place Church, serving with the Young Adult Ministry, and serves on the Board of FCA for southern Louisiana.

Notable achievements and positions include committee assignments on Civil Law and Procedure, Health and Welfare, and Judiciary, as well as the House Select Committee on Women and Children. She is a member of the Capital Region Legislative Delegation, Louisiana Legislative Women's Caucus, and Louisiana Republican Legislative Delegation. Key votes include supporting constitutional carry , home school enrollment reforms , and infant immunization records on autopsy reports ; she opposed expanding absentee voting for incarcerated voters and HB245 abortion bill in committee.

Education

• Leesville High School.
• B.A. in Journalism, Manship School of Communications, Louisiana State University .
• Producing program for film and television, New York Film Academy.

Political Experience

Chenevert began her career at WBRZ, the ABC affiliate in Baton Rouge, as an associate producer for the morning show Tune-In. She transitioned to consulting and entered politics with her successful 2023 campaign for House District 66.