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Mike Johnson

Mike Johnson

RRepublicanLA-4 · Representative
OverviewStatementsBillsFinanceVotesElections
2
Wins
1
Losses
3
Races

2018

House · LA-04
Won
RMike JohnsonWinner
139,326 votes64.2%
RMike JohnsonWinner
139,326 votes64.2%
DRyan Trundle
72,934 votes33.6%
DRyan Trundle
72,934 votes33.6%
nMark David Halverson
4,612 votes2.1%
nMark David Halverson
4,612 votes2.1%

In the 2018 House race for LA-04, Mike Johnson (R) won with 64.2% of the vote, defeating Ryan Trundle (D) who received 33.6%. A third candidate also appeared on the ballot. Mike Johnson's 30.6-point advantage over the runner-up confirmed a comfortable win.

This was an open-seat race with no incumbent running — John Fleming (R) previously held the seat. Open seats typically attract stronger candidates and heavier spending from both parties. As a Republican, Mike Johnson won despite the historical midterm penalty against the president's party (Republican Trump was in office).

2018

House · LA-04
Won
RMike JohnsonWinner
139,326 votes64.2%
RMike JohnsonWinner
139,326 votes64.2%
DRyan Trundle
72,934 votes33.6%
DRyan Trundle
72,934 votes33.6%
nMark David Halverson
4,612 votes2.1%
nMark David Halverson
4,612 votes2.1%

2016

House · LA-04
Lost
RMike Johnson
87,370 votes32.5%
RMike Johnson
87,370 votes32.5%
RRalph Trey Baucum
50,412 votes18.8%
RRalph Trey Baucum
50,412 votes18.8%
DMarshall Jones
46,579 votes17.3%
DMarshall Jones
46,579 votes17.3%
ROliver Jenkins
44,521 votes16.6%
ROliver Jenkins
44,521 votes16.6%
RElbert Guillory
21,017 votes7.8%
RElbert Guillory
21,017 votes7.8%
RRick John
13,220 votes4.9%
RRick John
13,220 votes4.9%
nMark David Halverson
3,149 votes1.2%
nMark David Halverson
3,149 votes1.2%
nKenneth J. Krefft
2,493 votes0.9%
nKenneth J. Krefft
2,493 votes0.9%