Brett Geymann
American politician
Brett F. Geymann is an American politician serving as a member of the Louisiana House of Representatives from the 35th district.
Political career
Geymann first served in the Louisiana House from 2004 to 2016, after which he was term-limited. He returned to office in 2021 after the resignation of Stephen Dwight.
Legislative Actions
Geymann has introduced measures to reform state budget practices and addressing local issues such as escaped crawfish from cultivation ponds. His legislative record includes strong stances on abortion, education, and business-related policies.
Other bills supported by Geymann focus on fiscal responsibility, conservative policies, wildlife management and state budget practices.
Political positions
Geymann has been a vocal opponent of the Common Core State Standards Initiative.
Election history
Geymann's political career includes a failed bid for Louisiana's 3rd congressional district in 2016 and an unsuccessful attempt for a state Senate seat in 2019. Geymann currently serves in the Louisiana House of Representatives.
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