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Democrat
Matt Gromlich

Overview

Current roleEducator

PartyDemocratic

Political ideologyProgressive Democrat

LocationLouisiana

BackgroundEducator

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Notable personal detailsMatthew Gromlich is a Democratic candidate for the U.S. House of Representatives in Louisiana’s 4th Congressional District in the 2026 cycle. He has described himself as a Shreveport educator and researcher and is running against incumbent Rep. Mike Johnson. He has an active principal campaign committee registered with the Federal Election Commission for LA-04.

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Positions

LiberalConservative

Economy & Taxes

Supports expanding tax credits to lower costs for families and prioritizing federal spending for domestic needs like schools, childcare, and small business growth rather than corporate subsidies or foreign aid.

Healthcare

Supports making healthcare more affordable through measures such as expanding tax credits, capping insurance rate hikes, and holding corporations accountable for price gouging to reduce costs for families.

News

AINews Summary
Last updatedJul 15, 2026

Matt Gromlich is in the news because Louisiana’s congressional map has been redrawn, with lawmakers approving a new plan that is expected to favor Republicans and could still face legal challenges. The changes come after the Supreme Court struck down the previous map and forced delays in the state’s House elections. The new map would eliminate one majority-Black district and leave the state with a 5-1 Republican advantage in its U.S. House delegation.

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Endorsements

LA-04 Democratic nominee?

Endorsers of Matt Gromlich for LA-04 Democratic nominee?

Brad Cooney

Public figure

Brad Cooney endorsed Matt Gromlich for Congress.

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Fundraising

Latest report: Cycle 2026
Total raisedCash on hand
$234.8K
$176.1K
$117.4K
$58.7K
$0

2026

Latest
Year
Total raised
Cash on hand
Total spent
Burn rate

Cycle 2026

$234.8K
$8.3K
$226.5K
$12.6K

Source: FEC

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