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2.9%chance to win
Candidate Overview
Key details about the candidate’s background, party, office sought and current campaign.
Current roleTV host
GenderFemale
LocationLouisiana
BackgroundTV host
Notable personal detailsRenada Collins is a Democratic candidate for the U.S. House in Louisiana’s 2nd Congressional District in 2026. She previously ran as an independent (no party) candidate for mayor of New Orleans in 2025. She has worked in media as a TV host with Bigg Mouth Media Group.
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Political Positions
Healthcare
Campaign materials state a goal to increase access to healthcare in the district and to address lack of healthcare as part of broader anti-poverty initiatives, but do not lay out specific policy proposals (e.g., support for Medicare for All, a public option, or market-based reforms).
Immigration & Border
Public materials and local voter guides do not present a clear, comprehensive position on national immigration or border policy. Local coverage of Renada Collins’s campaigns includes at least one report that she opposed translating government documents into other languages, which suggests a preference for English-only local government communications but does not outline broader federal immigration or border enforcement policies. Overall the available sources provide limited and sometimes critical commentary rather than a detailed policy platform on immigration or border control.
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Climate & Energy
Renada Collins’s public materials and local coverage mention city-level sustainability actions such as adding composting and recycling services and investing in climate-resilient stormwater infrastructure, but do not present a detailed climate or energy policy (no clear positions on emissions targets, fossil fuels, or major clean-energy legislation).
Latest News
Renada Collins is running in Louisiana’s 2nd Congressional District Democratic primary against Rep. Troy Carter. The race is drawing attention because no Republicans are running, so the Democratic primary winner is expected to win the seat. Recent coverage has also focused on Louisiana’s redrawn congressional map and the confusion around the state’s new primary rules and canceled House elections.
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