Conservative republican
Stephanie Hilferty
A Watchdog for Louisiana Families
Public Service Commission – District 1
Louisiana families deserve affordable, reliable electricity, and a Public Service Commission that works for the people who pay the bills.
Stephanie Hilferty is running for the Louisiana Public Service Commission to put ratepayers first, hold utility providers accountable, and demand transparency and reliability from the companies that power our state.
Leadership Rooted in Accountability
As a mom of three young children, Stephanie understands how much household budgets matter. No family should worry every month about unpredictable utility bills, and in 2026, no one should fear losing power for weeks after a storm.
The Public Service Commission exists to protect consumers. As a Conservative Republican, Stephanie is running to rein in bureaucracy and make the Commission work for the people.
A Record of Results
State Representative Stephanie Hilferty has served Louisiana in the Legislature since 2016 (10+ years of experience)
Stephanie has built her career by asking tough questions and delivering real outcomes for the people she represents.
Stephanie's accomplishments include:
Led landmark reforms of the New Orleans Sewerage & Water Board, strengthened oversight and transparency, cracked down on unfair practices, and saved ratepayers over $20 million by correcting incorrect billing through legislation.
Secured funding for critical drainage and infrastructure improvements to strengthen storm response and protect neighborhoods.
Redirected unused state funds to launch long-awaited street and road repair programs.
Fought against unnecessary tax hikes and bloated bureaucracy in Baton Rouge.
Advanced early childhood education and quality childcare solutions, including securing funding and advocating for system enhancements.
That same proven leadership is what Stephanie will bring to the Public Service Commission, serving as a watchdog for ratepayers, not a rubber stamp.
Stephanie Hilferty Named
AARP Louisiana 2025 Legislator of the Year
Proudly Endorsed by Primary Candidate Mark Wright
WHO STANDS WITH STEPHANIE HILFERTY
Lt. Governor Billy Nungesser
Senate President Cameron Henry
State Senate
Cynthia Lee Sheng
Jefferson Parish President
Sen. Patrick McMath
State Senate
Mark Wright
State Rep - St. Tammany
Scott Walker
Jefferson Parish Council At-Large
Jennifer Van Vrancken
Jefferson Parish Council At-Large
Sen. Beth Mizell
State Senate
Joe Lopinto
Jefferson Parish Sheriff
Robby Miller
Tangipahoa Parish President
Matt Jewell
St. Charles Parish President
Keith Hinkley
Plaquemines Parish President
Collin Sims
District Attorney - St. Tammany/Washington
Deano Bonano
Jefferson Parish Councilman
Jimmy Strickland
St. Tammany Parish Council
Arthur Laughlin
St. Tammany Parish Council
Cheryl Tanner
St. Tammany Parish Council
Trey Brownfield
Slidell City Council
Megan Haggerty
Slidell City Council
Tim Rogers
Slidell City Council
Kevin Vogelgantz
Mandeville City Council
Danny Riehm
Kenner City Council
Joey LaHatte
Kenner City Council
Joe Stagni
State Rep - Jefferson
Vincent Cox
State Rep - Jefferson
John Illg
State Rep - Jefferson
Brian Glorioso
State Rep - St. Tammany
Stephanie Berault
State Rep - St. Tammany
Kim Carver
State Rep - St. Tammany
Peter Egan
State Rep - St. Tammany
Kim Coates
State Rep - Tangipahoa
Nicky Muscarello
State Rep - Tangipahoa
Roger Wilder
State Rep - Livingston
Jeff Wily
State Rep - Livingston
Shane Mack
State Rep - Livingston/Tangipahoa
Mike Bayham
State Rep - St. Bernard
Jacob Braud
State Rep - Plaquemines
John Wyble
State Rep - Washington
Randy Fandal
Slidell Mayor
Orleans Parish Republican Executive Committee
Tangipahoa Parish Republican Executive Committee
Greater New Orleans Republicans (GNOR) PAC
LA Family Forum Award (2016, 2019, 2021)
Stand with Stephanie Hilferty
as she fights for fair utility rates, reliable service, and accountability for Louisiana families.
Republican Runoff: Saturday, June 27
Early Voting: June 12-20
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