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|term_start4=January 1984
|term_start4=January 1984
|term_end4=January 1988
|term_end4=January 1988
|preceded4=John Joseph Hainkel, Jr.
|preceded4=[[John Hainkel|John Joseph Hainkel, Jr.
|succeeded4=Jimmy Dimos
|succeeded4=Jimmy Dimos
|office5=Louisiana State Representative for District 83 (Jefferson Parish)
|office5=Louisiana State Representative for District 83 (Jefferson Parish)
'''John A. Alario, Jr.''' (born September 15, 1943), is a former president of the [[Louisiana]] State Senate. A three-term state senator from Westwego in Jefferson Parish in [[suburb]]an [[New Orleans]], Alario from 1972 to 2008 was a member of the state House of Representatives and was twice the House Speaker. His successor as Senate president is [[Page Cortez]] of [[Lafayette]], who carried the support of all Republicans in the state Senate.
'''John A. Alario, Jr.''' (born September 15, 1943), is a former president of the [[Louisiana]] State Senate. A three-term state senator from Westwego in Jefferson Parish in [[suburb]]an [[New Orleans]], Alario from 1972 to 2008 was a member of the state House of Representatives and was twice the House Speaker. His successor as Senate president is [[Page Cortez]] of [[Lafayette]], who carried the support of all Republicans in the state Senate.
Along with Mallory Horne of [[Florida]], John Hainkel, Jr., of Louisiana, and Libby Mitchell of [[Maine]], Alario is one of only four persons who previously held both of the top state legislative offices, House Speaker, and Senate President in their states.
Along with Mallory Horne of [[Florida]], [[John Hainkel]] of Louisiana, and Libby Mitchell of [[Maine]], Alario is one of only four persons who previously held both of the top state legislative offices, House Speaker, and Senate President in their states.
==Background==
==Background==