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*(2) Salter's experience in professional education dates back to his work as a classroom teacher in his native Sabine Parish in 1965.
*(2) Salter's experience in professional education dates back to his work as a classroom teacher in his native Sabine Parish in 1965.
*(3) Salter initially won election to the legislature when scandal forced the resignation of [[H.M. "Mutt" Fowler]].<br>
*(3) Salter initially won election to the legislature when scandal forced the resignation of [[H.M. Fowler|H. M. "Mutt" Fowler]].<br>
*(4) The replacement of [[Democratic Party|Democratic]] precincts from Bienville Parish with parts of Vernon Parish sufficiently altered District 24 so as to allow a [[Republican Party|Republican]] to win the seat in 2007.}}
*(4) The replacement of [[Democratic Party|Democratic]] precincts from Bienville Parish with parts of Vernon Parish sufficiently altered District 24 so as to allow a [[Republican Party|Republican]] to win the seat in 2007.}}
==Selection as Speaker==
==Selection as Speaker==
In 2004, Salter was tapped by Democratic [[Governor]] [[Kathleen Blanco]] as her choice to be the 62nd Speaker of the Louisiana House to succeed [[Charles DeWitt, Jr.]], of Rapides Parish as presiding officer. He was the first person from his House district ever to be Speaker. Unlike most states, Louisiana's governor recommends a choice for Speaker, and that person is usually chosen by the full chamber.
In 2004, Salter was tapped by Democratic [[Governor]] [[Kathleen Blanco]] as her choice to be the 62nd Speaker of the Louisiana House to succeed [[Charles DeWitt]] of Rapides Parish as presiding officer. He was the first person from his House district ever to be Speaker. Unlike most states, Louisiana's governor recommends a choice for Speaker, and that person is usually chosen by the full chamber.
Considering his experience in education, Salter served on the House Education Committee and on the key committees which address the budget and financing of state government – Appropriations Committee, the Joint Legislative Committee on the Budget, and the Joint Capital Outlay Committee.
Considering his experience in education, Salter served on the House Education Committee and on the key committees which address the budget and financing of state government – Appropriations Committee, the Joint Legislative Committee on the Budget, and the Joint Capital Outlay Committee.