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|office=Louisiana Insurance Commissioner​

|office=Louisiana Insurance Commissioner​

|term_start=February 15, 2006​

|term_start=February 15, 2006​

|term_end=​

|term_end=​January 2024

|preceded=J. Robert Wooley​

|preceded=J. Robert Wooley​

|succeeded=

|succeeded=Tim Temple

|office2=Louisiana State Representative for Jefferson Parish​

|office2=Louisiana State Representative for Jefferson Parish​

|term_start2=1982​

|term_start2=1982​

In April 2019, Temple called upon Donelon to return a $20,000 contribution from Greg Lindberg, who is alleged to have engaged in [[bribery]] with [[North Carolina]] Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey. Temple expressed "shock" over the matter and said "the people of Louisiana deserve to know the full truth about the connection between Jim Donelon and Greg Lindberg. People are tired of the insider politics and backroom deals of career politicians. The ratepayers and citizens deserve lower costs and clean government. I am running to do that in Louisiana.”<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.templeforlouisiana.com/campaign-calls-on-commissioner|title=Tim Temple Campaign Calls on Commissioner Jim Donelon to Return $20,000 in Campaign Contributions from Greg Lindberg after Bribery Arrest|publisher=Templeforlouisiana.com|date=April 2, 2019|accessdate=August 15, 2019}}</ref>

In April 2019, Temple called upon Donelon to return a $20,000 contribution from Greg Lindberg, who is alleged to have engaged in [[bribery]] with [[North Carolina]] Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey. Temple expressed "shock" over the matter and said "the people of Louisiana deserve to know the full truth about the connection between Jim Donelon and Greg Lindberg. People are tired of the insider politics and backroom deals of career politicians. The ratepayers and citizens deserve lower costs and clean government. I am running to do that in Louisiana.”<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.templeforlouisiana.com/campaign-calls-on-commissioner|title=Tim Temple Campaign Calls on Commissioner Jim Donelon to Return $20,000 in Campaign Contributions from Greg Lindberg after Bribery Arrest|publisher=Templeforlouisiana.com|date=April 2, 2019|accessdate=August 15, 2019}}</ref>

Donelon is seeking re-election in the 2023 nonpartisan blanket primary.

Donelon did not seek re-election in the 2023 nonpartisan blanket primary; the sole candidate who filed was Republican Tim Temple, who challenged Donelon in 2019..

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