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==List of Fraud Squad members==
[[Moderate Republicans]]:<br>
*[[Larry Bagley]]
*[[Beau Beaullieu]]
*[[Stuart Bishop]]
*[[Ryan Bourriaque]] 
*[[R. Dewith Carrier]]
*[[Jean-Paul Coussan]]
*[[Paula Davis]]
*[[Stephen Dwight]] (since resigned and succeeded by the conservative [[Brett Geymann]])
*[[Les Farnum]]
*[[Ray Garofalo]] (Garofalo was betrayed by Schnexyader in 2021 regarding false claims of racism in the House Education Committee leveled against him by the Black Caucus and Republican colleague Stephanie Hilferty. He was handily defeated for reelection by a Democrat-turned-Republican, Troy Hebert.)
*[[Stephanie Hilferty]]
*[[Mike Pete Huval]]
*[[Barry Ivey]]
*[[Tanner Magee]]
*[[Royce Wayne McMahen]]
*[[Gregory A. Miller]]
*[[Buddy Mincey, Jr.]]
*[[Clay Schexnayder]]
*[[Joe Stagni]]
*[[John Stefanski]]
*[[Vincent St. Blanc]], III
*[[Chris Turner (Louisiana politician)|Chris Turner]]
*[[Jerome Zeringue]]

Two [[Independent voter|Independents]]<br>
*[[Roy Daryl Adams]], switched to Democrat for the 2023 reelection race
*[[Joseph Marino]]<ref>[[Moon Griffon]] Facebook page.</ref>

More than half of the Fraud Squad was reelected in the primary held on October 24, 2023, including Roy Daryl Adams, Larry Bagley, Beau Beaullieu, Ryan Bourriaque, R. Dewith Carrier, Les Farnum, Paula Davis, Stephanie Hilferty, Royce McMahen, Gregory Miller, Vincent St. Blanc, Joe Stagni, Chris Turner, and Jerome Zeringue. Representative Buddy Mincey, Jr., was defeated by conservative Republican [[Valarie Hodges]] in a race for the state Senate, as was Barry Ivey in his failed challenge to Representative [[Rick Edmonds]]. Outgoing Speaker Clay Schnexnayder finished fourth in the statewide race for secretary of state. John Stefanski lost in his bid for state attorney general to succeed incoming Governor [[Jeff Landry]].

It is unclear if the Fraud Squad, reduced in its ranks, can again thwart their party's choice for House Speaker when the next sesswion begins in January 2024.