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{{Infobox officeholder  

{{Infobox officeholder  

| name=Edward Clark Gaudin​

| name=Edward Clark Gaudin​

| office=[[Louisiana]] State Representative for<br> District 69 (East Baton Rouge Parish)​

| office=[[Louisiana]] State Representative for<br> District 69 (East Baton Rouge Parish)​

[[Louisiana]], USA​<br>

[[Louisiana]], USA​<br>

Resident of [[Baton Rouge]], Louisiana

Resident of [[Baton Rouge]], Louisiana

| alma_mater=[[Louisiana State University]]<br>​

| alma_mater=[[Louisiana State University]]​

LSU Law Center​

LSU Law Center​

| religion=[[Roman Catholic]]​

| religion=[[Roman Catholic]]​

| occupation=[[Attorney]]​

| occupation=[[Attorney]]​

| spouse=(1) Marianne Hurst Gaudin (died 1992)<br>​

| spouse=(1) Marianne Hurst Gaudin (died 1992)​

(2) Shirley Armetta Gaudin (married 1994)​

(2) Shirley Armetta Gaudin (married 1994)​

|children=Todd E. Gaudin<br>​

|children=Todd E. Gaudin​

Allison Maria Asby<br>​

Allison Maria Asby<br>​

Dana Angelle Gaudin​}}

Dana Angelle Gaudin​}}

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==Medical marijuana bill==​

==Medical marijuana bill==​

In his last legislative session, Gaudin attempted to revive Louisiana's medical [[marijuana]] law.<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://www.mpp.org/LA/news_2000.html|archiveurl=http://web.archive.org/web/20021125162636/http://www.mpp.org/LA/news_2000.html|archivedate=2002-11-25|title=The Best Medicine?|publisher=Gambit Weekly via Marijuana Policy Project|date=November 5, 2002|author=Eileen Loh Harrist|quote=In 1991, another lawmaker took a stab at reviving Louisiana's medical-marijuana law. Rep. Clark Gaudin, R-Baton Rouge, introduced the bill after a young man rolled into Gaudin's office in his wheelchair to talk to the lawmaker about his reliance on pot.|accessdate=August 31, 2008}}</ref>​}​

In his last legislative session, Gaudin attempted to revive Louisiana's medical [[marijuana]] law.<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://www.mpp.org/LA/news_2000.html|archiveurl=http://web.archive.org/web/20021125162636/http://www.mpp.org/LA/news_2000.html|archivedate=2002-11-25|title=The Best Medicine?|publisher=Gambit Weekly via Marijuana Policy Project|date=November 5, 2002|author=Eileen Loh Harrist|quote=In 1991, another lawmaker took a stab at reviving Louisiana's medical-marijuana law. Rep. Clark Gaudin, R-Baton Rouge, introduced the bill after a young man rolled into Gaudin's office in his wheelchair to talk to the lawmaker about his reliance on pot.|accessdate=October 21, 2019}}</ref>​}​

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==Right-to-work legislation==​

==Right-to-work legislation==​