Ryan Gatti

Ryan Gatti

Member of the Louisiana Senate from the 36th district
Incumbent
Assumed office January 11, 2016
Preceded by	Robert Adley
Personal details
Political party	Republican
Spouse(s)	Susan
Children	4
Residence	Bossier City, Louisiana
Alma mater	Louisiana State University
Religion	Baptist

Ryan Gatti is an American lawyer and Republican member of the Louisiana Senate, serving since 2016.^[1] He previously ran for the state House in 2003, and serves as Vice President of the Bossier Parish Republican Party.

Personal life

Gatti and his wife, Susan Lockhart, have 4 daughters; Katherine, Elizabeth, Rebecca, and Charlotte.^[1]

References

1 2 "Ryan Gatti's Biography". Project VoteSmart. Retrieved November 8, 2016.

External links

Members of the Louisiana State Senate

President of the Senate: John Alario (R) President pro Tempore: Gerald Long (R) Parliamentarian: Danny Martiny (R)

Sharon Hewitt (R) Troy E. Brown (D) Jean-Paul Morrell (D) Wesley T. Bishop (D) Karen Carter Peterson (D) Bodi White (R) Troy Carter (D) John Alario (R) Conrad Appel (R) Danny Martiny (R) Jack Donahue (R) Beth Mizell (R) Dale M. Erdey (R) Yvonne Dorsey-Colomb (D) Regina Barrow (D) Dan Claitor (R) Rick Ward, III (R) Eddie J. Lambert (R) Gary Smith Jr. (D) Norby Chabert (R) Bret Allain (R) Fred H. Mills Jr. (R) Page Cortez (R) Gerald Boudreaux (D) Dan Morrish (R) Jonathan W. Perry (R) Ronnie Johns (R) Eric LaFleur (D) Jay Luneau (D) John R. Smith (R) Gerald Long (R) Neil Riser (R) Mike Walsworth (R) Francis C. Thompson (D) James R. Fannin (R) Ryan Gatti (R) Barrow Peacock (R) John Milkovich (D) Gregory Tarver (D)

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