Louisiana 2017 Regular Session

Louisiana House Bill HR142

Introduced
5/22/17  

Caption

Commends Regan Eimann Davis, Pre-Teen Princess Louisiana

Impact

The resolution aims to inspire other young people to engage in similar pursuits, bringing attention to the valuable life skills and personal growth that can be gained through participation in pageantry. Regan's involvement in her community, particularly through fundraising activities for the American Cancer Society, exemplifies how pageant participants often contribute positively to important causes. This recognition subsequently promotes the ideals of community service and advocacy among youth in Louisiana.

Summary

House Resolution No. 142 commends Regan Eimann Davis for her achievements as the reigning Pre-Teen Princess Louisiana. Regan's dedication and talent were highlighted following her impressive performance in the pageantry; she had previously secured the title of 1st Runner Up in 2015 and ultimately achieved the crown in 2016. The resolution not only recognizes her accomplishments in various categories such as fitness and talent but also emphasizes her role as a model for youth in her community.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding HR142 is overwhelmingly positive, honoring Regan for her hard work and achievements. Supporters of the resolution appreciate the significance of recognizing youth who strive for excellence and develop leadership skills early. The commendation reflects a shared pride in local talent and the potential impact of pageantry on personal development.

Contention

As a resolution of commendation, HR142 lacks significant points of contention typically associated with legislative bills affecting law or policy. However, discussions may arise around the underlying values of pageantry and its relevance in today’s youth culture. Overall, the resolution serves to unite the community in support of its young representatives while showcasing individual accomplishments that resonate with broader societal values.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

LA HR122

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LA HR17

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LA SR71

Commends Olivia Daigle on her achievement of being crowned the 2025-2026 Louisiana State Queen Sugar at the Louisiana Sugar Cane Festival in New Iberia.

LA HR195

Designates April 27, 2026, as Louisiana Young Heroes Day at the state capitol and commends the Louisiana Public Broadcasting 2026 Louisiana Young Heroes

LA HR73

Commends the Belles of the Boot musical group for its contributions to Louisiana's rich musical traditions

LA HR271

Commends Alexandra Gramby on being named Louisiana's first national Miss Juneteenth

LA HR114

Commends Hannuh Ray of Livingston, Louisiana, on being named 2026 National Little Miss International Girl Queen

LA HR74

Designates April 28, 2025, as Louisiana Young Heroes Day at the state capitol and commends the Louisiana Public Broadcasting 2025 Louisiana Young Heroes

LA HR62

Commends and congratulates Sydney Alexandra LaFleur on her outstanding accomplishments

LA HR30

Commends Wanda Theresa Anderson Davis for her professional accomplishments

Similar Bills

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