Martin remained in office as a Democrat until his death in 1929; the district became more competitive for the Republicans later in the 20th century, in 1972 electing Dave Treen Louisiana's first Republican congressman since Reconstruction.
The district became more competitive for the Republicans later in the 20th century, in 1972 electing Dave Treen Louisiana's first Republican congressman since Reconstruction. Martin remained in office as a Democrat until his death in 1929.
Martin remained in office as a Democrat until his death in 1929. The district became more competitive for the Republicans later in the 20th century, in 1972 electing Dave Treen Louisiana's first Republican congressman since Reconstruction.
Martin remained in office as a Democrat until his death in 1929. The district became more competitive for the Republicans later in the 20th century, in 1972 electing Dave Treen Louisiana's first Republican congressman since Reconstruction.