State Rep. Jeremy LaCombe revealed his switch in party affiliation to the Republican Party, as reported by The Advocate, a Louisiana-based newspaper, on Monday.
The cause of LaCombe's departure has yet to be disclosed, but this latest move marks the second Louisiana Democrat to switch parties in less than a month, and the third in the country after a state lawmaker from North Carolina did the same.
Last month, Louisiana state Rep. Francis Thompson gave Republicans in the state House a supermajority last month after he switched his party affiliation. Earlier this month, North Carolina state Rep. Tricia Cotham gave Republicans in the state House a supermajority with her switch.
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These shifts come amid President Biden's plummeting approval rating among demographic groups, including women, voters aged 45 years and above, suburban voters, rural voters, and Democrats – particularly men.
A Fox News poll reveals that Biden's rating among suburban women hit a low of 41%. Another poll recently conducted found only 33% of Americans believe Biden deserves a second term in the 2024 presidential elections.