"The taxpayers of Plaquemines have benefitted tremendously from Leo's work as Parish Attorney." Hear former Parish employee, Kim Guidry, speak about Leo's leadership as Parish Attorney, which resulted in millions of dollars worth of savings for the Parish.

We will send a strong message to criminals: don’t even attempt to commit a crime in Plaquemines Parish. No longer will repeat offenders be tolerated. We will support the PPSO and make our parish the safest place to raise a family.

With Leo as your DA, you’ll be treated fairly and compassionately regardless of who you know, where you’re from, or how much money you make. Because that’s how it should have been all along.

Hear Dana Palazzo speak about her husband, Leo, and his greatest strengths--as well as one area in particular where he could use some improvement 🙂 Vote for a leader who will be fair and balanced. Vote for a more united Plaquemines on December 5th.

Former Asst. District Attorney of Orleans Parish, David Bravo, had so much to say about Leo J. Palazzo in his interview, we had to break it up into two parts.

"Give Leo the resources of the District Attorney's Office, and they're not going to lose a case down there...they're just not." -David Bravo, Former Asst. District Attorney of Orleans Parish.

Hear why a former Assistant District Attorney of Orleans Parish Mario Arteaga, is supporting LEO for DA. Mario also served in the Plaquemines Parish Attorneys Office.

Hear what a life-long Belle Chasse resident has to say about her experience as a juror on one of Leo’s trials. This was a case about fighting on behalf of a special needs child who’s mother had been killed.

For those who don't know: In Louisiana, a District Attorney has the authority to imprison victims of rape and domestic abuse.You read that right. Victims. If a victim chooses not to testify in court against their rapist or abuser, the D.A. can--and in the case of our current D.A., has--stripped that victim of their freedom and locked them up in prison. We have a District Attorney who not only believes this practice is okay, but one who has used it against Plaquemines Parish residents, and one who has traveled to Baton Rouge to try and defeat a bill that sought to outlaw it.