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Charlie Davis
State Director of Victory 2008, the Louisiana Republican Party

Charlie Davis is the current State Director of Louisiana Victory 2008, the state’s Republican Party federal campaign arm. Charlie previously served as Finance Director, Political Director and Director of Technology for the Louisiana Republican Party during the 1990’s. He is also the creator of LAGOP.net, the social networking web site for Louisiana Republican activists to interact.

Charlie is a successful entrepreneur, political activist and consultant. He is active in both the for-profit and non-profit sectors and is currently the President of the Louisiana Children’s Education Alliance (LCEA) and Liquid Ventures, Inc. LCEA is a 501c3 organization that works to educate parents, community leaders, and policy makers about the positive benefits of providing educational options to parents and empowering them to choose the best education for their children.

Liquid Ventures is a business incubation and consulting firm that provides start-up companies with the knowledge and support that they need to grow. Liquid Ventures provides guidance on management, information technology, strategic planning and business development - as well as office space and financial support. Key clients include Prodigy Sports Group, FanTheFire.com, Varsity Vests and GatorWorks Web Design. Charlie also oversees the political consulting division of Liquid Ventures which specializes in helping clients implement effective programs in grassroots mobilization, earned media efforts and online campaigns.

Current Topic


05/13 - Medicaid Expansion: Take it or Leave it?

Should Louisiana expand Medicaid benefits to subsidize national healthcare coverage or not?

Coming Soon!


06/13 - STEM Status: Science, Technology, Engineering & Math in Louisiana

How can Louisiana better equip its citizens for future STEM positions?

Recent Topics


04/13 - Louisiana Coastal Concerns: BP & Beyond

What are viable strategies for addressing our coastal erosion in light of sea level rise, subsidence, hurricanes and oil spills?


03/13 - Tax Reform 2013

What would these changes mean for Louisiana’s low and middle income families?


02/13 - Preventable: HIV/AIDS in Louisiana

So how is Louisiana confronting this health issue?


01/13 - Newtown: A Louisiana Perspective

Where does Louisiana stand in this national discussion on guns and mental health?

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