Antonio Wilson

Antonio Wilson describes his working life through construction projects, budgets and the responsibility of meeting payroll.¹ The Tallulah businessman also introduces himself as a father and a product of Madison Parish, where he completed his schooling before pursuing further education.²

In that survey, Wilson says he pursued undergraduate study, earned an MBA and continued his graduate education.² The Secretary of State also lists him on the Democratic State Central Committee for the 19th Representative District, with a term ending in April 2028.³ His professional background is in general contracting and owning a business, with work he describes as planning, financing and completing projects involving roads, water systems, housing and public facilities.¹

Wilson connects his decision to enter public life to neighbors dealing with unreliable water systems, disappearing jobs and long trips for basic healthcare.¹ He says he has worked with pastors, parents and local leaders on community problems, and proposes judging government work through public timelines, budgets and measurable progress.¹

His congressional platform calls for business investment, support for farmers, workforce training, improved roads and drainage, reliable broadband and stronger access to healthcare and education.² He is one of nine candidates, including Democrat Pat Moore and Republicans Gabe Firment and Michael Echols, competing for Louisiana's Fifth Congressional District seat in the United States House of Representatives.⁴ The November 3 open primary can lead to a December 12 runoff.⁵