Courtroom experience
Eighteen years as an Assistant District Attorney, including service as Chief Felony Prosecutor and experience trying serious felony cases.
Prepared leadership from day oneRe-elect
Joe Green
District Attorney Allen Parish
Continuing the fight for public safety in Allen Parish.
Experienced leadership. A record of service. A steady commitment to victims, families, and justice.
About Joe
“Justice calls for strength, judgment, and a commitment to do what is right.”
Joe GreenDistrict Attorney
Experienced. Steady. Local.
A career built in the courtroom.
Joe Green has spent his career serving the people of Allen Parish. After earning his law degree from LSU, he clerked for District Judge Joel G. Davis before beginning 18 years of service as an Assistant District Attorney.
As a prosecutor and Chief Felony Prosecutor, Joe handled jury trials involving serious crimes. Today, he brings that experience to the District Attorney’s Office with a clear focus on victims, young people, addiction, accountability, and fairness.
Record of service
Experience that protects.
Public safety is built through prepared prosecution, respect for victims, prevention, and consequences that fit the facts.
Victims first
A justice system that listens to victims, stands with families, and prosecutes those who prey on the most vulnerable in our communities.
Strength guided by fairnessOur youth
A proactive focus on prevention, early intervention, and the resources young people need to choose a safer, more productive path.
Preventing tomorrow’s crime todayReal accountability
Treatment and Drug Court resources for people ready to rebuild their lives—and firm accountability for dealers who profit from addiction.
Practical solutions that protectThe work ahead
Clear priorities. Proven resolve.
Keep moving Allen Parish forward with experienced, principled leadership focused on what matters most.
Join the campaignProtect families
Vigorously prosecute violent crime, child abuse, and those who threaten the safety and stability of Allen Parish families.
Stand with victims
Keep victims informed, heard, and supported as cases move through the justice system—from first report through final resolution.
Strengthen community
Work alongside law enforcement, schools, families, and community partners on prevention that makes every Allen Parish town safer.
Rooted here
Allen Parish is home.
From the courthouse in Oberlin to every neighborhood and town across the parish, this campaign is about protecting the place we live, work, worship, and raise our families.
Stand with JoeCourthouse photograph by Billy Hathorn / Wikimedia Commons, color-treated, CC BY-SA 3.0
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Online registration
Last day to register through Louisiana’s GeauxVote system.
Early voting
8:30 a.m.–6 p.m., excluding Sunday, October 25.
Election Day
Polls are open Tuesday from 6 a.m.–8 p.m.
Dates and hours reflect the Louisiana Secretary of State’s 2026 election schedule. Verify current election information
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