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The Pushes Public Bill
Louisiana pushes public dashboard for insurance rate transparency
Creates a public dashboard for insurance rate transparency and requires data submissions from insurers (OR +$276,240 SG EX See Note)
Good for everyday people ·
If passed, insurers must upload their rates to a public website, letting shoppers compare prices and make better choices.
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Consumers could see real price data, which may drive competition and lower premiums, while insurers face a reporting cost; now is the time to support transparency before rates stay hidden.
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The facts
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- Bill creates a public dashboard for insurance rate transparency.
- Insurers would be required to submit their rate data.
- Estimated state cost is $276,240.
- Sponsored by Democrat Dana Henry.
- Introduced on March 31, 2026 and sent to the Insurance Committee.
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