List of people executed in Louisiana

! scope="col" | Name

! scope="col" | Race

! scope="col" | Age

! scope="col" | Sex

! scope="col" data-sort-type="date" | Date of execution

! scope="col" | Parish

! scope="col" | Method

! scope="col" | Victim(s)

! scope="col" | Governor

| {{sortname|Robert Wayne|Williams}}

| Black

| 31

| M

| December 14, 1983

| East Baton Rouge

| rowspan="20"|Electrocution{{efn|Since the reinstatement of the death penalty in 1976, Louisiana is one of only two states to have executed more people via electrocution than lethal injection (Nebraska, which required electrocution until 2009, is the other).}}

| Willie Kelly

| rowspan="2"|Dave Treen

| {{sortname|Johnny Davis|Taylor Jr.|nolink=1}}

| Black

| 30

| M

| February 29, 1984

| Jefferson

| David Vogler

| {{sortname|Elmo Patrick|Sonnier}}

| White

| 34

| M

| April 5, 1984

| Iberia

| Loretta Bourque and David LeBlanc

| rowspan="13"|Edwin Edwards

| {{sortname|Timothy George|Baldwin|nolink=1}}

| White

| 46

| M

| September 10, 1984

| Ouachita

| Mary Lee Peters

| {{sortname|Earnest|Knighton Jr.|nolink=1}}

| Black

| 38

| M

| October 30, 1984

| Bossier

| Ralph Shell

| {{sortname|Robert Lee|Willie}}

| White

| 26

| M

| December 28, 1984

| St. Tammany

| Faith Hathaway

| {{sortname|David Dene|Martin}}

| White

| 32

| M

| January 4, 1985

| Terrebonne

| 4 murder victims{{efn|The 4 victims were: Bobby Todd, Terry Hebert, Sandra Brake, and Anne Tierney.}}

| {{sortname|Benjamin A.|Berry|nolink=1}}

| White

| 31

| M

| June 7, 1987

| Jefferson

| Jefferson Parish Deputy Sheriff Robert Cochran{{cite news|url=https://apnews.com/article/8fad9a52f6db66407f42cf8566898d69|title=Benjamin Berry Dies In Electric Chair|last=Coates|first=Guy|work=Associated Press}}

| {{sortname|Alvin Rudolph|Moore Jr.|nolink=1}}

| Black

| 27

| M

| June 9, 1987

| Bossier

| Jo Ann Wilson

| {{sortname|Jimmy L.|Glass|Glass v. Louisiana}}

| White

| 25

| M

| June 12, 1987

| rowspan="2"|Webster

| rowspan="2"|Newt Brown and Erlene Brown

| {{sortname|Jimmy C.|Wingo|Glass v. Louisiana}}

| White

| 35

| M

| June 16, 1987

| {{sortname|Willie Lawrence|Celestine|nolink=1}}

| Black

| 30

| M

| July 20, 1987

| Lafayette

| Marcelaine Richard

| {{sortname|Willie|Watson|nolink=1}}

| Black

| 31

| M

| July 24, 1987

| rowspan="2"|St. Charles

| Kathy Newman

| {{sortname|John E.|Brogdon|nolink=1}}

| White

| 25

| M

| July 30, 1987

| Barbara Jo Brown

| {{sortname|Sterling John|Rault Jr.|nolink=1}}

| White

| 36

| M

| August 24, 1987{{efn|Louisiana executed a total of 8 inmates in 1987, the highest of all states for that calendar year and accounting for nearly a third of all executions in 1987.}}

| Orleans

| Jane Ellen Francioni

| {{sortname|Wayne Robert|Felde|nolink=1}}

| White

| 38

| M

| March 15, 1988{{efn|Felde was executed 12 hours after Buddy Roemer's inauguration as Louisiana governor. Roemer and his predecessor, Edwin Edwards, each rejected appeals for clemency.}}

| Caddo

| Shreveport Police Officer Glen Tompkins{{cite news|url=https://apnews.com/article/92a2070bec65d3f9f6f81a7f1400bd69|title=Felde Executed In Louisiana With AM-Darden Bjt|last=McGill|first=Kevin|work=Associated Press}}

| rowspan="5"|Buddy Roemer

| {{sortname|Leslie|Lowenfield|Lowenfield v. Phelps}}

| Black

| 34

| M

| April 13, 1988

| Jefferson

| 5 murder victims{{efn|The 5 victims were: Sheila Thomas, Shantel Osborne, Carol Osborne, Owen Griffin, and Myrtle Griffin.}}

| {{sortname|Edward R.|Byrne Jr.|nolink=1}}{{efn|Edward R. Byrne Jr. was the 100th person to be executed in the United States since the death penalty was reinstated in 1976.}}

| White

| 28

| M

| June 14, 1988

| Bossier

| Roberta June Johnson

| {{sortname|Dalton|Prejean}}

| Black

| 30

| M

| May 18, 1990

| Lafayette

| Louisiana State Police Trooper Donald Cleveland

| {{sortname|Andrew Lee|Jones}}

| Black

| 35

| M

| July 22, 1991

| East Baton Rouge

| Tumekica Jackson

| {{sortname|Robert Wayne|Sawyer|Robert Sawyer (murderer)}}

| White

| 41

| M

| March 5, 1993

| Jefferson

| rowspan="8"|Lethal injection

| Frances Arwood

| rowspan="2"|Edwin Edwards

| {{sortname|Thomas Lee|Ward}}

| Black

| 59

| M

| May 16, 1995

| rowspan="3"|Orleans

| Wilbert John Spencer

| {{sortname|Antonio G.|James|Execution of Antonio James}}

| Black

| 42

| M

| March 1, 1996

| Henry Silver

| rowspan="5"|Mike Foster

| {{sortname|John Ashley|Brown Jr.|John A. Brown Jr.}}

| White

| 35

| M

| April 24, 1997

| Omer Laughlin

| {{sortname|Dobie Gillis|Williams}}

| Black

| 38

| M

| January 8, 1999

| Sabine{{efn|Was tried and convicted in Grant Parish.}}

| Sonja Knippers

| {{sortname|Feltus|Taylor Jr.|Feltus Taylor}}

| Black

| 38

| M

| June 6, 2000

| East Baton Rouge

| Donna Ponsano

| {{sortname|Leslie Dale|Martin}}

| White

| 35

| M

| May 10, 2002

| Calcasieu

| Christina Burgin

| {{sortname|Gerald James|Bordelon|Gerald Bordelon}}{{efn|Bordelon waived all appeals and was voluntarily executed.}}

| White

| 47

| M

| January 7, 2010

| Livingston

| Courtney LeBlanc

| Bobby Jindal

| {{sortname|Jessie Dean|Hoffman Jr.|Jessie Hoffman Jr.}}

| Black

| 46

| M

| March 18, 2025

| St. Tammany

| rowspan="1"|Nitrogen hypoxia{{efn|Louisiana became the second state after Alabama to carry out executions by nitrogen hypoxia.}}

| Mary Margaret Elliott

| rowspan="1"|Jeff Landry

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