Nick Gautreaux

Nick Gautreaux

Democratic Party

Prior offices

Louisiana State Senate District 26

Successor: Jonathan Perry

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Personal

Profession

Small business owner

Nick Gautreaux was a Democratic member of the Louisiana State Senate, representing District 26. He resigned after being appointed to the state Department of Motor Vehicles.

Education

Gautreaux earned his B.A. in business administration from the University of Louisiana-Lafayette.

Professional experience

Gautreaux is a small business owner.

Political experience

Gautreaux joined the Louisiana State Senate in 2003. He has served in that position since, representing the 26th District.

Committee assignments

Prior to his resignation, he served on the following committees:

• Commerce, Consumer Protection, and International Affairs Committee, Louisiana State Senate
• Finance Committee, Louisiana State Senate
• Insurance Committee, Louisiana State Senate
• Judiciary A Committee, Louisiana State Senate
• Natural Resources Committee, Louisiana State Senate

Personal

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Gautreaux and his wife, Lynn, have three children.

Elections

2007

In 2007 Gautreaux was re-elected to the Louisiana State Senate District 26. Gautreaux (D) finished with 28,459 votes while his opponent Mickey Frith (D) finished with 8,652 votes. Gautreaux raised $263,556 for his campaign fund.

Louisiana State Senate District 26
Candidates		Votes
Nick Gautreaux (D)		28,459
Mickey Frith (D)		8,652

External links

Suggest a link

• Campaign Contributions: 2009, 2007, 2005, 2003

Footnotes

Political offices
Preceded by -	Louisiana State Senate District 26 2003–2010	Succeeded by Jonathan Perry (R)

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Current members of the Louisiana State Senate

Leadership

Senate President:Cameron Henry

Senators

District 1

Robert Owen (R)

District 2

Ed Price (D)

District 3

Joseph Bouie (D)

District 4

Jimmy Harris (D)

District 5

Royce Duplessis (D)

District 6

Rick Edmonds (R)

District 7

Gary Carter (D)

District 8

Patrick Connick (R)

District 9

Cameron Henry (R)

District 10

Kirk Talbot (R)

District 11

Patrick McMath (R)

District 12

Beth Mizell (R)

District 13

Valarie Hodges (R)

District 14

Larry Selders (D)

District 15

Regina Barrow (D)

District 16

Franklin Foil (R)

District 17

Caleb Kleinpeter (R)

District 18

Eddie Lambert (R)

District 19

Gregory Miller (R)

District 20

Michael Fesi (R)

District 21

Robert Allain (R)

District 22

Blake Miguez (R)

District 23

Brach Myers (R)

District 24

Gerald Boudreaux (D)

District 25

Mark Abraham (R)

District 26

Bob Hensgens (R)

District 27

Jeremy Stine (R)

District 28

Heather Cloud (R)

District 29

Jay Luneau (D)

District 30

Mike Reese (R)

District 31

Alan Seabaugh (R)

District 32

Glen Womack (R)

District 33

Stewart Cathey (R)

District 34

Katrina Jackson (D)

District 35

Jay Morris (R)

District 36

Adam Bass (R)

District 37

William Wheat (R)

District 38

Thomas Pressly (R)

District 39

Sam Jenkins (D)

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Democratic Party (11)