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FORMER CANDIDATE · 2026 · U.S. SENATE · LOUISIANA (D)FORMER CANDIDATE · 2026 · U.S. SENATE · LOUISIANA (D)
Nicholas Albares
Nicholas Albares ran in the May 16, 2026 Democratic primary for U.S. Senate in Louisiana and did not advance.
- Party
- Democrat
- Ran for
- U.S. Senate · LA (2026)
- Result
- Lost primary (26.2%)
- Raised
- $143K
- LAST RAN
- 2026
- RAISED
- $143K
TAP A TAB FOR ELECTION, MONEY & MORE
Nicholas Albares at a glance
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STORIES2026 election: Louisiana Senate
PAST RESULTS
2026U.S. Senate · Louisiana · PrimaryLOST26.2%
RESULTS SINCE 20182026 LOUISIANA SENATE RACE →Nicholas Albares’s campaign fundraising and spending
- RAISED · FULL ELECTION · 2021–26
- $143K
- CASH ON HAND
- $0
- SPENT
- $143K
- DEBT
- $5K
WHERE THE MONEY CAME FROM
- Individuals
- $135K · 97.5%
- PACs
- $4K · 2.5%
AIPAC · 2025–26
AIPAC TRACKER →HOW WE COUNT →TOP DONORS
Lyons, Laurie WNot Employed · NOT EMPLOYED$4K
Wiener, KathleenNot Employed · NOT EMPLOYED$4K
Reilly, RossSas LLC · EXECUTIVE$4K
Causey, KarrySelf · CONTRACTOR$4K
Yelton, HarryBurns Charest · ATTORNEY$4K
Woodard, RussellWoodard And Clement · ATTORNEY$4K
Wiener, Donald B.Not Employed · NOT EMPLOYED$4K
Pierce, WendellCbs · ACTOR$4K
Pate, John Russell BPate Law Firm · ATTORNEY$4K
Levy, DavidPetrotechnologies INC · BUSINESS OWNER$4K
Totals by donor name from itemized FEC receipts: individuals and committees that gave over $200.CAMPAIGN SPENDING
Other$139K
Administrative$3K
Materials$1K
Travel$85
Loan-Repayments$19
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Baton Rouge Dems Crash Trump’s Senate Party In Bare-Knuckle Forum Brawl
Albares joined two other Democratic Senate candidates to pitch their priorities at a Baton Rouge forum.
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