Jamie Davis was the top vote-getter in Saturday’s closed Democratic Primary for the 2026 US Senate seat currently occupied by Bill Cassidy. Davis garnered 47% of the vote, followed by Gary Crockett and Nicholas Alberes, each of whom received 26% of the vote.
According to the Secretary of State, Crocket received 90,764 votes against Alberes’ 90,480. Should the second-place finisher stay in the race, the runoff is scheduled for June 27
Davis performed even better in Ascension where he garnered 49% of the vote compared to Crockett (27%) and Alberes (24%).
From the Davis campaign:
We did it, Louisiana! When I stepped up to run for the U.S. Senate because the “big names” refused to, the political insiders didn’t know what to make of a farmer from Waterproof. But tonight, we proved that working families are ready for a different kind of leader.
Now, we turn our attention to the runoff election. Washington has enough politicians; what it needs is a farmer. Let’s bring this home!
Opportunity in Unity. One Louisiana. Head to jamieforlouisiana.com to join the team and let’s go all gas no breaks straight to June!
Jamie Davis, assuming he is the Democrat candidate, will be a prohibitive underdog in the November 3 election.
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