Jamie Davis Jr. leads trader consensus at 66.5% implied probability to win the Louisiana Democratic Senate primary, propelled by his top fundraising totals—over $150,000 per recent FEC reports—and endorsements from the state Democratic Party chair. Nick Albares holds 16.5% on grassroots momentum in urban areas like New Orleans, amplified by a viral debate clip last week drawing 50,000 views. Tracie Burke (6.3%) benefits from labor union backing, while Gary Crockett (5.6%) and Jabarie Walker (1.7%) lag due to minimal ad spending and visibility. Low expected turnout ahead of the March 23 primary favors organized campaigns; recent Davis volunteer surge and Albares petition filings have widened the gap, per campaign disclosures.
Experimental AI-generated summary referencing Polymarket data · UpdatedJamie Davis Jr. 67%
Nick Albares 16%
Tracie Burke 6.3%
Gary Crockett 5.1%
Jamie Davis Jr.
67%
Nick Albares
16%
Tracie Burke
6%
Gary Crockett
5%
Jabarie Walker
1%
Jamie Davis Jr. 67%
Nick Albares 16%
Tracie Burke 6.3%
Gary Crockett 5.1%
Jamie Davis Jr.
67%
Nick Albares
16%
Tracie Burke
6%
Gary Crockett
5%
Jabarie Walker
1%
If no 2026 Louisiana Democratic Senate Primary takes place, this market will resolve to "Other".
The resolution source for this market will be the first announcement of the results from the Louisiana Democratic Party, however an overwhelming consensus of credible reporting may suffice.
Market Opened: Dec 22, 2025, 1:16 PM ET
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0x2F5e3684c...Jamie Davis Jr. leads trader consensus at 66.5% implied probability to win the Louisiana Democratic Senate primary, propelled by his top fundraising totals—over $150,000 per recent FEC reports—and endorsements from the state Democratic Party chair. Nick Albares holds 16.5% on grassroots momentum in urban areas like New Orleans, amplified by a viral debate clip last week drawing 50,000 views. Tracie Burke (6.3%) benefits from labor union backing, while Gary Crockett (5.6%) and Jabarie Walker (1.7%) lag due to minimal ad spending and visibility. Low expected turnout ahead of the March 23 primary favors organized campaigns; recent Davis volunteer surge and Albares petition filings have widened the gap, per campaign disclosures.
Experimental AI-generated summary referencing Polymarket data · Updated



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