Everett Jackson holds the leading position in the Texas 30th Congressional District Republican primary runoff because he topped the March 3 primary with 38 percent of the vote, advancing ahead of Sholdon Daniels at 24 percent along with eliminated candidates Gregor Heise and Nils Walker. The May 26 runoff contest between Jackson, a small business owner and community organizer, and Daniels, an Army veteran and attorney, drives current trader consensus around Jackson's edge. Low odds on the other two names reflect their elimination after the initial ballot and the binary nature of the upcoming vote. No major late developments have altered the field since the first-round results.