Everett Jackson holds a commanding lead in the Texas 30th Congressional District Republican primary runoff, reflecting his stronger performance in the March 3 first round where he captured 38 percent of the vote compared with Sholdon Daniels at 24 percent. The two candidates advanced after Gregor Heise and Nils Walker were eliminated, setting up the May 26 head-to-head contest that will determine the GOP nominee for the safely Democratic seat. Jackson’s early advantage and local organizing ties appear to have consolidated trader expectations ahead of the runoff, while Daniels’s stronger fundraising has not yet shifted the market consensus. The outcome will have little bearing on the November general election against the Democratic nominee.