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Jamie Davis

Candidate for U.S. Senate from Louisiana (2026)

Jamie Davis is a farmer and business owner from Waterproof in Tensas Parish, Louisiana, who has served on the Tensas Parish Police Jury. He is the Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate from Louisiana in 2026 after winning the June 27, 2026 Democratic runoff, and faces Republican U.S. Rep. Julia Letlow on November 3.

Public record

Office and sources

Running for
Candidate for U.S. Senate from Louisiana (2026)
Running in
Louisiana
Public role
2026 general-election candidate
Record includes
Source-linked checks, statements, and coverage
Residence
Waterproof, Tensas Parish, Louisiana
Prior office
Tensas Parish Police Jury (dates not in fetched sources)
2026 general election opponent
Rep. Julia Letlow (R)
  • Jamie Davis for U.S. Senate: campaign site ↗
  • NBC News: Louisiana Senate primary results 2026 (May 16) ↗
  • NBC News: Louisiana Senate runoff results 2026 (June 27) ↗
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Background

Biography

Jamie Davis, listed by his campaign as James "Jamie" Davis Jr., is from Waterproof, Louisiana, in Tensas Parish. His campaign says he farms Delta land that his grandfather sharecropped, under the name Davis Farms, and that he built a business and has met a payroll; it does not name the business. He has served on the Tensas Parish Police Jury, the parish's governing body, though the campaign gives no dates. In 2026 Louisiana used closed party primaries for the U.S. Senate seat held by Republican Bill Cassidy. In the May 16 Democratic primary Davis led with 47.4 percent, ahead of Gary Crockett at 26.3 percent and Nicholas Albares at 26.2 percent, and in the June 27 runoff he defeated Crockett with 79.9 percent. On the Republican side, Rep. Julia Letlow led the May 16 primary with 44.8 percent and won the June 27 runoff over John Fleming with 56.9 percent; Cassidy did not advance. Davis faces Letlow on November 3.

Sources for this biography

  • Jamie Davis for U.S. Senate: campaign site ↗
  • NBC News: Louisiana Senate primary results 2026 (May 16) ↗
  • NBC News: Louisiana Senate runoff results 2026 (June 27) ↗

Drafted by The Baseline's automated desk from the sources listed and checked against them on Oct 21, 2026; no other source was used. Spot an error? Request a correction.

Voting record

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ucdavis.eduOct 20, 2026

UC Davis Experts Share Worries, Hopes for 2026 Midterm Elections

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