"Jamie" Davis
What this job does: A U.S. senator is one of 100 people in the U.S. Senate. Senators vote on federal laws and the federal budget, and confirm judges and cabinet members. Each term is 6 years. Louisiana has 2 senators.
- Current office
- Member, Louisiana Democratic State Central Committee (party post, not public office)
- Occupation
- Farmer (third-generation; about 2,000 acres in the Louisiana Delta), small-business owner
Background
- Won the Democratic Senate nomination in a June 27, 2026 runoff with about 80% over Gary Crockett. Led the May 16 primary with 47.4%. source: en.wikipedia.org
- Served four years on the Tensas Parish Police Jury. source: ktbs.com
- Ran for Louisiana House District 21 in 2023 and finished second. source: en.wikipedia.org
- Runs a farm of about 2,000 acres in the Louisiana Delta. source: ktbs.com
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- Named top priorities as affordability (housing, insurance, utilities), health care (defending Medicaid and rural hospitals), and opportunity (education, a higher federal minimum wage, a ban on partisan gerrymandering, a strong Farm Bill). source: wwno.org
- Supports restoring abortion rights: 'Politicians and laws shouldn't be in the room with a woman and her doctor.' source: wwno.org
- Opposes using eminent domain for carbon pipelines and supports repealing the federal 45Q tax credit. source: wwno.org
- Supports keeping Affordable Care Act subsidies and a Medicare option open to all. source: ktbs.com
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