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Jamie Davis
Politicians/Jamie Davis
Jamie Davis

Jamie Davis

(D)
Candidate for U.S. Senate (LA)
RunningU.S. Senate · LA · Nov 3, 2026
About Jamie Davis

Thank you, Louisiana.

Let's go to work!

Saturday night, y'all did something this state hasn't seen in a long time — you carried me across every one of Louisiana's 64 parishes. Thank you for your trust. Thank you for believing Louisiana can do better. I don't take that lightly.

I'm not running to be another politician — I'm running to solve problems. I built a business, met a payroll, farm the same Delta ground my grandfather sharecropped, and served my neighbors on the Tensas Parish Police Jury. I've spent my life finding common-sense solutions, because that's what real leadership takes.

For too long, Louisiana families have paid more and gotten less — higher grocery bills, higher insurance, higher utilities. Meanwhile, Washington is busy with loyalty tests and partisan fights while Louisiana families are left paying the price. We change that by focusing on what matters: making life more affordable, creating good-paying jobs, strengthening our schools, standing up for rural communities, and expanding access to quality health care. That's not politics — that's getting the job done.

A Louisiana we can all afford.

Jamie

James "Jamie" Davis Jr. · Waterproof, LA

Farms & Working Land

3,200 acres of sorghum, corn, soy, and cotton — Jamie farms the same Delta ground his grandfather worked

Sourced verbatim from jamieforlouisiana.com
Role Summary: U.S. Senator

U.S. Senators write and vote on federal laws. Each state has two senators, who serve six-year terms. Only the Senate confirms the President's nominees for judges and the cabinet, approves treaties, and holds impeachment trials.

Quick Facts
Party
Democrat
Residence
Waterproof, LA
Family
Married; Children
Education
Attended, Electrical and Electronics Engineering
Louisiana State University
1988-1990
Quick Facts
Party
Democrat
Residence
Waterproof, LA
Family
Married; Children