"Jamie" Davis

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04Build and create affordable housing opportunities — prioritize housing that working families can actually afford, and deliver real solutions to the housing insurance crisis that's pricing people out of a roof over their heads.

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04Secure federal funding for coastal restoration and flood protection — because protecting our coast also protects families from rising insurance costs and economic uncertainty.

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02Bring down the cost of diesel and fertilizer — fuel and fertilizer are a farmer's biggest bills, and both are climbing because conflict in the Middle East sent energy prices soaring. EIA projects diesel jumping from $3.66 a gallon in 2025 toward nearly $5 in 2026. Reckless foreign policy shows up at the pump and in the fertilizer bill — we need a steadier hand abroad and stable supply at home so a crop doesn't lose money before it's in the ground.

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01Hold industry to a higher standard, not a lower one — require the plants along the river to perform above the bare minimum it takes to keep their neighbors safe, and back it with independent monitoring and real enforcement instead of self-reporting. They can afford it, and it won't move a single plant off the Mississippi.

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Government works when it plays by the rules — the ones in the Constitution, and the ones that keep it honest. Jamie will keep government open with the people it serves, defend the rights the Constitution guarantees, and hold Washington to what that document actually says.

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✓I work for the people — lower grocery, insurance, and utility bills.

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05Put common-sense rules on AI — some in Washington want a total hands-off approach, but the risks are too real to leave AI unregulated. Jamie backs guardrails written for people, not dictated by the industry or outside pressure — rules that keep humanity first while still letting the good come through.

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✓I won't vote for hospital closings — I'll work to expand access to affordable care.

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01Expand trade schools and skills training so a good-paying career doesn't require a four-year degree — or leaving home to find one.

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04Defend the Second Amendment — Jamie is a proud gun owner who'll protect the 2A rights of law-abiding Louisianans, and he backs common-sense gun safety like background checks to keep guns out of the wrong hands.

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07Promote AI that does real good — smaller, more efficient tools that help improve our communities, local government, medical outcomes, and the fight against cancer.

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05Hold Washington and the courts to the Constitution — the federal government and its judges have to uphold what the Constitution actually says, for every American. Judges should be umpires calling balls and strikes, not players with a stake in the outcome or influencers pushing an agenda.

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01Bring real economic development to Louisiana communities — including good jobs in the small towns Washington leaves behind.

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03Raise the federal minimum wage — Louisiana's is still $7.25, the federal floor since 2009.

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04Modernize what and how we teach — the best tools and techniques so our kids are ready for the jobs and technology of a modern world.

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07Build the energy transition here — Louisiana energy workers should build what comes next, not be left out of it.

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02Strengthen the National Flood Insurance Program so working families along the coast and the river aren't forced to drop coverage.

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03Stop letting Citizens become a permanent dumping ground — policies there grew from 34,000 to over 125,000 in four years.

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01Restore the coverage that's been cut before more rural hospitals close across the state.

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02Lower what families actually pay — rein in premiums and out-of-pocket costs so seeing a doctor doesn't wreck the budget.

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03Protect maternal care in the Delta — Louisiana has one of the worst maternal mortality rates in the country, more than 1 in 4 parishes have no birthing hospital, and Black mothers die at nearly four times the rate of white mothers.

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04Lower prescription drug prices using Medicare's buying power, not pharma's pricing power.

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05Expand coverage to everyone in Louisiana with fair pay for the doctors and nurses who care for us.

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03Pass a Farmers' Farm Bill with reference prices that reflect what it actually costs to put a crop in the ground.

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04Protect crop insurance and disaster aid — Louisiana farmers can't outrun every hurricane and flash drought alone.

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06Invest in Delta infrastructure — ports, roads, and rural broadband that move our crops and our kids forward.

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02Enforce the Clean Air Act against the worst polluters along the 85-mile petrochemical corridor — near the Union Carbide plant in St. Charles Parish, EPA data put one neighborhood at the highest risk in the country for certain cancers from the ethylene oxide it releases.

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04Stop rubber-stamping new permits on top of communities already carrying the heaviest health burden in the state.

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05Plants need to pay their fair share into the community — the facilities on the river should be a long-term source of property-tax revenue that funds good schools, roads, and real opportunity for the families next door. No more secret tax giveaways that let the biggest operations off the hook.

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06Fund health monitoring and clinics — throughout the areas of the state where pollution has taken a toll on people's health, so families know what's in their air and water and can get care.

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04Compensate communities for the impact — a data center that strains local water, power, and roads should pay to mitigate it and leave the community better off, with long-term property-tax revenue for local schools and roads. This is all possible without undermining the economics of the project — and it should never be negotiated in a secret deal.

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03Stop government self-dealing and corruption — no insider deals, no procurement steered to favored friends and donors. The public's money should be spent in the open, where everyone can see it.