Jamie Davis

Why they say you should vote for them

The candidate's own case to voters, summarized from their campaign and public statements.

• Says Louisiana has become unaffordable and that he would work to lower grocery, insurance and utility bills.[1]
• Presents himself as a problem solver rather than a career politician, citing his experience running a farm business and serving on the police jury.[1]
• Says he will not vote for hospital closings and will work to expand access to affordable health care.[1],[2]
• Says he emphasizes independent leadership that puts country and community above partisan politics.[2]
• Says his campaign does not accept corporate PAC contributions.[1]

Background

• Owner and operator, Davis Farms, Tensas Parish (sorghum, corn, soybeans and cotton) · Present[2],[1]
• Member, Louisiana Democratic State Central Committee · Present[2]
• Candidate, Louisiana House of Representatives, District 21 · 2023[2]
• Police Juror, District 7 (served as Vice President), Tensas Parish Police Jury · Elected 2015; served four years[2],[3]

Education

• Studied electrical engineering, Louisiana State University[2]

Where they stand

• Health Care
  Supports keeping Affordable Care Act subsidies, protecting Medicaid, lowering prescription drug prices, strengthening rural hospitals and creating a Medicare option available to all Americans.[2],[3]
• Economy & Jobs
  Supports reversing tax policies he says favor large corporations over workers, stronger competition to lower prices and protecting consumers from rising utility costs.[2]
• Social Security & Medicare
  Says he would protect Social Security and Medicare.[3]
• Education
  Supports public schools, higher teacher pay and affordable access to college, vocational and technical training.[2]
• Immigration
  Supports border security together with a path to citizenship, describing an approach that combines lawful enforcement with humane policies.[2],[3]
• Abortion
  Supports abortion rights.[3]
• Elections & Democracy
  Supports a national ban on gerrymandering; opposed the congressional map the Legislature passed for 2026 at committee hearings.[3]
• Agriculture
  Supports a new Farm Bill with crop insurance reform; says he opposes land grabs for industry, including carbon pipelines that take family farmland by eminent domain.[3],[1]

Voting record

Jamie Davis has not held an office with a recorded voting record. See Background and Where they stand.

In their words