Jamie Davis Is
Too Liberal
for Louisiana
Jamie Davis doesn't want to represent Louisiana.
He wants to transform it.
In front of a room of liberal activists, Davis told the world exactly who he is. He said “the ultimate goal is to remove the Republicans from power.” He accused conservatives of spewing “hatred.” And he bragged that his side has “every bullet of ammo to shoot at them.”
Now that he needs your vote, Jamie Davis wants you to think he’s a moderate.
Don’t believe it. Davis is a liberal party insider who helps run the state’s Democratic machine. He campaigned alongside Kamala Harris. His campaign is fueled by a Soros-funded activist network, socialist operatives and liberal donors in California and New York.
These are his positions, in his own words.
Sources: Lafayette Dem. Forum, 4/19/26; Louisiana Democratic Party, 6/24 & 8/26
Jamie Davis Wants Abortion on Demand, Until Birth
Jamie Davis supports abortion with no limits. Not at 15 weeks, not at 20 weeks, not in the final weeks before birth. He says it isn’t even his business to know.
“A woman has a right to do whatever she wants with her body,” Davis said, “and I don’t even want to know what goes on.”
Then he compared an unborn child’s life to his pickup truck. “That woman’s body is her body, no different than my truck outside.”
Davis says men should have “no say” on abortion. That means no say for fathers, pastors or the voters of Louisiana, who have stood up for life again and again.
Jamie Davis would cancel Louisiana’s pro-life protections with one vote in Washington.
Sources: Lafayette Dem. Forum, 4/19/26; Louisiana Illuminator, 4/30/26; WAFB9, 6/24/26
Jamie Davis Wants Your Gun Rights Taken Away
The Second Amendment doesn’t come with a government permission slip. Jamie Davis wants to change that.
Davis wants every new gun registered with the government. “Any new guns moving forward should be registered,” he said. That means a government list of law-abiding Louisianans and the firearms they own.
He wants new background check hurdles to make sure your “head space is where it needs to be.” And he wants greater federal restrictions on the guns and gun parts you’re allowed to buy, including equipment that’s perfectly legal in Louisiana today.
Gun owners know how this goes. First the registry, then the restrictions, then the confiscation. Every step chips away at a right the Constitution says “shall not be infringed.” Jamie Davis wants to take away your constitutional rights, one regulation at a time.
Sources: Reporter’s Notebook, 3/9/26; Waiting Tables Podcast, 8/21/26; No More Silence Podcast, 7/10/26
Jamie Davis Wants Socialized Healthcare
Jamie Davis wants Washington bureaucrats running your healthcare.
Asked if he supports Medicare for All, Davis didn’t hesitate: “Yeah. In the future.” At a Democratic debate, he nodded along when asked again.
Understand what that means. Medicare for All isn’t a new option on top of the coverage you have. It ends private health insurance. The plan you picked, the plan your employer provides, the plan your union fought for: gone, replaced by a single government program run out of Washington.
His campaign website called for a “transition to Medicare option for all.” After he won the primary, that language vanished. Davis knows Louisiana voters don’t want socialized medicine, so he tried to hide it.
Sources: WAFB9, 6/24/26; Lafayette Dem. Forum, 4/19/26; Archive.org, 5/1/26 & 8/19/26
Jamie Davis Wants to Raise Your Taxes
Jamie Davis has already picked his first fight in Washington, and it’s with your paycheck.
Asked what bill he would introduce first as a senator, Davis didn’t talk about jobs, crime or the border. He said he’d roll back the tax cuts working Louisianans just got. Weeks later he said it again, explaining that he wants that money going to Washington programs instead.
Here’s what Davis would take back:
- The tax cut on tips that waitresses, bartenders and hairdressers count on
- The tax cut on overtime for the plant worker pulling double shifts
- The tax cut on Social Security for seniors living on fixed incomes
- The bigger child tax credit for Louisiana families
For a server in Lafayette or a refinery hand in Lake Charles, that’s real money. Jamie Davis wants it back in Washington.
Source: Louisiana First News, 4/12/26
Jamie Davis Wants ICE Eliminated
Jamie Davis wants to kill the agency that keeps dangerous criminal illegals off our streets.
“You either reform it or kill it,” Davis said. “I don’t need it. And I don’t think the people need it.”
Think about what that means for Louisiana. Without ICE, there’s no one left to find, arrest and deport the illegals who slip through. The cartels know it. The border surges come right back. And with them come more violence, more fentanyl, more human trafficking and more drugs pouring into our communities, from New Orleans to Shreveport.
Davis also took to the streets of Baton Rouge at an anti-ICE protest organized by the same Soros-funded group that powers his campaign.
The men and women of ICE put their lives on the line every day. Jamie Davis wants them gone.
Sources: VOTE Interview, 6/25/26; Baton Rouge Advocate, 1/26
Jamie Davis Wants Weaker Sentences for Criminals, with Some Walking Free
Jamie Davis wants convicted criminals out of prison sooner and back in your neighborhood.
Davis says our sentences are too tough: “We have really jacked up sentences all over the place.” His answer is “re-sentencing reform,” which means reopening cases and cutting prison terms that judges and juries already handed down.
He’d end mandatory minimum sentences, the guaranteed prison time that keeps drug traffickers and gun criminals off our streets. He’d expand early release. Criminals who should be behind bars would walk out years ahead of schedule.
And the day they walk out, Davis wants them voting. “If you paid your debt to society, you ought to be able to vote on the day that you walk out,” he said, even if they’re still on parole.
Davis even says a convicted criminal’s life deserves the same protection as an unborn baby’s: “a life is a life, whether it is a fetus or somebody who has committed a crime.” Victims and their families deserve a senator who stands with them. Jamie Davis stands with the criminals.
Sources: VOTE Interview, 6/25/26; Lafayette Dem. Forum, 4/19/26
Jamie Davis Says "Hell No" to Election Integrity
Jamie Davis opposes proof of citizenship to vote. He doesn’t just oppose it. He’s proud of it.
Asked about the SAVE Act, which requires proof that you’re an American citizen before you register to vote, Davis said: “I’m not just a no on the SAVE Act… I’m a hell no.”
Asked whether voters should show ID, he complained about making voting “harder” and mocked the idea: “We got to go and get new passports?”
You need an ID to board a plane, buy cold medicine or pick up a package. Jamie Davis doesn’t think you should need one to choose our leaders.
Sources: Lafayette Dem. Forum, 4/19/26; WAFB9, 6/24/26
Jamie Davis Is Funded by Out-of-State Liberals
Jamie Davis owes his nomination to a George Soros-funded network, and he admits it.
On the night he won his party’s nomination, Davis thanked one organization by name: Indivisible Baton Rouge. He said it built “the movement” that put him over the top.
Indivisible’s national organization has taken $7.85 million from George Soros’s Open Society Foundations. It’s the same network that attacks Louisiana’s oil and gas industry, rails against carbon capture and organizes anti-ICE protests. Indivisible chapters across Louisiana endorsed Davis and recruited volunteers for his campaign “to oust Bill Cassidy.”
Then follow the money:
- California and New York are his top two fundraising states.
- 94% of his individual contributions come from outside Louisiana.
- He has raised more money from New York, Washington, Boston and Los Angeles than from New Orleans.
- Hollywood celebrities are writing checks. Liberal rock stars Don Henley and Jackson Browne helped pour $11,575 into his campaign.
- A socialist is on the payroll. Davis put the co-chair of the New Orleans Democratic Socialists of America on his campaign payroll. That co-chair calls DSA “my political home.”
The people paying for Jamie Davis’s campaign don’t hunt our woods, fish our waters or work our plants and refineries. They don’t share our faith or our values. They want one more vote in the U.S. Senate for their radical agenda, and they’ve picked Jamie Davis to cast it.
California and New York are bankrolling his campaign. Maybe he should run there.
Sources: Davis victory speech, 6/26; New York Post, 1/26; Indivisible Baton Rouge, 2/4/26; OpenSecrets.org, 9/21/26; FEC filings