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wdsu.com: https://www.wdsu.com/article/louisiana-political-consultant-senate-runoff-voter-data/71342669

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Tuesday, May 19, 2026

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OKAY, SO THE QUESTION NOW, WHAT IS THE PATH TO VICTORY FOR LUDLOW AND FOR FLEMING? SOME SAY METRO NEW ORLEANS COULD BE THE KEY. AS FOR THE DEMOCRATS IN THE RUNOFF, ONE POLITICAL ANALYST SAYS THE FRONTRUNNER, JAMIE DAVIS, IS GOING TO BE HARD TO BEAT. TAKE A LOOK AT THIS MAP. PARISHES WON BY JULIA LETLOW ARE IN RED AND SHE DOMINATED THE STATE.

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Louisiana political consultant analyzes voter data in Senate runoffs Skip to content NOWCAST WDSU News at 6pm Watch on Demand Menu Search News Policies News Local News National News WDSU Investigates Northshore News Entertainment Carnival Central News We Love Upload Weather Alerts Radar Hurricanes Map Room Traffic Road Patrol Politics Hot Seat Get the Facts Project CommUNITY Sports Saints Pelicans Olympics Contests Advertise with WDSU About Careers News Team Very Local Titan TV Guide Editorials Contact MeTV Privacy Notice Terms of Use SUBSCRIBE TO EMAIL Weather Search Press enter to search Type to Search Search location by ZIP code ZIP Advertisement Political analyst identifies Louisiana parishes that candidates in Senate runoffs need to advance to November ballot Political analyst identifies Louisiana parishes that candidates in Senate runoffs need to advance to November ballot WDSU NEWS. OKAY, SO THE QUESTION NOW, WHAT IS THE PATH TO VICTORY FOR LUDLOW AND FOR FLEMING? SOME SAY METRO NEW ORLEANS COULD BE THE KEY. AS FOR THE DEMOCRATS IN THE RUNOFF, ONE POLITICAL ANALYST SAYS THE FRONTRUNNER, JAMIE DAVIS, IS GOING TO BE HARD TO BEAT. TAKE A LOOK AT THIS MAP. PARISHES WON BY JULIA LETLOW ARE IN RED AND SHE DOMINATED THE STATE. WHAT WE ALSO SAW IS THAT. SENATOR CASSIDY JUST HAD A REAL PROBLEM WITH THE REPUBLICANS. OKAY. BIG TIME POLITICAL CONSULTANT AND DEMOGRAPHER GREG RIGAMER TRACKED THE DATA. DAYS BEFORE SATURDAY’S ELECTION AND SAW THE DRASTIC DIP BY CASSIDY. ON THIS GRAPH, YOU CAN SEE THE CHANGE. WHY DID SHE SURGE UP IN THE LAST WEEK? AND WHY DID HE FALL OFF THE CLIFF IN THE LAST WEEK? PEOPLE START GETTING SERIOUS RIGHT BEFORE THEY START PREPARING TO VOTE. EMOTIONALLY, YOU START THINKING ABOUT IT A LITTLE BIT MORE. RIGAMER SAYS THE KEY TO VICTORY FOR LETLOW MAYBE WINNING A POPULATED AREA LIKE JEFFERSON PARISH WITH A LARGE NUMBER OF GOP VOTERS. JEFFERSON IS A REALLY BIG REPUBLICAN PARISH. OKAY. AND SO THERE ARE A LOT OF VOTES IN PLAY HERE, PEOPLE WHO ARE INTERESTED ENOUGH TO GO OUT AND VOTE, WHOSE PRIMARY CANDIDATE IS NOT AROUND. SO I THINK JEFFERSON IS GOING TO BE A REAL FOCAL POINT. AS FOR THE DEMOCRATIC CONTENDERS, RIGAMER SAYS JAMIE DAVIS, A THIRD GENERATION FARMER FROM TENSAW PARISH, WON EVERY PARISH IN THE STATE AND BARELY MISSED WINNING OUTRIGHT. HE’S FACING NEW ORLEANS BASED CANDIDATE GARY CROCKETT. IS IT JAMIE DAVIS TO LOSE AT THIS POINT, UNLESS THERE’S A SMOKING GUN, THE SMOKING GUN THAT REALLY CHANGES THINGS AROUND. BUT IT’S HIGHLY UNLIKELY SMART MONEY WOULD BE BETTING ON HIM. TO SEE A FULL LIST OF ALL ELECTION RESULTS, DOWNLOAD THE WDSU NEWS APP OR HEAD TO OUR WEBSITE, WDSU.COM. WE HAVE EXTENSIVE COVERAGE ABOUT SATURD Updated: 7:51 PM CDT May 18, 2026 Editorial Standards ⓘ Travers Mackel Anchor/Reporter Advertisement Political analyst identifies Louisiana parishes that candidates in Senate runoffs need to advance to November ballot Updated: 7:51 PM CDT May 18, 2026 Editorial Standards ⓘ Travers Mackel Anchor/Reporter A Louisiana pol

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