Lunch with Our Future Senator

Join us for a benefit luncheon in Covington to support Jamie Davis’s campaign for U.S. Senate.


Louisiana has a chance to make history by electing Jamie Davis, a farmer, community leader, and fighter for working people. When elected, he will be the first Black man to hold statewide office in our state since Reconstruction.


This luncheon is to help raise the resources needed to compete, win, and send a new kind of leadership to Washington.


Event Details

Wednesday, September 23

Del Porto, Covington

501 East Boston Street

Covington LA


Lunch begins at 12:30 p.m.


Suggested donation is $250. The maximum contribution is $3,500 per individual or business.


Send a Farmer to the Senate

Jamie Davis runs a 3,300-acre row-crop farm in Tensas Parish, growing corn, cotton, and soy. A husband, father, grandfather, business owner, community organizer, and parish official — he knows firsthand how hard it is to make it in this America.


He understands the real challenges facing Louisiana families, including a lack of access to health care and quality education, high prices due to unnecessary tariffs, an ever-increasing cost of living, and the consequences of endless wars.


We can win this Senate Seat

Jamie Davis has built a movement with a community of organizers and a dedicated campaign team; he won every parish in the first round by 21 points, then won the runoff in a landslide with 80% of the vote.


At the same time, recent Republican turnout numbers show that 25% of Republican primary voters don't want the MAGA candidates. 99k of Republicans voted for the Republican who voted to impeach Trump.


When the runoff narrowed to two MAGA choices, Republican turnout dropped by 87,000 votes, and Trump’s chosen candidate gained only 99 voters between the primary and runoff.


Julia Letlow gained only 99 voters after spending millions in a Republican runoff that was a "who is more MAGA" debate.


These numbers point to a Louisiana that is ready for a different kind of leader.


Join Us

We are asking everyone in Saint Tammany with the heart and resources to help Jamie take his stand for what works for ALL of us.


Please join us, invite your community, and help send a farmer for ALL to D.C.

 

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