Everett Wess leads the Alabama Democratic U.S. Senate primary market after placing first in the May 19 primary with roughly 40 percent of the vote, advancing to the June 16 runoff against Dakarai Larriett. Wess, a Birmingham attorney and former judge, outperformed the field in a contest where no candidate reached a majority, drawing support across key Democratic areas. Larriett, a petcare business owner who finished second at about 29 percent, remains the main challenger but trails in trader pricing. Mark Wheeler and Kyle Sweetser were eliminated after receiving 17 and 14 percent respectively, while Lamont Lavender registered negligible support. The compressed runoff timeline and Wess’s primary momentum have shaped the current consensus reflected in market prices.