Everett Jackson leads the TX-30 Republican primary market with strong trader consensus, reflecting his 38 percent finish in the March 3 primary that advanced him and Sholdon Daniels to the May 26 runoff. Jackson's top position among the four candidates, combined with his campaign emphasis on economic opportunity and family values, has positioned him as the frontrunner in this open-seat contest for the U.S. House. Gregor Heise and Nils Walker, who trailed with roughly 19 and 18 percent respectively, saw their probabilities drop sharply after failing to reach the runoff. With the decisive vote less than a week away, traders weigh Jackson's primary momentum against any late developments that could shift support in the closely watched Dallas-Fort Worth area district.