Jasmine Clark maintains a commanding lead in the May 19 Democratic primary for Georgia’s 13th Congressional District, an open seat following the death of longtime Representative David Scott. Trader consensus reflects her advantages in fundraising, recent polling that showed her ahead by double digits among likely voters, and endorsements from groups such as Indivisible alongside outside ad spending. As a sitting state representative and former microbiologist, Clark benefits from established name recognition in the metro Atlanta counties that make up the district. While the race includes multiple challengers, including educator Everton Blair Jr., low visibility and limited resources for the remaining candidates have kept their shares minimal. Late developments such as unusually high turnout or unexpected shifts in early voting patterns could still narrow the gap before primary day.