Everett Jackson's dominant 84% trader consensus in the TX-30 Republican primary stems from his first-place finish in the March 3 low-turnout contest, where he outpaced heavily funded attorney Sholdon Daniels by over 10 points despite Daniels raising 23 times more, advancing both to the May 26 runoff. Jackson, a DeSoto small-business owner, demonstrated stronger grassroots appeal in the Dallas-area district, while Daniels' cash burn without vote conversion eroded his odds from higher post-primary levels. Third-place finisher Gregor Heise holds residual 9% support reflecting his primary showing, but lacks a viable path absent a surprise write-in surge. Nils Walker trails at 0.3%. Early voting and turnout will tip this closely watched GOP nomination race in the Democratic-leaning district.