Joyce Marie Griggs leads trader consensus at 87.5 percent in the Georgia 1st Congressional District Democratic primary due to her first-place finish with 34.5 percent in the May 19 primary, ahead of Amanda Hollowell at 24.7 percent. No candidate reached the 50 percent threshold required to avoid a runoff, sending the top two to the June 16 contest. Griggs’s background as a retired U.S. Army lieutenant colonel and combat veteran appears to have consolidated support across the eight-candidate field. Hollowell trails at 10 percent in the market after placing second, while the remaining candidates who received single-digit shares in the initial primary now trade below 3 percent each. A recent runoff debate and questions over one candidate’s filing status represent the main sources of remaining uncertainty ahead of the decisive vote.