Trader consensus favors state Rep. Jasmine Clark at 80.5% implied probability to win Georgia's 13th Congressional District Democratic primary on May 19, driven by her dominant fundraising lead—over $1 million raised and $482,000 cash on hand as of late March—coupled with endorsements from groups like Higher Heights for America PAC, 314 Action, and Elect Black Women PAC. Incumbent David Scott's death on April 22 abruptly opened the race, though his name remains on early voting ballots started last week, contributing to his low 3% odds as voters are urged to skip it. Recent crypto super PAC infusions exceeding $2 million have amplified Clark's visibility, while challenger Everton Blair Jr. at 15% appeals to anti-corporate PAC voters; Heavenly Kimes holds 3.1% amid name recognition from reality TV. No post-death polls exist, but pre-April money and momentum define the crowded field, with a potential June runoff if no majority.