Abraham's CD doesn't carry a lot of weight, most of GOP base is in the 1st. Rispone will clean up everywhere else.
Abraham's district is a gangly mess that will hopefully disappear in the next redistricting, with most of North Louisiana in one district and the Southern districts pushing into Avoyelles and Rapides as needed.
If JBE wins and Dems are able to keep the GOP from dual supermajorities, we may see the return of LA's second AA seat. The numbers are there (in 2010 Katrina hurt New Orleans's AA pop numbers), it's very easy to draw, the AA caucus would be pushing hard for it, and there's probably no love lost between JBE, Abraham, and maybe even the state GOP (Abraham lost a winnable race) after this campaign.