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After some fiddling and testing, I got this to work. I had to delete the local instance of the branch, at which point Jenkins started recognizing changes. So, it appears that using non-fast polling (ie, 'Force polling using workspace') is an effective workaround if you have a build parameter in the branch name.
HOWEVER, if you have a local instance of the branch in the workspace, then non-fast polling seems to always think there are changes, irrespective of whether you have a variable or not. I will do some more testing and submit a bug report if I can get it to reproduce consistently.