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@Oleg
Thanks for the quick response!
Wow, I feel pretty stupid. So turns out, it always worked previously because the first time it went to poll, it'd find no prior builds and thus start a build. Subsequently, the polling process would just reuse the ticket acquired from the login of the previous build, never actually relying on the credentials in the job.
When I updated the perforce plugin, I also rebooted the Jenkins instance, for the first time in a very long time, which apparently cleared all the cached tickets, breaking polling across all my jobs. When I reverted the plugin and retried with the old plugin, first I had manually hit some builds, which refreshed the stored tickets, giving the illusion of it working with the old version but not the new version.
Sorry for the misdirection! And yep, you were right that my polling procedures weren't completely correct. Can close as invalid.