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Clay Fuller, backed by Donald Trump, secured a spot in a Georgia special election runoff. Democratic candidate Sean Harris also performed strongly, potentially forcing a runoff in a district Trump won by 37 points. The results highlight Trump's influence and energized Democratic voters.
Georgia's 14th Congressional District special election is headed to a runoff between Republican Clay Fuller and Democrat Sean Harris. Fuller, endorsed by former President Trump, will face Harris, who previously competed against Marjorie Taylor Greene. The runoff is scheduled for April 7th, following a crowded Republican primary that diluted initial vote shares.
Voters in Georgia are participating in a crowded special election to fill Marjorie Taylor Greene's former seat, with analysts predicting a runoff is highly likely. The race features a significant number of candidates, splitting the Republican vote and potentially allowing the Democratic contender to advance.
