Georgia Voters Decide Who Fills Marjorie Taylor Greene’s Vacant House Seat

Georgia Voters Decide Who Fills Marjorie Taylor Greene’s Vacant House Seat Voters in Georgia’s 14th Congressional District are heading to the polls Tuesday to choose a new representative in a special election runoff [122236]. The vote will determine who completes the term of former Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, who vacated the seat after moving to run in a neighboring district [122236][98324]. The runoff pits Republican Clay Fuller against Democrat Shawn Harris, after no candidate secured a majority in the initial election [122236]. The winner will represent the heavily conservative district until January, though the outcome is not expected to alter the Republican majority in the U.S. House of Representatives [122236]. This election has highlighted a sharp divide within the Republican Party over foreign policy, particularly regarding the risk of a wider conflict with Iran [121882]. The two Republican candidates who initially competed in the primary held opposing views on America's role in the Middle East, with one advocating for a more aggressive stance and the other cautioning against direct U.S. military involvement [121882]. Polls are open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. local time on Tuesday, June 18 [122236]. The winner of Tuesday's runoff will be the strong favorite to win the general election for the full term this November [121882]. Georgia to Vote: Who Fills Marjorie Taylor Greene’s Seat? Georgia's GOP Runoff Tests Party Split Over Iran Conflict Veteran vs. Upstart: Key U.S. House Primaries Test Voter Mood