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Special Election Set for Georgia’s 14th District Seat

1/6/2026

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Georgia Governor Brian Kemp scheduled a March 10 special election to fill the vacant 14th Congressional District seat after Marjorie Taylor Greene resigned January 5 amid a fallout with U.S. President Donald Trump.
Early voting and absentee ballots will be available to voters.
If no candidate receives over 50%, a runoff will be on April 7.
Republican candidates include Brian Stover and Jim Tully; the district heavily favored Trump last election.

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Georgia Governor Brian Kemp scheduled a March 10 special election to fill the vacant 14th Congressional District seat after Marjorie Taylor Greene resigned January 5 amid a fallout with U.S. President Donald Trump.
Early voting and absentee ballots will be available to voters.
If no candidate receives over 50%, a runoff will be on April 7.
Republican candidates include Brian Stover and Jim Tully; the district heavily favored Trump last election.