The Winner
If you live in Georgia's 14th U.S. House District, you will now be represented in Congress by Clay Fuller (R-GA), who has been declared the winner of the 2026 congressional race, according to the Associated Press. The seat stays in Republican hands.
The Race
Georgia's 14th District was vacant on Election Day because Marjorie Taylor Greene resigned on Jan. 5, according to House history records. Fuller, a Republican, won the April 7 runoff, a two-candidate contest. Cook Political Report rated the race Solid Republican before the vote.
Georgia's 14th District has about 782,800 residents, according to geographic data for the district. Median household income is about $79,700 and median age is about 38.8. About 28 percent of adults hold a bachelor's degree or higher; the unemployment rate is about 4.5 percent and about 10.9 percent of residents live below the poverty line.
The district is about 71.4 percent white, 12.8 percent Hispanic, 12.4 percent Black, and 1.7 percent Asian. It covers Dade, Catoosa, Whitfield, Murray and Walker counties, among others, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.
What's Next
Fuller took office on April 14, according to House history records. He serves on the House Transportation and Infrastructure and Small Business committees, with assignments on several of their subcommittees, according to the Office of Congressman Clay Fuller, which listed the assignments on its website as of Nov. 11.
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