Fuller Wins GA-14, Stabilizing GOP Midterm Lineup

0:00It's April 8. I'm Cory with the Story. This is Adelaide News today, driven by AI. In George's 14th Congressional District, voters just picked Republican Clay Fuller to fill the seat left empty by Marjorie Taylor Greene's resignation. Fuller B. Democrat Sean Harris in Tuesday's Special Election, keeping the deep red district in GOP hands despite a tight national house majority. Both candidates brought heavy military resumes to the race. Fuller is an Air Force-reserved lieutenant colonel and military lawyer, while Harris is a retired Brigadier General with combat commands in Afghanistan and Liberia, plus a stint as a military attaché in Israel. The contest drew big eyes because Republicans cling to a three-vote edge in the house with vacancies. Celebrities like Samuel L. Jackson cut ads for Harris and Pete Buttigieg hit the trail with him, but outside groups poured nearly $2 million dollars into attacks on the Democrat. Harris outraced Fuller 3-to-1 with $6.5 million versus $1.2 million, banking on anti-war

1:05sentiment against Trump's Iran, conflict. He slammed it as a war of choice in their debate, while Fuller backed the president, saying it made America safer. Even with Harris boosting his numbers from last year's race by double digits, it wasn't enough in this Trump won by 2-to-1 spot. He'll gear up for a full-term shot in November, but for now, Fuller's win studies the Republican lineup heading into midterms.