Georgia Runoff: Fuller vs Harris

0:00It's April 7th. This is Canada News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with the story. Georgia's 14th Congressional District heads to a runoff today between Republican Clay Fuller and Democrat Sean Harris, filling the seat left. Vacant by Marjorie Taylor Greene's resignation. Fuller, a district attorney and Trump loyalist, grabbed 35% in the first round on March 10th, while Harris, a cattle farmer, and retired general, led with 37%. Harris overall dominated with nearly 60% in that crowded field. President Trump doubled down on his endorsement of Fuller this week, calling him a fantastic America first fighter on social media and urging all. Patriots to vote. Fuller served as a White House fellow in Trump's first term and holds the rank of Lieutenant Colonel in the Georgia Air National Guard, backing the President without hesitation. Harris is pitching himself as a common-sense derroh Democrat, appealing to practical Republicans tired of drama.

1:01He slammed Fuller for selling out to Trump, saying he couldn't fight for the district if it meant crossing the President. Meanwhile, the district rates as Georgia's most Republican-leaning spot. A Fuller win was shore up the GLP's razor-thin house majority, now 217-214, with one independent. The victor only serves out Greens remaining months until January. Looking ahead, anyone wanting the full two-year termfaces primaries starting May 19th for Republicans, with Harris running unopposed on the Democratic side come November. Keep an eye on turnout in this rich stronghold.