Georgia Runoff: Fuller vs Harris

0:00On April 7, George's 14th Congressional District heads to a runoff election on Tuesday pitting Republican Clay Fuller against Democrat Sean, Harris to fill Marjorie Taylor Greene's Bacon seat. In the first round on March 10, Harris grabbed 37 percent while Fuller took 35 percent in a crowded field of 17 candidates. Republicans overall dominated with nearly 60 percent of the vote in this deep red district. Trump threw his full weight behind Fuller, a district attorney, White House fellow from the first Trump term, and Lieutenant Colonel in the Georgia Air National Guard. Fuller calls himself an America First Fighter, with no disagreements on Trump's agenda. Trump doubled down on social media Monday night, urging all patriots to turn out for his endorsed pick. Harris, a cattle farmer, and retired general, who ran against Green last year, brands himself a dirt road Democrat focused on practical issues for the district's 10 counties. He argues Fuller is too tied to Trump to truly represent locals and pitches to sensible

1:04Republicans tired of drama. The winner serves out Green's remaining term months, helping Republicans cling to their razor-thin house majority of 217 to 2, 114 seats, plus one, independent. But come full term, it's back to the races with a Republican primary on May 19. People run off June 16, and November general, where? Harris runs unopposed on the demside. Green stepped down in January after public split with Trump over policy clashes and her ambitions, setting up this high-stakes showdown that could, signal more shifts in the party's loyalty test. National News, powered by AI. This is US News Today, I'm Corey with The Story.