Georgia Runoff: Harris vs Fuller

0:00Voters in Northwest Georgia's 14th Congressional District head to the polls today for a special runoff to replace Marjorie Taylor Greene, who quit Congress three months back after clashing publicly with President Trump. The top two from March 10th Special Election, Democrat Mike Harris, a retired Army Brigadier General and Republican Wayne Fuller, a district. Attorney with Trump's endorsement face off to finish her term. The seat could tip the House's razor-thin, 217-214 Republican Edge, right away. Earlier this month, none of the 17 candidates snagged a majority, so here we are with this quick turnaround. Both Harris and Fuller are also chasing their party's nods for the full term in the May 19th primary, leading into November's midterms. The district's deep-red Trump won it with 68% last year, and Democrats rarely crack 40% there. Harris boosted his share a bit, from his 2024 loss to Greene, topping even Kamala Harris's

1:00presidential numbers in all 10 counties. His strongest spots were the bigger ones, like Cobb and Paulting near Atlanta, but he still needs a huge jump to win. Fuller's got that Trump bump, though special election turnovers stay low, especially runoffs. Poll shut at 7pm Eastern, with nearly 47,000 advance ballots already in as of Friday. Expect early mail and in-person tallies first, possibly giving Harris a short lead since more Democrats vote that way, before election day votes roll. In, state runoffs in Senate District 53 and House District 94 won't shake Republican control of the legislature. Whatever shakes out, this keeps the House on Edge, and sets the stage for 2026 midterms, just 210 days off. Eyes on Georgia as the power play unfolds. From your city, powered by AI, this is Canada News Today, I'm Corey with The Story.