Georgia Special Election: Voters Choose Greene's Successor

0:00Its March 10th, let's get into the latest global headlines. Voters in Northwest Georgia's 14th Congressional District head to the polls Tuesday for a special election to replace Marjorie Taylor Greene. She resigned from Congress in January after a public fallout with President Donald Trump. The race features 17 candidates, including Republicans, Democrats, and Independents, all vying to fill the seat until the November midterms. The feud started last year when Greene pushed hard for releasing the Epstein files, clashing with Trump's initial stance. She accused his movement of being a lie, and he called her a traitor. Greene has since criticized Trump's foreign policy, as strained from America's first principles, leading to her exit from the House. Local voters express mixed feelings about Greene's tenure. Some say her extreme views and conspiracy embrace may conservatives look unhinged, though they credit her for core values. He won a more professional replacement, who avoids drama, even if it means ignoring Trump's

1:01picks. Trump gave his full endorsements to Republican Clay Fuller, a former district attorney, but not everyone is sold. Firefighters and longtime supporters leaned toward candidates like Risk Consultant Bo Brown, or State Senator Colton Moore, known for his bold, challenges the leadership and grassroots energy. If no one tops 50% on Tuesday, a runoff between the top two happens on April 7th. Democrats like Sean Harris see a rare shot in this Republican stronghold, hoping the crowded field splits conservative votes before they unify. D&N is brought to you by our sponsor. If earbuds fall out when you sleep, this is for you. A pillow with built-in sound, S-O-L-I, solely pillow.com