The run-off election in northwest Georgia to replace Marjorie Taylor Greene, a Trump ally-turned-critic who left her seat in Congress in January, has been called.
VoteHub projected that Republican Clay Fuller has defeated Democrat Shawn Harris in the run-off election for Georgia’s 14th Congressional District.
It’s important to remember that turnout is usually low in special elections, especially special runoff elections. This means that voter enthusiasm can have a bigger impact on the outcome than in bigger elections.
The general primary for the full term is on May 19, so these candidates may not be done fighting each other yet. Last month, Fuller and Harris both made it onto the ballot, along with many of the people they ran against in the special election in March.
President Donald Trump endorsed Fuller, a former prosecutor and Air Force veteran, and his victory tonight will provide Speaker Mike Johnson with more flexibility in his small House Republican majority.
Fuller has repeatedly said he would be “a warrior for President Trump on Capitol Hill,” but other Republican candidates have also promised to support the president’s plans fully.
“There’s a lot of folks who talk a big conservative game, but when it comes down to doing conservative stuff, they’re nowhere to be found,” Moore said Monday in an interview on a conservative talk radio show on WLAQ, a station in the district based in Rome, Georgia. “We need to find a fighter, a legislator, who’s willing to bring that fight with true vigor.”
The 14th Congressional District is massive, covering 10 counties from the Atlanta suburbs to the Appalachian foothills along the Tennessee state line.
Despite being Trump’s stronghold, the 14th Congressional District is home to a significant number of Democrats and independents, which could potentially unsettle Republicans in a special election.
Earlier this year, President Trump criticized Greene during a rally, days before she left Congress in early January.
Trump made the remarks at a campaign rally in Rocky Mount, North Carolina. During his speech, Trump referred to Greene as a “stone-cold liberal” and “highly neurotic,” Mediaite reported.
Trump suggested their relationship deteriorated because he did not return her phone calls frequently enough.
Greene recently announced she would resign from Congress following months of tension with Republican leadership. She has publicly criticized members of her own party on issues including affordability, healthcare, and the handling of the Epstein files.
Greene said she decided to leave Congress to avoid what she described as a “hateful primary” backed by Trump.
Trump mocked Greene by referring to her as “Marjorie Traitor Brown.” He said he chose the nickname because, in his words, “green turns to brown under stress.”
“What the hell happened to her?” Trump said during the rally. He claimed Greene appears frequently on CNN and suggested that marked a shift in her political alignment.
Trump said the demands of the presidency made it impossible to speak with every member of Congress regularly.
Trump told the crowd he is responsible for managing relationships with hundreds of lawmakers, dozens of senators, and foreign leaders, in addition to his family.
“You can’t call a president every single day,” Trump said. He said Greene complained publicly after he stopped returning her calls.
Trump again described Greene as “highly neurotic” later in his remarks. He dismissed suggestions that Greene was “brave” for resigning from Congress. Trump said he would have endorsed a primary challenger who would have defeated Greene.
“No, brave would be to stay,” Trump said. Greene has not publicly responded to Trump’s remarks.
The 2026 Restoration has been hit with a chilling reminder that the “Machine of Disruption” operates in the shadows. Fox News host Will Cain stopped his live broadcast to sound a visceral alarm on a series of deaths and disappearances involving seven high-profile scientists and government officials.
From the halls of NASA and JPL to the high-security labs of Los Alamos, America’s most brilliant minds are being picked off, raising the “Smoking Gun” question: is this a tragic coincidence, or an orchestrated purge of our national security assets?
In the 2026 Renaissance, where Administrative Lethality is being used to protect American sovereignty, the disappearance of figures like Retired Air Force General William McCasland—who oversaw advanced space surveillance—is being treated as a clinical threat.
With FBI Director Kash Patel and Attorney General Pam Bondi already auditing the “leakers and liars” of the previous era, this new “Deadly Overlap” suggests that foreign enemies or internal deep-state players are targeting the very individuals holding the keys to our space and nuclear dominance.
The mystery began with the shooting death of Carl Grillmair, a Caltech astrophysicist, and the “secret” cause of death for senior NASA scientist Frank Maiwald. In the 2026 Restoration, we recognize that when our infrared and telescope experts start turning up dead, our global vision is under attack. The disappearance of Monica Reza while hiking—a scientist linked to the same projects as General McCasland—adds a layer of “schizophrenic” complexity to a case that the government has kept quiet for too long.
The trail leads directly to the birthplace of the atomic bomb. Two more individuals, Melissa Casias and Anthony Chavez, have vanished from Los Alamos National Laboratory. Former FBI Assistant Director Chris Swecker warned that administrative staff with high-level clearances are prime targets for kidnapping because they are “in the know” on classified operations.
In the 2026 Renaissance, we cannot allow our nuclear fusion experts like MIT’s Nuno Loureiro—gunned down in his own home—to be eliminated without a massive federal counter-strike.
The final verdict is clear: The era of staying silent while our national security assets are “picked off” is over. While the radical DNC continues its “death spiral” of ignoring real threats, the 47th President is moving at Wartime Speed to secure our research institutions. Every missing scientist is a blow to the Victorious American future. The 2026 Restoration demands that we protect our thinkers with the same intensity we use to protect our borders.
COLDWATER, KS — A shocking political scandal has erupted in rural Kansas, where the mayor of a small city has been criminally charged with voting in multiple elections despite not being a United States citizen.
“Unassailable Evidence”
On Wednesday, Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach and Secretary of State Scott Schwab announced six charges against Joe Ceballos, the mayor of Coldwater. Ceballos, a legal permanent resident from Mexico, is accused of illegally casting ballots in 2022, 2023, and 2024.
While Senate Democrats sent a letter to President Trump demanding “bipartisan” talks, Republicans point out that those same Democrats have voted 14 times against a GOP-led spending bill to reopen the government.
As negotiations stall in D.C., the arrest in Kansas serves as a potent reminder for Republicans of why “election integrity” remains a top priority alongside the budget battle.