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Marjorie Taylor Greene announced she will resign from the U.S. House effective January 5, 2026, which will trigger a special election to fill Georgia’s 14th District seat . Available sources say the d...
As of available reporting, several people who ran in 2024 or have publicly signaled interest are named as potential or declared candidates for the 14th District special and 2026 regular contests after...
Georgia law requires the governor to issue a writ calling a special election for a vacant U.S. House seat within 10 days of the vacancy, and state practice has been to schedule special elections with ...
Marjorie Taylor Greene announced she will resign from Congress with her last day in January, creating an open race in Georgia’s 14th District and prompting discussion about successors; reporting notes...
Marjorie Taylor Greene announced she will resign effective Jan. 5, 2026, creating either a special election or an open-seat contest timed with Georgia’s 2026 primaries; Ballotpedia and multiple news o...
Georgia law requires the governor to issue a writ calling a special election for a U.S. House vacancy within 10 days of the vacancy; with Marjorie Taylor Greene’s resignation slated to take effect Jan...
Two special elections are scheduled in Georgia in early 2026: a state Senate special for District 18 on January 20, 2026, covering Crawford, Monroe, Peach and Upson counties and parts of Bibb and Hous...
A crowded Republican field is coalescing around Georgia’s 14th Congressional District special election after Marjorie Taylor Greene’s announced resignation, with multiple candidates publicly declaring...
The 2026 Senate map strongly favors Republicans: Democrats defend 13 seats to Republicans’ roughly 20–22 on the regular ballot, and analysts list a small core of true toss-ups centered on Georgia, Mic...
In 2025 media and trackers listed several sitting Republican governors as possible 2028 presidential contenders — most frequently named were Virginia’s Glenn Youngkin and Georgia’s Brian Kemp, with ot...
Marjorie Taylor Greene announced she will resign from the U.S. House effective January 5, 2026, creating a vacancy after that date . Georgia officials may call a special election or leave the seat vac...
Georgia law and practice show two different authorities can “call” — i.e., set — special election dates depending on the office: the Georgia Secretary of State commonly issues formal “calls” for state...
National Republican and Democratic groups are likely to treat the special election for Marjorie Taylor Greene’s Georgia 14th district seat as both a defensive priority and a test of influence: the sea...
At least two Republicans have publicly prepared to challenge Marjorie Taylor Greene for Georgia’s 14th District after she announced she will resign in January 2026: Christian Hurd has formed an explor...
A vacancy in Georgia’s 14th U.S. House district — created by Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene’s announced resignation effective Jan. 5, 2026 — will be filled by a statewide-governor-called special election...
There is that Georgia Governor Brian Kemp publicly responded to comments made by Virginia Lt. Gov. Winsome Earle-Sears; multiple contemporary analyses and reporting excerpts reviewed here either do no...
Georgia state officials publicly signaled a readiness to deploy law enforcement to suppress violence tied to the "No Kings" protests, framing their role as . Organizers of the No Kings movement consis...
Law enforcement publicly positioned itself as prepared to act if the “No Kings” protests turned violent, with (p1_s1, 2025-11-06). Organizers and movement materials stressed a commitment to , but the ...
State leaders publicly warned of crackdowns and legal consequences if the No Kings protests turned violent, emphasizing protection of communities while asserting limits on unrest; there is no record i...