Race to replace Marjorie Taylor Greene heads to runoff
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A closely watched Georgia race is going into overtime after no candidate cleared 50% in the special election to replace Marjorie Taylor Greene.
Democrat Shawn Harris led the vote, just ahead of Trump-endorsed Republican Clay Fuller, with the runoff now set for April 7. The runoff comes as a surprise in the deep-red district.
Harris gave Democrats a single, clear alternative, while Republicans were split across a packed field. Despite Fuller having Trump's endorsement, in Georgia's all-party election system, that does not automatically mean a candidate will secure over 50%...
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