Summary
A Democratic candidate named Shawn Harris is running to replace Marjorie Taylor Greene in Georgia's 14th district. Harris, a retired military officer and farmer, is focusing on job creation, healthcare access, and support for farmers and veterans. The special election is scheduled for March 10, and if needed, a run-off election will occur on April 7.
Key Facts
- Shawn Harris is a Democratic candidate running to replace Marjorie Taylor Greene in Georgia's 14th district.
- Marjorie Taylor Greene resigned from Congress in January, prompting this special election.
- The election is set for March 10, with a possible run-off on April 7 if no candidate wins a majority.
- Harris plans to focus on job creation, healthcare improvements, and support for farmers and veterans.
- Harris served 40 years in the military and retired as a Brigadier General.
- He ran against Greene in a previous election, securing 36% of the vote.
- Harris has raised the most money among candidates, with average donations of $21.
- The district is historically conservative, posing a challenge for a Democratic candidate.
