Crowded field of candidates compete to replace MTG in Georgia special election - NPR

A crowded special election to replace Marjorie Taylor Greene produced a runoff between Democrat Shawn Harris and Trump-endorsed Republican Clay Fuller, which Fuller ultimately won. That congressional contest concluded on the same Primary Election Day that saw Bottoms claim the Democratic gubernatorial nomination and Republicans Jackson and Jones advance to a GOP runoff, placing the special election result in the broader context of statewide voting patterns. Observers noted that a rushed move to paper ballots could slow counting and create confusion, though the main outcomes were clear.