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14th GA GOP’s Official Candidate Forum
January 31 @ 3:00 pm – 6:00 pm

The special election for Georgia’s 14th Congressional District is March 10, with a runoff on April 7 if no candidate earns a majority. This election will determine who completes the remainder of Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene’s term, and Republican turnout will make all the difference.
This is a jungle primary, meaning every candidate appears on the same ballot, regardless of party. The field is large and competitive, with 17 Republicans, 2 Democrats, 1 Libertarian, and 1 Independent. In an election like this, staying home is not an option. Participation is essential to ensuring that the reddest district in Georgia, and one of the strongest conservative districts in the entire country, continues to be led by a fierce fighter who will be our voice in Washington.
Because the field is so large, the 14th District Republican Party is committed to helping voters get informed, engaged, and confident in their decision. That is why we are hosting three official candidate forums across the district.
Forum One
• Registration deadline: January 29
• Must be a registered voter in Georgia’s 14th District
• The exact location will be provided after successful registration
This first forum will be interactive, informative, and fun. Candidates will each have their own table where voters can speak with them directly. Attendees will receive a “passport” and earn a stamp for visiting each candidate’s table. Those who complete their passport will be entered into a raffle for an excellent prize.
At the conclusion of the forum, a straw poll will be conducted. The top eight candidates will advance to the second forum.
Forum Two
Following this forum, three candidates will advance to the final forum, which will be held in Walker County, Georgia.
These forums are designed to give voters real access to the candidates and the information they need to decide who they want to rally behind as our next Congressman. With a field this large, informed voters are the key to a strong result.
Meanwhile, the 14th District Republican Party is working tirelessly on get-out-the-vote efforts across every county. Our volunteers, district committee, and county Republican parties are united and moving forward together.
If you would like to be part of that effort:
• Support our GOTV campaign:
• Volunteer with our team:
• Register for the January 31 forum:
Early voting dates and locations are available through your local elections office.
This election is about showing up, staying engaged, and finishing strong. An informed electorate and strong turnout are how we protect conservative leadership in the 14th District.
Let’s do this together.
With Gratitude,
Jackie Harling, Chairman
14th Congressional District Republican Party