Marjorie Taylor Greene wins re-election in Georgia’s 14th district
Greene defeated Democrat Marcus Flowers and Libertarian Angela Pence to earn second congressional term
ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) - Georgia Republican congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene won re-election in the 14th district on Tuesday.
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Greene, who was first elected in 2020, defeated Libertarian Angela Pence and Democrat Marcus Flowers, who had attracted national funding in an effort to unseat the outspoken Greene.
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Greene’s northwest Georgia 14th district includes the cities of Rome, Dalton and Calhoun, and stretches southward to include a western portion of Cobb County.
Greene is a conservative businesswoman and ardent supporter of former President Donald Trump. She is also unabashedly pro-life, pro-Second Amendment and said she will fight for a secure border.
Flowers was a pro-choice military veteran who said he was running to expand veterans services, create jobs, improve the economy and expand rural broadband.
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