Voters in northwest Georgia will head to the polls on March 10 to choose a successor to U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene. Gov. Brian Kemp set the date on Tuesday, following Greene's resignation after five tumultuous years in Congress. The race for Georgia's 14th Congressional District is already crowded. As many as 19 Republicans are considering a run, along with two Democrats and an independent. Candidates will run on a single all-party ballot on March 10. If no one wins a majority outright, the two top vote-getters will go to an April 7 runoff. Candidates will qualify for three days next week.
