Marjorie Taylor Greene announces her resignation from the 14th Congressional District seat. Credit: @mtgreenee via X.

Crowded field emerges to replace Marjorie Taylor Greene in Georgia’s 14th

A crowded field of candidates put their hat in the ring to replace former U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene in District 14 with more than 20 candidates qualifying for the election.

A total of 22 candidates filed to run for the seat with 17 Republicans, three Democrats, an Independent and a Libertarian.

All candidates will be seen on the ballot on March 10, and if no one succeeds in getting the majority of the vote, a runoff election will be held April 7.

Here are the candidates with their campaign websites, if listed, political party and listed occupation:

• Andrew Underwood, Libertarian, not employed
• Beau Brown, Republican, risk engineer
• Brian Stover, Republican, business development
• Christian Michael Hurd, Republican, U.S. Marine
• Clayton McLean Fuller, Republican, District Attorney
• Colton Moore, Republican, auctioneer, truck driver
• Eric Cunningham, Republican, railroad supply chain
• James Edward Tully, Republican, self-employed
• James Marty Brown, Republican, business owner
• Jared Craig, Republican, attorney
• Jennifer Jaye Turnipseed, Republican, teacher, farmer
• Jim Davis, Democrat, political writer and retired business owner
• Jonathan Hobbs, Democrat, USPTO Registered Patent Practitioner
• Larry E. Hilley, Republican, self-employed
• Megahn Strickland, Republican, travel consultant contractor
• Nicky Lama, Republican, entrepreneur
• Reagan Box, Republican, self-employed
• Rob “Rush” Ruszowski, Independent, small business owner, electric bicycle dealer
• Shawn Harris, Democrat, cattle producer, farmer
• Star Black, Republican, retired
• Tom Gray, Republican, pastor
• Trey Kelly, Republican, financial services