Election Live Updates: Republicans Keep Marjorie Taylor Greene’s Seat, but Democrats Narrow the Gap

Key Points:

• The recent special election in Georgia's 14th District, held to replace Marjorie Taylor Greene, showed a notable but not unprecedented shift away from Republican margins seen in 2024, with Democrat Mr. Harris narrowly leading in March amid a crowded Republican field.
• Special elections generally have low turnout with more engaged, older, and educated voters, limiting their predictive value for November's general elections; shifts seen in these races, such as the 23-point swing in Florida’s First District, have not been sufficient to flip seats.
• The Wisconsin Supreme Court election this year was relatively quiet compared to previous years, with lower voter interest and spending; liberal Judge Taylor holds a slight lead, supported by significant Democratic funding, while conservatives have shown less enthusiasm following prior losses.
• Mr. Fuller, endorsed by former President Trump, won the special election to complete Greene’s term in Georgia’s 14th District, promising strong support for Trump’s agenda and an "America First economy," amidst ongoing primary and runoff elections for the full term.
• Upcoming elections include New Jersey’s 11th Congressional District special election in April, where progressive candidate Analilia Mejia's performance will be closely watched in a traditionally moderate suburban district, highlighting ongoing political dynamics ahead of the 2026 midterms.