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Democrat Jasmine Clark wins Georgia House race to succeed late David Scott

Published 5h ago · Latest report 17m ago · Election

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Democrat Jasmine Clark won the Georgia House race to succeed the late David Scott.

Democrat Jasmine Clark secured victory in Georgia's 13th Congressional District race, defeating Republican Jonathan Chavez. Projectors called the contest as ballots reached 58 percent counted, keeping the Atlanta-area seat blue. Clark joins Congress to fill the vacancy left by the late Representative David Scott.

  • The backgroundThe seat became vacant following the death of longtime Representative David Scott.
  • The oppositionClark defeated Republican candidate Jonathan Chavez in the strongly Democratic district near Atlanta.
  • The marginClark held over 81% of the vote while roughly 58% of ballots were tallied.
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Special and regular congressional elections determine the balance of power in the United States House of Representatives. Winning safe seats is crucial for parties looking to secure or expand their legislative majorities.

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13Congressional District
81%vote share
58%ballots counted
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Decision Desk HQ projected Democrat Jasmine Clark as the winner of the congressional race in Georgia's 13th District over Republican Jonathan Chavez.

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