Congressman Fuller sworn in; immediately sponsors elections bill

Georgia’s newest Congressman is wasting little time in getting to work. Republican Rep. Clay Fuller was sworn into office Tuesday after winning a special election to take the 14th Congressional seat formerly held by Marjorie Taylor Greene. On his first day in office, Fuller co-sponsored the “Save America Act,” a bill pushed by President Donald Trump.

Trump endorsed Fuller in his run for the seat, and Fuller, in return, says he has sought to align himself with the President. Fuller said co-sponsoring this legislation fulfills a campaign promise and reflects his focus on election security. This legislation is aimed at strengthening election integrity and restoring public confidence in the voting process.