Marjorie Taylor Greene Replacement Odds for Georgia-14 Special Election

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Marjorie Taylor Greene stepped down from her post in Georgia’s 14th Congressional District on January 5.

Governor Brian Kemp called for a special election to fill the remainder of her term, which will happen on March 10.

A huge field of candidates put their names in the hat -- 22 total, including 17 from the Grand Old Party -- and the election will likely ultimately be decided by a runoff.

BetOnline's odds suggest just that as the two favorites are neck-and-neck. Colton Moore has around even odds while Clay Fuller is listed at 2/1. The next-closest candidate is is listed at 6/1.

Georgia-14 Special Election Winner

Colton Moore     1/1

Clay Fuller     2/1

Brian Stover     6/1

Nicky Lama     10/1

Any Democrat     10/1

Jim Tully     16/1

Tom Gray     16/1

Trey Kelly     25/1

Star Black     60/1

Christian Hurd     60/1

Jared Craig     70/1

Eric Cunningham     100/1

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