A special election runoff has been decided, filling a vacant seat on Capitol Hill. Everton Blair won the election, earning roughly 52% of the vote, while opponent Marcye Scott received around 48%. Blair will serve out the remainder of the term, which ends in January. The seat was previously held by David Scott, who died earlier this year after nearly five decades of public service.

Further details about the election and its outcome are available. The Georgia Secretary of State's website provided the vote totals.

The winner of a upcoming midterm election will serve a full two-year term, with candidates including Democrat Jasmine Clark and Republican Jonathan James Chavez.