Trump Visits Georgia to Rally Voters in Greene’s Former District

President Trump is scheduled to visit Rome, Georgia, on Thursday, February 22, 2026, to discuss the economy amid early voting in the special election to fill former Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene’s House seat in the 14th Congressional District.

The White House confirmed the trip, with Trump expected to address local issues and rally support in the conservative northwest Georgia area.

The special election features 18 candidates vying for the open seat after Greene’s resignation in January. Trump has endorsed Clay Fuller, a former district attorney from the Lookout Mountain Judicial Circuit, calling him a strong contender in a field of many qualified options.

Trump commented on the race during a press gaggle on Air Force One, noting the large number of candidates eager to replace Greene and suggesting his endorsement would likely secure a win.

Early voting began this week, and with no candidate likely to reach the 50 percent majority threshold, a runoff is expected on April 7.

The winner will serve the remainder of Greene’s term and must then run in the May 19 party primaries, possibly facing a June runoff before the November general election. The district is solidly Republican, making the primary the key battleground.

Trump’s visit comes as he continues to exert influence in GOP races, with his endorsements often proving decisive in conservative districts. The economy focused event is expected to draw large crowds and boost voter turnout in the special election.

Trump’s Georgia rally shows he’s committed to keeping conservative strongholds red and fighting for your economic interests in every district. His endorsement power ensures America First candidates prevail. Patriots, this is your vote being amplified!

Trump hitting Georgia to back Fuller is classic boss moves; the 14th stays MAGA strong. While Greene’s gone, Trump’s picking winners to keep the House firing on all cylinders. Rally up for victory in 2026!