Clayton Fuller, a former assistant district attorney for Georgia’s Lookout Mountain Judicial Circuit, has announced he will run for the Republican nomination for Congress for Georgia’s 14th Congressional District.
Fuller is a native North Georgian and lives on Lookout Mountain with his wife Kate and their two young children.
“I’m looking forward to traveling around our district and putting myself forward to my neighbors as a candidate for Congress,” Fuller said in a news release. “As a conservative Republican, I’ll help President Trump stop illegal immigration, defend our 2nd Amendment rights, combat the opioid epidemic, and protect the unborn. Most importantly, I want to make sure our communities have a fighter in Congress.”
Fuller is the second person to officially announce their candidacy for the 14th Congressional seat held by U.S. Rep. Tom Graves, R-Ranger.
Clayton Fuller / Staff photo by C.B. SchmelterGraves, the senior Republican in Georgia’s House delegation, said in December he will not stand for re-election in 2020, triggering an unexpected battle to represent the deeply conservative district.