Clay Fuller

Before law and politics, Clay Fuller captained Emory University's basketball team, earning an English degree before pursuing public administration at Cornell and law at Southern Methodist University.¹ Raised in the north Georgia mountains, he and his wife, Kate, have two children.¹²

Fuller served as district attorney for the four county Lookout Mountain Judicial Circuit, prosecuting violent crimes and arguing cases in Georgia's appellate courts.¹ His military career includes service as an Air National Guard lieutenant colonel and deputy staff judge advocate.¹ As a White House Fellow in 2018 and 2019, he worked in the vice president's office and Defense Department on issues including the opioid crisis and military family concerns.³

In 2024, his military legal work took him to the Combined Air Operations Center, including Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar.³ He entered Congress in April 2026 after winning the special election for Georgia's 14th District and took the oath on April 14.²

The Republican now faces Democrat Shawn Harris for a full term.⁴ Fuller supports President Trump's immigration enforcement agenda, expanded manufacturing employment, gun rights and stronger action against fentanyl trafficking.³ His campaign places prosecution and military legal experience at the center of its argument for public safety and national security policies.³