Clyde Wins Fourth Term in Georgia’s 9th District
Andrew Clyde won reelection in Georgia’s 9th Congressional District on November 3, defeating Democrat Caitlyn Gegen in the midterm election. The victory gives the Republican a fourth term in the U.S. House.
Clyde serves on the House Appropriations and Budget committees. Before entering Congress, he spent 28 years as a U.S. Navy officer, including wartime assignments in Kuwait and Iraq.
He founded Clyde Armory, a gun store in Athens, in 1991. The business has since grown into a national company. The election result returns Clyde to Congress for another term.
Clyde’s Fourth Term Extends Republican Hold on Georgia Seat
Andrew Clyde’s reelection gives Republicans another term representing Georgia’s 9th Congressional District. He defeated Democrat Caitlyn Gegen in the November 3 midterm election.
Clyde will continue serving on the House Appropriations and Budget committees, where members handle federal spending and budget matters. His return means voters will again be represented by a Republican with seats on both panels.
Clyde’s background includes 28 years as a Navy officer and ownership of a gun business founded in Athens in 1991. Gegen described herself as a community organizer. The result sends Clyde back to Congress for a fourth term.
Georgia Voters Return Navy Veteran Clyde to Congress
Georgia’s 9th District voters returned Andrew Clyde to the House, reelecting the Republican over Democrat Caitlyn Gegen in the November 3 midterms. Clyde now has a fourth term to continue representing the district.
His experience includes 28 years as a Navy officer, including wartime assignments in Kuwait and Iraq. He also serves on the House Appropriations and Budget committees, positions that put him in the middle of congressional decisions on spending and the budget.
Clyde founded a gun store in Athens in 1991; it has grown into a national business. Gegen, who called herself a community organizer, did not unseat the incumbent. The election keeps Clyde in Congress for another term.
Reported by Atlanta News First, WTOP.
