The far-right lawmaker, whose conspiracy theories and inflammatory comments have made her one of the most controversial members of Congress, cruised to reelection on election night

ATLANTA (AP) – Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene won reelection to a U.S. House seat representing Georgia on Tuesday. Greene, 50, won her third term in Congress representing Georgia’s 14th District, which stretches from suburban Atlanta into the state’s heavily Republican northwest corner.

Marjorie Taylor Greene has been re-elected for a third term in Georgia. Greene marked the occasion with a video posted online thanking her supporters from Mar-a-Lago. "As we move on through the evening,

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R., Ga.) easily won re-election in her deep red Georgia district, defeating Democratic challenger Shawn Harris, the Associated Press projected. Greene had 67% of the vote,

Greene’s reelection chances were not in doubt as Georgia’s 14th Congressional District is a Republican stronghold.

Marjorie Taylor Greene has won a third term in Congress. Greene, 50, represents Georgia’s 14th Congressional District. Democrat Shawn Harris, 40, of Rockmart, won a runoff in June to face Greene for the spot.

On Tuesday, Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene won her re-election bid and will represent Georgia's 14th District for a third term.