Republican Brian Jack secured a seat in the U.S. House representing Georgia in the elections held on Tuesday. At 36 years old, Jack returned to his home state after spending several years in Washington, D.C. His political career includes a notable role in Donald Trump’s 2016 presidential campaign, followed by a four-year tenure as the White House political director. He later collaborated with former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy before making his run for Congress.

In this election, Jack campaigned for Georgia’s 3rd District, an area that borders Alabama and extends to the southern suburbs of Atlanta. He emerged victorious against Democrat Maura Keller, taking over the open seat left by incumbent Republican Representative Drew Ferguson, who chose not to run for reelection. The results were officially announced by election officials at 7:59 p.m. EST, confirming Jack’s win.

Jack’s campaign focused on various key issues pertinent to the constituents of Georgia’s 3rd District, and his experience in Washington undoubtedly played a role in his successful bid for the House seat. As he prepares to step into this new role, many are eager to see how his previous political experience will influence his legislative priorities and actions in Congress.