Georgia GOP Expels Former Lt. Gov. Geoff Duncan Over Alleged Disloyalty

The unanimous decision accuses Duncan of undermining Republican candidates and endorsing Democrats, including Biden and Harris.

The Georgia Republican Party's State Executive Committee unanimously voted to expel former Lt. Gov. Geoff Duncan on January 6, 2025.
The resolution accuses Duncan of disloyalty, including endorsing Democratic candidates like Joe Biden and Kamala Harris in recent elections.
Duncan, a CNN contributor and vocal Trump critic, has been barred from identifying as a Republican or participating in party events and properties.
The GOP claims Duncan used his Republican affiliation for personal gain and undermined Republican nominees such as Herschel Walker and Burt Jones.
In response, Duncan criticized the party's focus, calling the expulsion a 'dumpster fire' and questioning its priorities under Georgia GOP Chair Josh McKoon.