The July 28 special election to fill Georgia’s 13th Congressional District seat, vacant after David Scott’s April death, features a crowded Democratic field in a reliably blue district. Marcye Scott, Carlos Moore, Tony Brown, Everton Blair, and others split support among voters who typically back one nominee, while limited Republican participation adds little counterweight. With qualifying concluded only in mid-May and no dominant frontrunner emerging, traders price a fragmented outcome that could trigger the scheduled August 25 runoff. Recent campaign announcements and family ties have not yet produced decisive polling separation, leaving implied probabilities tightly clustered until greater name recognition or endorsements develop in the coming weeks.