Georgia’s fourteenth congressional district is located in the northwestern corner of the state. The district is largely rural, but has a significant amount of towns and cities along the I-75 corridor. Its population of 710,176 (as of 2016) is about 84% white. The district has been solidly Republican since its creation at the beginning of the decade, with current incumbent Tom Graves having won three of his four elections unopposed. This year, Graves is opposed by Democrat Steven Foster. However, the district is expected to remain solidly Republican.