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Follow the latest on Georgia governor’s race Wednesday in special AJC digital editions

The AJCePaper is publishing multiple special editions Tuesday and Wednesday to to capture breaking news, exclusive analysis and late results.
The AJCePaper is publishing multiple special editions Tuesday and Wednesday to to capture breaking news, exclusive analysis and late results.
By AJC staff
Nov 7, 2018

Our election coverage doesn’t stop with the printed newspaper.

Election night ended with Republican Brian Kemp ‘confident’ of victory, but Democrat Stacey Abrams was predicting a runoff.

Follow the governor’s race and more in our digital newspaper – the AJCePaper – all day Wednesday for breaking news, exclusive analysis and late results.

Subscribers will find the special digital section delivered to their email inbox, or you can go to AJC.com/ePaper.

  • Our 5 a.m. morning edition includes more details on the gubernatorial race.
  • In our noon edition, you'll find up-to-date results from your community and from around the state.
  • At 5 p.m., our focus shifts to the congressional races. Learn more about who will control the U.S. Senate and the U.S. House.

You will also find updates on AJC.com, the AJC Breaking News app and indepth reporting on AJC's Politically Georgia.

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