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Get AJC breaking news app for tonight's election results

By AJC staff
Nov 4, 2014

The AJC Breaking News app is your source for AJC election results from today's Georgia races, from the Georgia U.S. Senate and governor's race to elections in metro Atlanta counties.

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Results will be updated after the polls close at 7 p.m.

To see the election results on the Breaking News app, choose the MENU icon at the top left. Choose Election 2014 results.

Among the races the AJC will be be tracking:

-U.S. Senate

-Georgia governor

-More statewide races, including Attorney General and State School Superintedent

-U.S. Congress

-MARTA referendum in Clayton County

-Sales Tax vote in Cobb County

-All contested races for city, county and Georgia Legislature

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