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Listen to America’s first reaction to the Democratic debate

By Crystal Villarreal
Nov 20, 2019

The fifth Democratic debate is mere hours away, and the world is waiting to see how the event will unfold. If you want to know what the average voter is thinking, we’ve got it covered.

» RELATED: The presidential debate is coming to Atlanta, here's how and when to watch

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution and 95.5 WSB will assemble a focus group of voters at the WSB studios to watch the debate and to share what stood out to them among the discussions.

» RELATED: MSNBC shows behind-the-scenes look at debate build out

It's America's first reaction to the Democratic presidential debate in Atlanta. Join in the conversation and get their reactions on the WSB Radio Facebook page immediately following the debate. You can check out more of the AJC's coverage of the debate here.

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