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Make The AJC your one-stop-shop for Election Day coverage

Follow The Atlanta Journal-Constitution's coverage to stay updated on all things Election Day 2016.
Follow The Atlanta Journal-Constitution's coverage to stay updated on all things Election Day 2016.
By Fiza Pirani
Nov 8, 2016

Make The Atlanta Journal-Constitution your online, mobile and print news destination this Tuesday, Nov. 8 for all things Election Day 2016.

Our reporters and staff members will deliver you the latest in both local and national politics, and you can find it all online and on your mobile devices. Whether you prefer to get your election results from Facebook, Twitter, Snapchat or from AJC.com, we've got you covered. Here's how to follow the latest news:

ELECTION NEWS

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The latest coverage from The Atlanta Journal-Constitution: ajc.com

The latest coverage from The AJC's state politics team: politics.blog.ajc.com

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STAY TUNED: We'll also be going live on Facebook Tuesday night and early Wednesday morning with  The AJC's election results, the winning candidate's acceptance speech, and a special "hot off the presses" sneak peek of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution's special edition election issue.

Get breaking news notifications through our mobile app: AJC.com

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Once you've downloaded the app, set up your breaking news notifications by clicking on the upper lefthand corner menu button and navigating down to "Settings." Select the "Breaking News" option to be the first one to find out how Georgians voted, along with other breaking stories. You also have the option to curate your notifications by interest.

Go behind the scenes with us on Snapchat: @ajcnews

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Cobb County: Follow @CobbNewsNow on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

DeKalb County: Follow @DeKalbNewsNow on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

Gwinnett County: Follow @GwinnettNewsNow on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

North Fulton: Follow @NFultonNews on Twitter, @NorthFultonNewsNow on Facebook and @NorthFultonNews on Instagram.

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