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AJC publishes special edition after Democratic National Convention

Vice President Kamala Harris accepts the Democratic nomination for president at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago.
By AJC Staff
Aug 23, 2024

To bring you the latest from the final night of the DNC, The Atlanta Journal- Constitution took the unusual step of producing an extra edition of the newspaper — as it did for the Republican National Convention.

This limited edition, which printed later than normal, is available Friday where you typically buy a copy of your favorite newspaper, including outlets such as Kroger, RaceTrac, Publix, Ingles and QT. You can also access the extra edition through the AJC ePaper.

The front page from the Friday, Aug. 23, 2024 Atlanta Journal-Constitution

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