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June 27, 2024

All eyes are on Georgia for the CNN presidential debate, but how are you keeping up with tomorrow’s headlines? Each weekday afternoon, get the politics news that drives Atlanta, Georgia and the nation delivered to your inbox in a free email. The AJC Politics P.M. newsletter gives you a peek at the headlines, a sample of the morning subscriber-only Politically Georgia A.M. newsletter and a way to tune in to that day’s podcast to hear from AJC insiders and expert guests. Touch in, catch up and dig deeper into the moments that matter most, leading up to the 2024 presidential election and beyond.

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