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Where to buy today's election results copy of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

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By Ana Santos
Nov 9, 2016

You’ve now witnessed presidential history. Did you get a souvenir copy of the newspaper?

Chronicling this historic election took one more twist just as The Atlanta Journal-Constitution presses began to roll — the election was still too close to call.

We are dedicated to delivering the most up-to-date news to our print and digital subscribers. Today, you may find a limited edition of the AJC with the final election headline, “Trump Wins.” This final edition is available through street vendors only.

The front page of the November 9, 2016 print edition of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. The 2016 presidential election was still to close to call as The AJC presses began rolling. The AJC will print a special commemorative edition with complete election results on Thursday.
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The AJC will print a special commemorative edition with complete election results on Thursday. This newspaper features a keepsake poster and will be available at Kroger, Publix, QT and Race Trac stores for $2.

If you don't want to wait in line for the AJC, become a subscriber. Sign up for convenient home delivery of the newspaper at AJCdelivers.com.

WATCH: AJC editors discuss the historic front page of the 2016 election

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