New Hampshire's presidential primary season kicked off in Dixville Notch, a small town that has become known for its early voting tradition. With only six registered voters, Dixville Notch holds the distinction of being the first town in the state to cast its ballots in the primary race. The town's unique position as the 'first in the nation' has drawn attention from political enthusiasts and candidates alike.
The voting process in Dixville Notch began in the historical room where it has been held since 1960. The first ballot was cast by one of the town's residents, symbolizing the start of the 2024 presidential primary. Four of the voters identified as Republicans, while the other two were described as undeclared or independent.
