Dixville Notch, a tiny community in New Hampshire, has kicked off the first in the nation New Hampshire Republican primary with a handful of voters casting their ballots. With just six residents participating in the primary, anticipation was high as midnight approached. The voting process in this close-knit community is quick and efficient, reflecting the unique circumstances of its small size.
The six voters, consisting of four Republicans and two independents, gathered at a voting station adorned with American flags. They proceeded to cast their ballots, which were then placed in a ballot box. Afterward, the votes were tallied and displayed on a whiteboard, revealing the sentiment of the first community in New Hampshire toward the Republican candidates in the primary.
