In a remarkable start to the U.S. election season, the small hamlet of Dixville Notch in New Hampshire saw an unprecedented tie between candidates Kamala Harris and Donald Trump. Known for its long-standing tradition of being the first community to cast votes on Election Day, Dixville Notch welcomed voters with equal support for both contenders.
According to a CNN report, each candidate received three ballots in this tight-knit northeastern community. For decades, Dixville Notch has kicked off Election Day precisely at midnight on Monday, setting the stage for the rest of the nation's voting process that begins hours later. This evening's tied vote adds a unique twist to the town's electoral legacy, highlighting the ever-changing political landscape of the United States.
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