New Hampshire: Dixsville Notch results in
More journalists than voters in Dixville Notch Seen as an indicator of future winners In the US, results are already in from the first ballot of the New Hampshire presidential primary. Bernie Sanders, John Kasich pick up the most votes in Dixville Notch, N.H., early Tuesday https://t.co/wYsPDjzkkT pic.twitter.com/1TKKp5xX8x— The Boston Globe (@BostonGlobe) February 9, 2016 With a population of only 12, there were many more journalists than people present when polls opened at midnight in the tiny New Hampshire community of Dixville Notch. Voting also took place in the nearby communities of Hart’s Location and Millsfield. After Iowa last week, the small state of New Hampshire is the second to vote. Many see the votes as an indicator of who will go on to larger victories in the presidential race. Dixsville Notch Republicans .JohnKasich wins Dixville Notch. tedcruz wins Millfield. Dixville has backed every GOP nominee since 1968. https://t.co/qwTf4jlhQ4— Henry J. Gomez (@HenryJGomez) February 9, 2016 John Kasich 3 votes (the winner) Donald Trump 2 Democrats Thanks Dixville Notch voters and welcome to the political revolution! #FeelTheBern #NHPrimary pic.twitter.com/CvDw5jVPiF— People For Bernie (@People4Bernie) February 9, 2016 Bernie Sanders 4 votes (the winner) Hillary Clinton 0 Millsfield Republicans Will TedCruz surprise in New Hampshire? https://t.co/ok0xxbgwHx | Getty pic.twitter.com/lRpeUXA3Ya— POLITICO (politico) February 9, 2016 Ted Cruz 9 votes (the winner) Donald Trump 3 Chris Christie 1 Jeb Bush 1 Carly Fiorina 1 Marco Rubio 1 Rand Paul 1 Democrats .HillaryClinton says she'll take a new look at her campaign's structure. https://t.co/xcjX395kXr. pic.twitter.com/tiT7MYGTIC— CNN Breaking News (cnnbrk) February 9, 2016 Hillary Clinton 2 votes (the winner) Bernie Sanders 1 Why is Dixsville Notch significant? The pint-sized poll gets particular attention as it is seen as an indicator of who will go on to be the eventual Democrat and Republican presidential nominees. President-to-be Barack Obama won here in 2008 while presidential rival John McCain won for the Republicans. Obama won again in 2012 but the Republican vote was split between Mitt Romney and former Governor of Utah, Jon Huntsman.
