Dixville Notch
Huntsman, Romney tied in early voting
Obama showing strong on Democratic ballot
Early voting in Dixville Notch has Jon Huntsman and Mitt Romney tied at two votes each. President Obama beat both of them with three votes on the Democratic ballot just after midnight Tuesday, Jan. 10.
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Voters in the tiny New Hampshire village famed for casting the first ballots in the nation's first presidential primary have found themselves in a tie between Republicans Mitt Romney and Jon Huntsman.
Nine ballots were cast in New Hampshire's Dixville Notch just after midnight.
Romney and Huntsman received two votes each. Coming in second with one vote apiece were Newt Gingrich and Ron Paul.
For the Democrats, President Obama received three votes.
The nine residents who cast their ballots include three registered Republicans and two registered Democrats. Four other voters haven't declared a party.
Dixville Notch is an unincorporated village in northern New Hampshire just below the Canadian border. The town clerk, Rick Erwin, says that the nine registered voters make up the entire Dixville Notch population.
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They have early reports too...why aren't those included...aaahhh because that would bring Ron Paul into second place!
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