Don't read too much into the results from these towns. They lean conservative and tend to vote Republican. Dixville voted for the Republican in every election since 1960 — including Barry Goldwater who lost in a landslide to Lyndon Johnson — until going for Obama in 2008, and splitting the vote between Romney and Obama in 2012.

Since reviving midnight voting, Hart's Location voted for Dole in 1996, Bush in 2000 and 2004, and, like Dixvillem, broke with tradition to vote for Obama in 2008 and 2012.

Dixville had a better track record in the GOP primary and predicted every Republican nominee since 1968 (counting ties in 1980 and 2012), but that streak came to a crashing halt when Donald Trump walked into town and John Kasich edged out the future nominee 3-2.

Don't spoil my mood! Just saying....

Write ins, interesting. Looks like if Republicans had a moderate candidate the Dixiville vote would have been essentially tied.

I think there's going to be a much larger amount of write-in for Republicans this time around, for those that still want to vote, but not for Trump.

Fairly strong showing for Gary Johnson, but it does tend to be an area for independent/libertarian thinking.

However, I think the few that did go Bernie here are because of the proximity to Vermont. There will be some write-in for him in other states tomorrow, but I don't think it's going to be at the level of write-ins for Republicans.

If Trump had won Dixville Notch and Clinton had won the overall, the only headline would have been about Dixville Notch.

The media wants to find a pro-Trump headline no matter what.

It's the first territory to close and it does so in half an hour. I think they've picked every president for the last couple of cycles.

They've picked the winning candidate in every straw poll taken since 1980 except in 1996 when a Typhoon closed the polls for a day.

If it matters Clinton got 71% of the vote. Good news if you believe in Trends.

http://www.guampdn.com/story/news/local/election-2016/2016/11/08/clinton-takes-strong-lead-straw-poll/93472300/

So I stand corrected, sort of. The straw poll picks them.

It looks good for her there.

What a stupid headline. It s should say, 100 convservatives voted mostly for Trump. Someone really F'd up there.

Wow, literally "32-25". This election is over, folks.

"So goes midnight voting in New Hampshire, so goes the election."
No one knew what he was talking about at the time, but wise words indeed.

That's really not enough to go on to make any conclusions. Totally stupid to report on this.