Two other New Hampshire towns claiming first-in-the-nation status cast and counted their ballots after midnight as well.
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Maine close to record turnout for presidential election
While the presidential race is driving the big turnout, Mainers also are deciding an unprecedented five citizen-initiated ballot questions and choosing candidates to fill every seat in the Legislature.
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Key things to watch today as election results roll in
The action will roll from pre-dawn voting in New Hampshire to late-night poll closings in Alaska, but Virginia and Utah may foreshadow the outcome.
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Elbowing each other all the way, Trump and Clinton near the finish
Clinton urges voters to embrace a ‘hopeful, inclusive, bighearted America,’ while Trump calls for support to ‘beat the corrupt system.’
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Trump rushed off stage in Reno by security but quickly returns
Meanwhile, a press bus carrying reporters covering Democratic vice presidential nominee Sen. Tim Kaine’s stops in Florida was hit at high speed.
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Presidential homestretch nearing hectic finish
Celebrities sing Hillary Clinton’s praises while Donald Trump presses into Democratic strongholds.
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Mexican government braces for economic shock if Trump wins
The value of the peso and the domestic stock market would probably plunge, experts say.
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As race tightens, campaigns target key states to shore up support
Donald Trump heads to rural areas to woo white voters, while Hillary Clinton takes her appeal to minorities.
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FBI, NYPD assess possible al-Qaida threat on U.S. election eve
The information regarding the threat ‘lacks specificity,’ an NYPD spokesman said.
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Clinton, Trump woo vastly different Americas in final push
The presidential candidates’ divergent paths highlight the yawning gaps between race, place and economics that drive policies.