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From the Heritage Foundation, this is Heritage Explains.

The tiny town of Dixville Notch, New Hampshire, is located just 20 miles south of the Canadian

border. Home to an idyllic hotel known for its skiing and golfing, the town itself had a

population of four at the time of the 2020 census.

But if you happen to be one of those four residents,

your election day experience is a bit different from most.

At the stroke of midnight, you enter the polling place set up in one of the rooms of the hotel.

New Hampshire law states that polls can close if all registered voters have cast

ballots. And so, a few minutes later, once all have voted, the polls close. This tradition of

midnight voting in place since the 1960s makes Dixville Notch the first polling place to report

results in the New Hampshire primary. Midnight voting first

came into existence to accommodate the schedule of railway workers, who were often unavailable

to vote during normal hours. It's an example of local officials ensuring that the vote is

both fair and accessible to voters. Election integrity is a high priority here at Heritage,

and we've been very excited to welcome election integrity

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