Kamala Harris and Donald Trump TIED after six votes in Dixville Notch

Voting was officially underway on Election Day as six registered voters in the town of Dixville Notch, New Hampshire cast their ballots just after midnight. 

The results in the small town were literally too close to call, as the half dozen voters were split three-to-three between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump. 

It's actually a sharp swing from 2020, when Joe Biden swept all five people who voted against Trump. 

Republican Governor Kelly Ayotte bested her Democrat opponent, 5-1, while Democrat Maggie Goodlander won the tally for town's Congressional district, 4-2.  

Dixville Notch has produced the first results of the first-in-the-nation primary since 1960 with its midnight vote on Election Day.

With such a tiny sample, the vote doesn't typically indicate how the election will end up. 

The voters, all Republicans, all cast their ballots for Nikki Haley in the GOP primary, giving her a clean sweep over former President Donald Trump and all the other candidates. 

Many Granite State voters will wake up Tuesday morning to the results of Dixville Notch's election as other polling places begin opening as residents head to work. 

The voting took place in a new location, the living room of Tillotson House, with the Balsams Resort undergoing renovations. It made for a congenial setting, with an 11-month-old golden retriever named Maxine greeting media and voters.

Just 20 miles from the Canadian border, The Balsams opened its closely-watched polling place in the living room at the Tillotson House to a room full of journalists who documented the votes of the town's handful of voters. 

Prior to the pandemic, the small New Hampshire town had double the residents it has now, with a dozen casting ballots back to 2010 and even more in years prior. 

Les Otten, the principal owner and developer of the Balsams Resort, spoke during the primary of how unique the event is.

'It's special. It really is,' Otten said. 'It's what ought to happen in every community in the United States, where there is 100% participation, everybody votes.' 

'None of the six of us can complain about the outcome of the election, because we've participated.' 

Dixville Notch caters to snowmobilers and Nordic skiers in the winter, and golfers and hikers in the summer.

For the primary, it had four registered Republicans and two undeclared voters.