The six residents of Dixville Notch, New Hampshire, have made their votes for president of the United States known. And it turns out they are just as hopelessly divided as the rest of the country. The tally, announced per tradition just after midnight on Election Day, came in at three votes for Kamala Harris and three votes for Donald Trump —a 50-50 tie.
The group of six voters, made up of four registered Republicans and two independents, all voted for Nikki Haley in the primary. In 2020, Joe Biden received five voters to Trump’s zero and in 2016, Hillary Clinton beat Trump four to two (with Gary Johnson and Mitt Romney each getting one vote). The last time the tiny township–which was memorably fictionalized as “Hartsfield’s Landing” on an episode of The West Wing– tied was in 2012 when Barack Obama and Romney each got five votes.
A regional field director for former President Donald Trump’s grassroots get-out-the-vote effort in Pennsylvania was fired for secretly promoting white nationalist views, according to multiple reports. Luke Meyer, a 24-year-old regional field director for Trump Force 47 in western Pennsylvania, pseudonymously hosted a podcast with notorious neo-Nazi Richard Spencer while in the role, Politico reported. In episodes of the podcast, Meyer expressed a desire to return America to being “80 percent, 90 percent white” and posted photos of himself wearing a ring bearing the sonnenrad—a symbol used by the Nazis.
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