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Residents in the tiny hamlet in northern New Hampshire cast the first election day votes on Tuesday (November 6) in the U.S. presidential election.
Ten voters gathered at a polling station and awaited the strike of midnight before casting their ballots in what has become a tight race for the White House.
The votes were quickly counted, before a moderator declared the results "a tie". Both President Barack Obama and Republican challenger Mitt Romney scored 5 votes.
Officials said it was the first time a tie had been declared in the New Hampshire hamlet.
