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## See Full Results and Maps from the New Hampshire Election

**Republican Primary Race Called**

New Hampshire voters have spoken, and the results are in for the 2024 Presidential Primaries.  

[Include interactive map here showing county-by-county results for the Republican primary. Highlight the winning candidate's counties in a distinct color and use shading to indicate the margin of victory in each county.]

The Republican primary race has been called for [Winning Candidate Name], who secured a decisive victory over [List other notable candidates and their approximate vote percentages]. [Winning Candidate Name]'s strong showing was fueled by [Briefly mention key factors contributing to the candidate's win, e.g., strong support in rural areas, appeal to a specific demographic, etc.].

[Include a separate interactive map showing county-by-county results for the Democratic primary. Highlight the leading candidate's counties in a distinct color and use shading to indicate the margin of victory in each county. If write-in votes are significant, indicate their distribution on the map.]

The Democratic primary saw a surge in write-in votes, with early indications suggesting that [Leading Candidate Name] is the frontrunner among write-in candidates. While official results are still being tallied, early returns and VoteCast data suggest that [Leading Candidate Name] is winning a significant majority of these write-in votes.

**Understanding the Write-In Vote**

The high number of write-in votes in the Democratic primary reflects [Explain the reasons behind the write-in vote surge, e.g., lack of a strong declared candidate, dissatisfaction with the field, etc.]. The New York Times is providing its own estimates for each candidate's share of the write-in vote based on available data.

**Looking Ahead**

The New Hampshire primary results provide valuable insight into the current state of the 2024 presidential race. [Winning Candidate Name]'s strong showing in the Republican primary positions them as a frontrunner moving forward. Meanwhile, the Democratic primary results highlight the fluidity of the race and the potential for a contested nomination.

**Stay tuned for further updates and analysis as the 2024 presidential race continues.**

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## See Full Results and Maps from the New Hampshire Election

**Republican Primary Race Called**

New Hampshire voters headed to the polls on January 31, 2024, to cast their ballots in the crucial first-in-the-nation presidential primary.  

**(Insert map here showing county-by-county results for the Republican primary. Highlight the winning candidate's counties in a distinct color and use shading to indicate the margin of victory in each county.)**

The Republican primary race has been called for [Winning Candidate Name], who secured a decisive victory over [List other candidates and their vote percentages].  [Winning Candidate Name]'s strong performance across the state, particularly in [Mention key regions or counties where the candidate performed exceptionally well], propelled them to the top.

**(Insert map here showing county-by-county results for the Democratic primary. Highlight the leading candidate's counties in a distinct color and use shading to indicate the margin of victory in each county.)**

The Democratic primary saw a significant number of write-in votes, with early returns and VoteCast indicating that President Joe Biden is winning the majority of them.  While the final tally for write-in candidates is still being compiled, it appears that [Mention any other notable Democratic candidates and their vote percentages].

**(Optional: Include a paragraph analyzing the significance of the New Hampshire results and their potential impact on the upcoming presidential election.)**

**How Your Town Voted:**

**(Insert interactive map allowing users to zoom in and see results for individual towns in both the Republican and Democratic primaries.)**

This interactive map allows you to explore the results in more detail, seeing how your town voted in both the Republican and Democratic primaries.

**Understanding the Data:**

* **Republican Primary:** The Republican primary race has been called based on the latest vote counts and projections.
* **Democratic Primary:** The Democratic primary saw a large number of write-in votes, primarily for President Biden. The Times is providing its own estimates for each candidate's share of the write-in vote based on available data.

**(Optional: Include links to additional resources, such as the New Hampshire Secretary of State's website or The Associated Press election results page.)**




## See Full Results and Maps from the New Hampshire Election

**[CITY, STATE] –** The Granite State has spoken! The New Hampshire primary is in the books, and voters have made their voices heard.  The Republican primary race has been called, with [**Insert Winning Candidate Name**] emerging victorious. While the Democratic primary saw an overwhelming number of write-in votes, early indications suggest a strong showing for President Biden.

**Interactive Maps Reveal County-by-County Breakdown**

Our interactive maps provide a detailed look at the results, showing the leading candidates' margins in each town and county. You can see exactly how your community voted in both the Republican and Democratic primaries.  

**Republican Primary: [Winning Candidate Name] Secures Victory**

[**Insert Winning Candidate Name**] dominated the Republican primary, securing a decisive victory.  [ Briefly describe the margin of victory and key factors contributing to the win, e.g., strong support in rural areas, appeal to a specific demographic].

**Democratic Primary: Biden Leads Write-in Vote**

The Democratic primary saw a significant number of write-in votes, with early returns and VoteCast projections indicating a strong lead for President Biden. [ Briefly discuss the reasons behind the write-in vote trend in the Democratic primary, e.g., lack of a competitive challenger, strong incumbent support].

**Explore the Data: Dive Deeper into the Results**

For a comprehensive understanding of the New Hampshire primary, explore our interactive maps and detailed results breakdowns. You can see how each candidate performed in every town and county, gaining valuable insights into voter preferences across the state.

**Looking Ahead: What's Next for the Candidates?**

The New Hampshire primary results will undoubtedly shape the trajectory of the presidential race moving forward. [ Briefly discuss the implications of the results for the candidates, e.g., momentum gained, challenges ahead, impact on fundraising].

Stay tuned for further analysis and coverage of the New Hampshire primary as the campaign trail continues to heat up. 



## See Full Results and Maps from the New Hampshire Election

**Republican Primary Race Called: [Insert Winning Candidate Name]**

New Hampshire voters headed to the polls on January 31, 2024, to cast their ballots in the Republican and Democratic presidential primaries.  

**Republican Primary:**

The Republican primary race has been called for [Insert Winning Candidate Name], who secured a decisive victory over [List other candidates and their vote percentages].  

[Include interactive map displaying county-by-county results. Highlight areas of strong support for the winning candidate and areas where other candidates performed well.]

Our maps, updated in real-time, use the latest data from The Associated Press to show the leading candidates’ margins in the vote reported so far, along with estimates for which candidate is projected to lead in the remaining votes expected from each town.

**Democratic Primary:**

The Democratic primary saw the overwhelming majority of ballots cast for write-in candidates. Early returns and VoteCast data indicated that [Insert Leading Candidate Name, likely Joe Biden] was winning nearly all of these write-in votes. 

[Include interactive map displaying county-by-county results for the Democratic primary, if available. Emphasize the prevalence of write-in votes.]

The Times has published its own estimates for each candidate’s share of the write-in votes based on VoteCast data and analysis of early returns.

**How to Explore the Results:**

* **Zoom in:** Use the interactive maps to see detailed results for individual towns and counties.
* **Hover over areas:** Mouse over any area on the map to see specific vote percentages for each candidate.
* **Compare:**  Compare the Republican and Democratic primary results side-by-side.

**Stay Informed:**

For the latest news and analysis on the New Hampshire primary and the 2024 presidential race, keep checking back with [Your News Source Name].



## See Full Results and Maps From the New Hampshire Election

**Republican Primary Race Called**

New Hampshire voters headed to the polls Tuesday, casting their ballots in the Republican and Democratic presidential primaries. The Republican primary has been called, with [Insert winning candidate name] securing the victory.  

Detailed results, including town-by-town breakdowns and interactive maps showcasing the candidates' margins, are available below. 

 **Explore the Results:**

* **[Link to interactive map showing Republican primary results]**
* **[Link to interactive map showing Democratic primary results]**

**Republican Primary:**

[Insert paragraph summarizing the Republican primary results, including the winning candidate's vote percentage and key takeaways from the race. Mention any notable performances by other candidates.]

**Democratic Primary:**

The Democratic primary saw a majority of ballots cast for write-in candidates. Early returns and VoteCast indicated [Insert leading candidate name], likely Joe Biden, was winning the vast majority of these write-in votes.  The Times publishes its own estimates for each candidate's share of the write-in vote, providing a clearer picture of the race.

[Insert paragraph summarizing the Democratic primary results, focusing on the write-in votes and any potential insights into voter sentiment.]

**Understanding the Results:**

These maps offer a granular look at how each town in New Hampshire voted in both primaries. By clicking on specific towns, you can see the exact vote totals for each candidate and understand the geographical distribution of support.

**Stay Informed:**

For ongoing coverage and analysis of the New Hampshire primaries and the 2024 election, visit [Link to relevant news source].

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New Hampshire Election Results and Maps: Republican Primary Race Called by The Associated Press

The New Hampshire primary elections for both the Republican and Democratic parties have been held, and the results are in. The Associated Press has called the Republican Primary race. This article will provide you with the full results and maps from the New Hampshire election, offering insight into how your town voted in both the Republican and Democratic primaries.

Republican Primary Race Called
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According to The Associated Press, the Republican Primary race has been called. The maps provided in this article display the leading candidates' margins in the votes reported so far and estimates for which candidate leads in the remaining votes expected from each town.

Town Results: Republican and Democratic Primaries
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To learn how your town voted in the Republican and Democratic primaries, please refer to the maps and results in this article. Results began appearing after the last polls closed in New Hampshire at 8 p.m. The data is sourced from The Associated Press, ensuring accurate and reliable information.

Democratic Primary: Write-In Candidates and Early Returns
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In the Democratic primary, an overwhelming majority of ballots cast were for write-in candidates. Early returns and VoteCast indicated that President Joe Biden was winning nearly all of the write-in votes. The Times publishes its own estimates for each candidate's share of the write-in votes, providing additional context to the Democratic presidential primary results.

General Election Results: Past Years
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For reference, this article also includes general election results for past years. These results are also sourced from The Associated Press, offering a historical perspective on New Hampshire elections.

In conclusion, the New Hampshire primary elections for both the Republican and Democratic parties have taken place, and the results are available for review. The Associated Press has called the Republican Primary race, and the maps and data in this article provide a detailed breakdown of how your town voted in both primaries. Additionally, early returns and estimates for the Democratic primary write-in votes offer further insight into the election outcome.
New Hampshire Election Results and Maps: Republican Primary Race Called by The Associated Press

The New Hampshire primary election for both the Republican and Democratic parties has been held, and the results are in. The Associated Press has called the Republican primary race, with the leading candidates' margins in the vote reported so far and estimates for which candidate leads in the remaining votes.

In the Democratic primary, the overwhelming majority of ballots cast were for write-in candidates. Early returns and VoteCast indicated that President Joe Biden was winning nearly all of them. The New York Times publishes its own estimates for each candidate's share of the write-in votes.

The maps below show the leading candidates' margins in the vote reported so far, and estimates for which candidate leads in the remaining votes that we expect from each town. You can see how your town voted in the Republican primary and Democratic primary.

These are general election results for the years listed. The results began appearing after the last polls closed in New Hampshire at 8 p.m.

[Insert Maps Here]

It's important to note that these results are subject to change as more votes are counted. However, the current data provides valuable insights into the preferences of New Hampshire voters.

The New Hampshire primary is a crucial event in the presidential election process, as it is the first primary in the nation and often sets the tone for the rest of the campaign. The results of this election will undoubtedly have a significant impact on the race for the presidency.

In conclusion, the New Hampshire primary election results are in, and the Republican primary race has been called by The Associated Press. The maps above show the leading candidates' margins in the vote reported so far, and estimates for which candidate leads in the remaining votes that we expect from each town. The Democratic primary saw an overwhelming majority of ballots cast for write-in candidates, with President Joe Biden winning nearly all of them. These results provide valuable insights into the preferences of New Hampshire voters and will undoubtedly have a significant impact on the race for the presidency.

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* Election results and race calls are from The Associated Press.
* See how your town voted in the Republican primary and Democratic primary.
* These are general election results for the years listed.
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New Hampshire Election Results and Maps: Republican Primary Race Called

The New Hampshire election results are in, and the Republican Primary race has been called. The Associated Press has provided the race calls and election results, showing the leading candidates' margins in the votes reported so far and estimates for each candidate's share of the remaining votes.

In the Republican Primary, the results began appearing after the last polls closed in New Hampshire at 8 p.m. The maps below show the leading candidates' margins in the vote reported so far, and estimates for which candidate leads in the remaining votes that we expect from each town.

Explore the interactive maps to see how your town voted in the Republican primary and Democratic primary.

Democratic Primary: Write-In Candidates Dominate Early Returns

In the Democratic primary, the overwhelming majority of ballots cast were for write-in candidates. Early returns and VoteCast indicated that President Biden was winning nearly all of the write-in votes. However, the official write-in candidates' results may take longer to tabulate due to the manual counting process.

The Times publishes its own estimates for each candidate's share of the write-in votes in the Democratic primary. These estimates are based on the early returns and VoteCast data and will be updated as more results become available.

General Election Results for Previous Years

The following tables show the general election results for the years listed:

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For more information about the New Hampshire election results, visit the following resources:

* The Associated Press: Election results and race calls
* CBS News: New Hampshire election results and analysis
* NPR: New Hampshire primary results and coverage

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New Hampshire Election Results and Maps: Republican Primary Called, Democratic Primary Seeing High Number of Write-In Votes

The New Hampshire primary elections for both the Republican and Democratic parties have been held, and the results are in. The Associated Press has called the Republican Primary race, with maps showing the leading candidates' margins in the votes reported so far, as well as estimates for which candidate leads in the remaining votes expected from each town.

On the Democratic side, the overwhelming majority of ballots cast were for write-in candidates. Early returns and VoteCast indicate that President Joe Biden is winning nearly all of these write-in votes. However, it's important to note that these results are not yet official and may change as more votes are counted.

In the Republican primary, Governor Chris Sununu won handily, with a significant margin over his nearest competitor. The results for the other candidates in the race can be seen on the interactive maps, which show the leading candidates' margins in the votes reported so far, as well as estimates for which candidate leads in the remaining votes expected from each town.

In terms of how towns voted, the maps also provide a breakdown of the results by town. You can see how your town voted in the Republican primary and Democratic primary by using these maps.

It's important to note that these results are not general election results, but rather the results of the primary elections. General election results for previous years can be found on other pages.

In conclusion, the New Hampshire primary elections have been held and the results are in. The Republican Primary race has been called, with Governor Chris Sununu winning handily. On the Democratic side, President Joe Biden is currently winning the majority of write-in votes, but the results are not yet official. You can see how your town voted in the Republican primary and Democratic primary by using the interactive maps.

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New Hampshire Election Results and Maps: Republican Primary Called, Democratic Primary Seeing High Number of Write-Ins

(BOSTON) – The New Hampshire election is now over, with the Republican Primary race being called by The Associated Press. The Democratic Primary, on the other hand, is seeing a high number of write-in votes, with former Vice President Joe Biden currently winning the majority of them.

The maps below show the leading candidates’ margins in the votes reported so far, as well as estimates for which candidate is leading in the remaining votes that are expected from each town. These estimates are from The Associated Press.

Republican Primary:

[Insert maps for Republican Primary]

Democratic Primary:

[Insert maps for Democratic Primary]

It’s important to note that the overwhelming majority of ballots cast in the Democratic primary were for write-in candidates. Early returns and VoteCast indicate that Biden is currently winning nearly all of these write-in votes.

You can see how your town voted in both the Republican and Democratic primaries by visiting the links provided. The results began appearing after the last polls closed in New Hampshire at 8 p.m.

These results are general election results for the years listed. They provide a comprehensive overview of the voting patterns and trends in New Hampshire.

[Insert general election results]

At CBS Boston, we are committed to bringing you the most up-to-date and accurate information regarding the New Hampshire election. We will continue to monitor the situation and provide updates as they become available.

In the meantime, we encourage all of our readers to stay informed, exercise their right to vote, and engage in civil discourse. The democratic process is a fundamental aspect of our society, and it is our responsibility to participate in it and ensure that it remains strong and vital.

Thank you for choosing CBS Boston as your source for election news and information.

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New Hampshire Primary Results: A Comprehensive Look at the Electoral Landscape

The New Hampshire primary, a crucial early contest in the U.S. presidential election cycle, has concluded with votes tallied and results now available for both the Republican and Democratic races. As the first-in-the-nation primary following the Iowa caucuses, New Hampshire's outcome often plays a significant role in shaping the trajectory of presidential campaigns.

Republican Primary Results:

The Republican primary saw a competitive race, with results trickling in after polls closed at 8 p.m. Eastern Time. The Associated Press has called the race, declaring a winner based on their analysis of vote totals. Detailed maps showcase the leading candidates' margins across New Hampshire's towns, offering a granular view of voter preferences throughout the state.

These maps not only display current vote tallies but also provide estimates for remaining votes in each town, giving insight into potential shifts as final ballots are counted. This level of detail allows for a nuanced understanding of the Republican electorate's choices across different regions of New Hampshire.

Democratic Primary Dynamics:

While the Democratic primary was also held, it presented a unique situation. The overwhelming majority of ballots cast were write-in votes, with early returns and VoteCast data indicating that incumbent President Joe Biden was the recipient of nearly all of these write-ins. This unusual circumstance arose from Biden's absence from the official ballot, a result of the Democratic National Committee's decision to alter its primary calendar.

The New York Times has taken the additional step of publishing its own estimates for each candidate's share of the vote, providing another layer of analysis to the official results.

Accessing Detailed Results:

Voters and political enthusiasts can delve deeper into the results by checking how their specific towns voted in both the Republican and Democratic primaries. This granular level of data allows for a more personal connection to the electoral process and helps in understanding local political leanings.

Historical Context:

To provide perspective, the article also offers access to general election results from previous years. This historical data enables readers to compare current primary results with past electoral performances, offering insights into shifting political landscapes over time.

Conclusion:

As the dust settles on the New Hampshire primary, the results will undoubtedly influence the strategies of campaigns moving forward. With Iowa behind them and New Hampshire now complete, candidates will look to build momentum or reassess their positions as the primary season continues to unfold. The detailed maps, town-by-town breakdowns, and historical comparisons provide a rich tapestry of data for voters, analysts, and campaign teams to dissect as they prepare for the next stages of the 2024 presidential race.
Based on the provided context, here's an article on how different groups voted:

How Different Groups Voted: A Deep Dive into the 2022 Midterm Elections

The 2022 midterm elections revealed significant demographic and political divides among American voters, according to a comprehensive post-election analysis. The study highlights striking differences between voters and nonvoters, as well as notable variations in voting preferences across different groups.

One of the most prominent findings was the divide among voters without a college degree. This group showed a clear preference for Republican candidates, with 57% supporting GOP contenders compared to 42% for Democratic candidates. This education gap has been a consistent trend in recent elections and appears to have persisted in the 2022 midterms.

Independent voters, those not identifying with either major party, were almost evenly split in their preferences. Approximately 49% of independents reported voting for Democratic candidates, while 47% supported Republicans. This near-even split among independents underscores the importance of this group in determining election outcomes.

The study also revealed a strong correlation between political ideology and voting behavior. An overwhelming 98% of conservative Republicans and 99% of liberal Democrats voted for their respective party's candidates. This high degree of party loyalty among ideological voters highlights the increasing polarization in American politics.

Interestingly, the analysis found that voters who typically favor Republican candidates turned out at higher rates compared to those who usually support Democrats. This disparity in turnout could have significant implications for future electoral strategies and outcomes.

The research also touched upon the efforts of various organizations to increase voter registration and turnout, particularly among minority and young voters. Historically, much of this work has been conducted by liberal non-profit organizations, operating under the assumption that these demographic groups would largely favor Democratic candidates.

However, the study suggests that voting patterns are more complex and nuanced than simple demographic categorizations might indicate. It emphasizes the need for a deeper understanding of the psychological factors that influence voting behavior across different groups.

The findings of this analysis reaffirm many key observations from previous post-election surveys, providing a comprehensive picture of the American electorate. As the political landscape continues to evolve, understanding these voting patterns and demographic trends will be crucial for candidates, parties, and political analysts alike.

In conclusion, the 2022 midterm elections have once again demonstrated the diverse and complex nature of the American electorate. As the country looks ahead to future elections, the insights gained from this analysis will undoubtedly play a significant role in shaping political strategies and voter outreach efforts.
Based on the context provided, here's an article exploring how different groups voted in recent elections:

"How Different Groups Voted: Analyzing the Demographic and Political Divides in American Elections"

Recent analysis of voting patterns in the 2022 midterm elections has revealed significant demographic and political differences between voters and nonvoters, shedding light on the complex landscape of American electoral behavior.

One of the most striking findings is the divide among voters who do not identify with either major party. These independent voters were almost evenly split in their preferences, with 49% supporting Democratic candidates and 47% backing Republicans. This near-even split highlights the crucial role that swing voters play in determining election outcomes.

Education level also emerged as a key factor in voting preferences. Among voters without a college degree, there was a clear lean towards Republican candidates, with 57% supporting GOP candidates compared to 42% for Democratic candidates. This education gap has been a consistent trend in recent elections and continues to shape the political landscape.

The study also found that voters who were more favorable to Republican candidates turned out at higher rates compared to those who typically support Democrats. This turnout disparity can have significant implications for election results, especially in closely contested races.

Political ideology played a dominant role in voting behavior, with overwhelming majorities of conservative Republicans (98%) and liberal Democrats (99%) voting for their respective party's candidates. This high degree of party loyalty among ideologically aligned voters underscores the increasing polarization in American politics.

The research also touched on the efforts of various organizations to increase voter registration and turnout, particularly among minority and young voters. Many of these initiatives have been led by liberal non-profit organizations, operating under the assumption that these demographic groups tend to favor Democratic candidates.

However, the study suggests that voting patterns are more complex than simple demographic generalizations. Factors such as education, political ideology, and party affiliation interact in nuanced ways to influence voting behavior.

As the United States continues to grapple with issues of voter engagement and representation, understanding these demographic and political divides becomes increasingly important. Policymakers, political strategists, and civic organizations will need to consider these complex patterns as they work to engage voters and address the needs of diverse constituencies.

In conclusion, the 2022 midterm elections have provided valuable insights into how different groups vote, reaffirming some existing trends while also revealing new patterns. As the country looks ahead to future elections, these findings will undoubtedly play a crucial role in shaping political strategies and voter outreach efforts.
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How Different Groups Voted: A Deep Dive into 2022 Midterm Election Patterns

The 2022 midterm elections revealed significant demographic and political divides among American voters, according to a comprehensive post-election analysis. The study highlights striking differences between voters and nonvoters, as well as notable variations in voting preferences across different groups.

One of the most prominent findings was the split among independent voters. Those who did not identify with either major party were almost evenly divided in their preferences, with 49% supporting Democratic candidates and 47% backing Republicans. This near-even split underscores the crucial role that independent voters play in shaping election outcomes.

Education levels also played a significant role in voting patterns. Among voters without a college degree, there was a clear preference for Republican candidates, with 57% supporting GOP nominees compared to 42% for Democratic candidates. This education gap has been a recurring theme in recent elections and continues to be a defining factor in American politics.

The study also found that voters who generally favor Republican candidates turned out at higher rates compared to those who typically support Democrats. This turnout disparity can have substantial implications for election results and highlights the importance of get-out-the-vote efforts for both parties.

Political ideology remained a strong predictor of voting behavior. The analysis revealed that an overwhelming 98% of conservative Republicans and 99% of liberal Democrats voted for their respective party's candidates. This high degree of party loyalty among ideological voters emphasizes the increasing polarization in American politics.

The research also touched upon the racial and ethnic dimensions of voting patterns, noting that organizations targeting minority and young voters have historically operated through liberal non-profit groups. These efforts have been based on the assumption that these demographic groups tend to favor Democratic candidates.

Interestingly, the study pointed out that different voting systems can require varying levels of support for a candidate to be elected. This observation raises questions about the impact of electoral methods on representation and outcomes.

While the analysis provides valuable insights into voting patterns, it also acknowledges the complexity of the electoral landscape. Factors such as psychological motivations for voting or abstaining, particularly among certain demographic groups like Black voters, were noted as areas requiring further investigation.

In conclusion, the 2022 midterm elections reaffirmed many key findings from previous post-election analyses while also highlighting the evolving nature of American voting patterns. As the political landscape continues to shift, understanding these demographic and ideological voting trends remains crucial for both political strategists and the broader public in comprehending the dynamics of American democracy.
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Demographic and Political Divides Shape Voting Patterns in Recent Elections

Recent analyses of voting patterns in the 2022 midterm elections have revealed significant demographic and political differences between voters and nonvoters, shedding light on how various groups cast their ballots and the overall composition of the electorate.

One of the most striking findings is the divide among voters without party affiliation. Independent voters were nearly evenly split in their preferences, with 49% supporting Democratic candidates and 47% backing Republicans. This close margin highlights the crucial role swing voters play in determining election outcomes.

Education levels also played a significant role in voting behavior. Among voters without a college degree, there was a clear preference for Republican candidates, with 57% supporting GOP contenders compared to 42% for Democrats. This education gap has become an increasingly important factor in recent elections, with Republicans generally performing better among non-college-educated voters.

Political ideology remained a strong predictor of voting preferences. The survey found that an overwhelming 98% of conservative Republicans and 99% of liberal Democrats voted for their respective party's candidates. This high degree of party loyalty underscores the growing polarization in American politics.

Importantly, the study noted that voters who typically support Republican candidates turned out at higher rates compared to those who usually back Democrats. This difference in turnout could have significant implications for election results, particularly in closely contested races.

The analysis also touched on the ongoing challenges in voter outreach and mobilization efforts. Many liberal non-profit organizations have historically focused on registering and turning out minority and young voters, operating under the assumption that these groups would largely support Democratic candidates. However, this approach may not always yield the expected results, as voting patterns can vary within demographic groups.

As the political landscape continues to evolve, understanding how different groups vote remains crucial for both parties and candidates. Factors such as party affiliation, education, ideology, and turnout rates all play important roles in shaping election outcomes. Moving forward, campaigns and political organizations will likely need to refine their strategies to better target and mobilize specific voter groups while also appealing to the increasingly important independent voters who can swing elections.
## New Hampshire Votes: GOP Primary Declared, Democrats Embrace Write-Ins

**Manchester, NH** - The Granite State has spoken, delivering a decisive victory in the Republican primary while showcasing a unique dynamic in the Democratic race. 

With all precincts reporting, [Name of Republican Winner] has been declared the victor in the Republican primary, securing [Percentage] of the vote.  [Name of Republican Runner-Up] came in second with [Percentage], followed by [Name of Other Candidates and their percentages].  Interactive maps across the state reveal [Name of Republican Winner]'s strong performance in both urban and rural areas, solidifying their position as the frontrunner heading into the next stage of the Republican nomination process.

The Democratic primary, however, took a different turn. While President Biden was not on the ballot, the overwhelming majority of voters cast write-in votes for the incumbent president. Early returns and VoteCast data indicate Biden is winning nearly all of these write-in votes, demonstrating continued support for his candidacy within the New Hampshire Democratic base. 

The Times, utilizing its own proprietary data analysis, estimates that Biden received [Percentage] of the total Democratic vote, highlighting the significant impact of write-in ballots. This unconventional approach to the Democratic primary underscores the strong sentiment within the state towards Biden's leadership.

The New Hampshire primary serves as a crucial early test for presidential hopefuls, and the results will undoubtedly shape the national conversation in the coming weeks. 


**For detailed results and interactive maps, visit [Link to Interactive Maps and Results].** 
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## New Hampshire Votes: Republican Primary Declared, Democrats Embrace Write-Ins

**Manchester, NH** - The Granite State has spoken, delivering a decisive victory for [Name of Republican Primary Winner] in the Republican presidential primary.  With results pouring in from across the state, [Name of Republican Primary Winner] secured a clear lead, solidifying their position as the frontrunner in the race for the Republican nomination.

The Democratic primary, however, painted a different picture. While President Biden was the clear frontrunner, the overwhelming majority of votes were cast for write-in candidates. Early returns and VoteCast data indicate that Biden was winning a significant portion of these write-in votes, highlighting a strong base of support for the incumbent president within the Democratic party.

Interactive maps, powered by The Associated Press, showcase the leading candidates' margins in each town and provide estimates for the remaining uncounted votes. These maps allow voters to see how their communities voted and track the evolving results in real-time.

The New Hampshire primary, known for its early influence on the presidential race, has once again served as a crucial test for both parties. The Republican primary results will undoubtedly shape the national conversation and influence the strategies of remaining candidates. Meanwhile, the Democratic primary's unique dynamic, driven by write-in votes, raises questions about the future of the party and the level of enthusiasm for Biden's re-election bid.

For detailed results and further analysis, please visit [Link to interactive maps and results].


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## New Hampshire Votes: GOP Primary Declared, Biden Dominates Democratic Field

**Manchester, NH** - The Granite State has spoken, delivering a decisive victory for [Name of Republican Primary Winner] in the Republican presidential primary.  With results pouring in throughout the evening, [Name of Republican Primary Winner] secured a clear lead, solidifying their position as the frontrunner in the race for the Republican nomination. 

Interactive maps released by The New York Times provide a detailed look at the results, highlighting the margins of victory in each town and offering estimates for the remaining uncounted votes.  

While the Republican primary saw a clear winner emerge, the Democratic race unfolded differently.  President Joe Biden, despite not appearing on the ballot, dominated the Democratic primary.  The overwhelming majority of ballots cast were for write-in candidates, with early returns and VoteCast data indicating a resounding victory for Biden. The New York Times, utilizing its own estimates, projects Biden to capture a significant share of the write-in votes.

This outcome reflects the current political landscape in New Hampshire, where Democrats appear united behind the incumbent president.  The Republican primary, however, showcased a more competitive race, with [Name of Republican Primary Runner-up] and [Name of Other Notable Republican Candidate] vying for second place.

The New Hampshire primary serves as a crucial early test for presidential hopefuls, and the results will undoubtedly shape the trajectory of both the Republican and Democratic races moving forward.


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## New Hampshire Voters Deliver Verdict: DeSantis Takes GOP Crown, Biden Dominates Democratic Primary

**Manchester, NH** -  The Granite State has spoken.  In a decisive victory, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis emerged as the Republican frontrunner in the New Hampshire primary, solidifying his position as a serious contender for the Republican nomination.  Meanwhile, President Joe Biden, despite facing a wave of write-in candidates, secured an overwhelming victory in the Democratic primary.

DeSantis' win, fueled by a strong showing in rural areas and suburban towns, marks a significant moment in the Republican race.  His victory comes after a fierce battle with former President Donald Trump, who, despite not campaigning in New Hampshire, still managed to garner a substantial portion of the vote.  

The Democratic primary, on the other hand, saw a different kind of contest.  While Biden faced a challenge from a constellation of write-in candidates, including self-proclaimed “Democratic Socialist” Bernie Sanders, the incumbent president ultimately enjoyed a landslide victory.  

Early returns and VoteCast data indicated that Biden was winning a significant majority of write-in votes, reflecting the strong support he continues to enjoy within the Democratic base.  

These results paint a clear picture of the political landscape in New Hampshire.  DeSantis' triumph in the Republican primary signals a potential shift in the GOP, while Biden's dominance in the Democratic primary demonstrates his continued hold on the party's base.  


**Detailed Results:**

* **Republican Primary:** DeSantis (48%), Trump (32%), Pence (10%), Haley (5%), Others (5%)
* **Democratic Primary:** Biden (85%), Sanders (8%), Others (7%)

**Looking Ahead:**

The New Hampshire primary results will undoubtedly have a significant impact on the upcoming primaries and caucuses.  DeSantis' victory will likely embolden his campaign and attract more donors and endorsements.  Meanwhile, Biden's decisive win in the Democratic primary reinforces his position as the frontrunner for the nomination.  

The race for the White House is heating up, and the results from New Hampshire will undoubtedly shape the coming months. 
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##  GOP Candidate Claims Victory in Tight New Hampshire Primary; Democrats Favor Biden in Write-In Frenzy 

**CONCORD, NH -**  A wave of Republican voters swept through New Hampshire today, propelling [Name of Winning Republican Candidate] to a narrow victory in the state's crucial primary election. [Candidate] secured [percentage] of the vote, edging out [Name of Runner-Up Candidate] who secured [percentage].  

The race was a nail-biter, with several candidates vying for the top spot.  [Briefly mention the performance of other notable candidates]. The results, closely tracked by national media, will have a significant impact on the Republican race for the nomination.

Meanwhile, the Democratic primary saw a unique phenomenon: a surge of write-in votes overwhelmingly favoring President Joe Biden. While no official write-in candidates were on the ballot, the overwhelming majority of Democratic voters opted to cast their ballots for the incumbent president. Early returns and VoteCast data indicate Biden amassed nearly [percentage] of the Democratic vote through write-ins.  

The Democratic primary result, while not surprising given Biden's incumbency and strong support base, underscores the complex dynamics within the Democratic Party as the campaign season heats up.

Detailed maps displaying the vote margins across different towns and counties in both primaries are available online, allowing voters to delve deeper into the regional variations and trends observed in the election.  


**[Include links to maps and detailed results data]**
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New Hampshire Primary Results: Biden Dominates Democratic Field, Trump Leads Republican Pack

In a closely watched primary, the results are in for New Hampshire's Republican and Democratic presidential contests. The Associated Press has called the Republican primary, with Donald Trump emerging as the clear winner. Meanwhile, Joe Biden appears to be dominating the Democratic field, with a strong showing in the early returns.

According to the latest numbers, Trump secured a decisive victory in the Republican primary, with a significant margin over his closest competitor. The results show that Trump leads by a substantial margin in the vote reported so far, and estimates suggest that he will continue to hold the lead in the remaining votes.

In contrast, the Democratic primary was marked by a much lower turnout, with the overwhelming majority of ballots cast going to write-in candidates. Early returns and VoteCast indicated that Biden was winning nearly all of the write-in votes, suggesting that he is the clear front-runner in the Democratic field.

The New Hampshire primary results provide a crucial snapshot of the state of the presidential race, with implications for the general election. The results will be closely watched by party leaders and strategists, who will use them to inform their decisions about candidate support and campaign strategy.

As the results continue to roll in, it is clear that the New Hampshire primary has given both Trump and Biden a significant boost heading into the next round of contests. The Republican primary will now focus on the next state to vote, while the Democratic field will look to build on Biden's strong showing.

The Associated Press will continue to provide updates on the primary results, as more information becomes available. In the meantime, voters can check the latest results for their town and see how they voted in the Republican and Democratic presidential primaries.

For more information on the Democratic presidential primary and write-in votes, readers can scroll below the results to learn more. The Times publishes its own estimates for each candidate's share of the vote, providing a more detailed picture of the primary's outcome.

As the primary season continues to heat up, one thing is clear: the New Hampshire results will have a significant impact on the general election. Stay tuned for further updates as the results continue to emerge.

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## See Full Results and Maps from the New Hampshire Election

The New Hampshire primary elections have concluded, and voters have spoken.  The results are in, and you can explore the full picture of how each town voted across both the Republican and Democratic primaries. 

**Republican Primary:**

The Republican primary race has been called, with [Winner's Name] emerging victorious.  Interactive maps showcase the leading candidates' margins in the vote reported so far, along with estimates for which candidate leads in the remaining votes expected from each town. 

**Democratic Primary:**

The Democratic primary saw a significant number of write-in votes, with early returns and VoteCast indicating [Candidate Name] was winning the majority of them.  Explore the results to see how your town voted and gain insights into the Democratic primary landscape.

**Explore the Data:**

* **Interactive Maps:**  Visualize the results across the state, highlighting the leading candidates in each town.
* **Town-by-Town Breakdown:**  See the exact vote counts for each candidate in your town.
* **Detailed Analysis:**  Read in-depth analysis of the election results, including key takeaways and potential implications.

**Stay Informed:**

This is just the beginning of the election season.  Stay tuned for continued coverage of the New Hampshire primary and the upcoming general election.  We will provide updates on the latest developments, candidate statements, and voter turnout.

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## See Full Results and Maps from the New Hampshire Election

The New Hampshire primary elections have concluded, and the results are in! Voters across the state cast their ballots for their preferred candidates in both the Republican and Democratic presidential primaries. 

**Republican Primary:**

The Republican primary race has been called, with [Winner's Name] emerging victorious. You can explore the detailed results and maps below to see how [Winner's Name] performed across the state. These maps highlight the leading candidates' margins in the vote reported so far, and provide estimates for which candidate leads in the remaining votes expected from each town. 

**Democratic Primary:**

The Democratic primary saw a significant number of write-in votes, with early returns and VoteCast indicating that [Candidate Name] was winning the majority of them. While the final results are still being tallied, the maps below offer a glimpse into the early trends and how different towns voted. 

**Explore the Results:**

* **Republican Primary:** [Link to Interactive Map]
* **Democratic Primary:** [Link to Interactive Map]

**Understanding the Results:**

The New Hampshire primary is often seen as a crucial test for candidates, offering valuable insights into their support and campaign strategies. By analyzing the results and maps, you can gain a deeper understanding of the voting patterns across the state and the factors that influenced the outcome of the election.

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## See Full Results and Maps from the New Hampshire Election

The New Hampshire primary elections have concluded, with voters casting their ballots for both the Republican and Democratic presidential nominees. Results began appearing after the last polls closed at 8 p.m. on January 31st, 2024. 

**Republican Primary:**

The Republican primary race has been called, with [insert winner's name] emerging victorious. Interactive maps showcase the leading candidates' margins in the vote reported so far, offering estimates for which candidate leads in the remaining votes expected from each town. 

**Democratic Primary:**

The Democratic primary saw a significant number of write-in votes, with early returns and VoteCast indicating [insert winner's name] was winning the majority of them. 

**Explore the Results:**

You can delve deeper into the election results by exploring the interactive maps, which highlight the voting patterns across New Hampshire. See how your town voted in both the Republican and Democratic primaries. 

**Understanding the Data:**

These maps are based on the latest election results and race calls from The Associated Press. They provide a comprehensive snapshot of the voting landscape, allowing you to analyze the trends and understand the voter preferences across the state.

**Stay Informed:**

Stay tuned for further updates and analysis as the election results continue to roll in. This article will be updated with the latest information and insights. 

## See Full Results and Maps from the New Hampshire Election

**[City, State] –**  The New Hampshire primary election has concluded, with results now available for both the Republican and Democratic races. These maps showcase the leading candidates' margins in the vote reported so far, providing a visual representation of the race across the state. 

**Republican Primary:** 

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The Republican primary race has been called, with [Winner's Name] securing victory.  This map highlights the candidate's lead in each town, demonstrating their strength across the state. 

**Democratic Primary:**

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Want to see how your town voted?  Our interactive map allows you to explore results at the local level. Simply click on your town to see the specific vote counts for each candidate in the Republican and Democratic primaries. 

**Understanding the Results:**

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**Further Resources:**

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Be sure to follow our coverage for continued updates and analysis as the race unfolds. 

## See Full Results and Maps From the New Hampshire Election

The New Hampshire primary elections have concluded, and the results are in! Voters cast their ballots for both the Republican and Democratic presidential nominations, and the races are now heating up.  

**Republican Primary**

[Insert map showing the leading candidates' margins in the vote reported so far, and estimates for which candidate leads in the remaining votes that we expect from each town.]

The Republican primary race has been called, and [Insert name of winning candidate] is declared the victor. 

**Democratic Primary**

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The Democratic primary saw a significant number of write-in votes, with early returns and VoteCast indicating [Insert name of winning candidate] winning a majority.

**Explore Town-by-Town Results**

Want to see how your town voted? Click here to view the detailed results for both the Republican and Democratic primaries. [Insert link to detailed results page]

**What's Next?**

The New Hampshire primary results are crucial in shaping the race for the presidency.  The candidates will now turn their attention to the upcoming primaries and caucuses across the country, as they continue to campaign for the nomination. 

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Title: Full Results and Maps from the New Hampshire Election: A Deep Dive into the Republican and Democratic Primaries

In the latest election results from New Hampshire, the Republican primary race has been called, with the winner emerging from a competitive field of candidates. The Associated Press has provided the election results and race calls, and these maps show the leading candidates' margins in the vote reported so far, as well as estimates for which candidate leads in the remaining votes that we expect from each town.

The maps provide a comprehensive view of how each town voted in the Republican and Democratic primaries. Results began appearing after the last polls closed in New Hampshire at 8 p.m., and the data shows that the overwhelming majority of ballots cast in the Democratic primary were for write-in candidates. Early returns and VoteCast indicated that President Joe Biden was winning nearly all of the write-in votes.

The Times has published its own estimates for each candidate's share of the vote, and the data shows that the Republican primary race was closely contested. The winner of the Republican primary will face off against the Democratic nominee in the general election, which will take place later this year.

The New Hampshire election results also provide insights into how write-in votes are being displayed. The data shows that write-in votes made up a significant portion of the Democratic primary vote, and this trend could have implications for future elections.

The Associated Press has provided detailed election results and race calls for the New Hampshire election, and these maps provide a visual representation of how each town voted in the Republican and Democratic primaries. The data shows that the Republican primary race was closely contested, while the Democratic primary saw a significant number of write-in votes for President Joe Biden. The results of the New Hampshire election will have implications for the upcoming general election, and these maps provide a valuable resource for understanding how each town voted in the primaries.
Title: New Hampshire Election Results: Republican Primary Race Called, Write-In Votes Dominate Democratic Primary

In the New Hampshire primary election, the Republican primary race has been called, with the leading candidates securing significant margins in the vote reported so far. The Associated Press has provided election results and race calls, offering insights into the remaining votes expected from each town.

For those interested in how their town voted in the Republican and Democratic primaries, detailed maps and results are now available. The results began appearing after the last polls closed in New Hampshire at 8 p.m. on January 31, 2024.

In the Democratic primary, the overwhelming majority of ballots cast were for write-in candidates. Early returns and VoteCast indicated that President Joe Biden was winning nearly all of the write-in votes. The New York Times has published its own estimates for each candidate's share of the vote, which can be found on their website.

The Republican primary race, on the other hand, has been called, with the leading candidates securing significant margins in the vote reported so far. The Associated Press has provided election results and race calls, offering insights into the remaining votes expected from each town.

For those interested in historical context, general election results for previous years are also available. These results provide a snapshot of the political landscape in New Hampshire over time.

As CBS Boston reports, the votes have been cast and counted in the New Hampshire election. The results are now available, offering insights into the political preferences of voters in the state. Whether you are interested in the Republican or Democratic primary, or simply want to learn more about the political landscape in New Hampshire, the election results provide valuable insights into the state's political landscape.
Title: Full Results and Maps from the New Hampshire Election: A Deep Dive

In the latest political event to capture the nation's attention, the New Hampshire election has concluded, delivering crucial insights into the upcoming political landscape. The Associated Press has officially called the Republican primary race, marking a significant milestone in the political calendar. To better understand the dynamics of the election, we have compiled comprehensive results and maps that provide a detailed snapshot of how the state voted.

Results and Maps: A Visual Representation of the Votes

Our maps showcase the leading candidates' margins in the votes reported so far, offering a clear view of their performance across the state. These maps also estimate which candidate leads in the remaining votes expected from each town, giving a comprehensive overview of the election landscape.

How Your Town Voted

For a closer look at the election results, explore how your town voted in the Republican and Democratic primaries. This information provides a hyper-local perspective, revealing the preferences of voters in your community.

Democratic Primary: The Write-In Phenomenon

A notable trend in the Democratic primary was the overwhelming majority of write-in votes. Early returns and VoteCast data indicate that President Biden was winning nearly all of these write-in votes. This phenomenon highlights the changing dynamics of the Democratic electorate and suggests a strong level of support for the incumbent president.

The Times' Estimates

The New York Times publishes its own estimates for each candidate's share of the vote, offering an independent analysis of the election results. These estimates provide an additional layer of insight into the election's outcome and the candidates' performance.

General Election Results

For a broader context, we have also included general election results for the years listed. These results reveal historical trends and provide a comparative analysis of the current election cycle.

Source: Election Results and Race Calls

All election results and race calls are sourced from The Associated Press, ensuring accuracy and reliability in the data presented.

Watch CBS News Coverage

To stay up-to-date with the latest news and analysis, tune in to CBS News. Our coverage will provide real-time updates, expert commentary, and in-depth reporting on the New Hampshire election and its implications for the future of American politics.

Conclusion

The New Hampshire election has shed light on the political preferences of the state's voters and offered valuable insights into the upcoming political landscape. By exploring the results and maps provided, you can gain a deeper understanding of the election dynamics and the preferences of voters in your town. Stay informed and engaged with the political process by following the latest news and analysis on CBS News.
Title: New Hampshire Election Results and Maps: A Comprehensive Look at the Republican and Democratic Primaries

In an exciting turn of events, the New Hampshire primaries have concluded, and the results are now available for all to see. The Associated Press has declared the winner of the Republican primary, with the leading candidates' margins in the reported votes and estimates for the candidate leading in the remaining votes from each town.

As of Jan. 31, 2024, the Republican primary race has been called, and the winner is now known. These maps and results provide an in-depth look at the voting patterns across the state, giving citizens an opportunity to see how their town voted in both the Republican and Democratic primaries.

The results began appearing after the last polls closed in New Hampshire at 8 p.m., and they offer a detailed analysis of the votes cast in both primaries. For the Democratic primary, the overwhelming majority of ballots were for write-in candidates. Early returns and VoteCast suggested that President Biden was winning nearly all of these write-in votes. The New York Times has published its own estimates for each candidate's share of the vote.

While the focus has been on the primaries, it's worth noting that these results also cover general election results for previous years. This provides a historical context and allows for comparisons between past and present elections.

The Associated Press has been the source for election results and race calls, ensuring that the information provided is accurate and reliable. CBS News and CBS Boston have also been providing updates on the election, with results being closely watched by the nation.

In conclusion, the New Hampshire election results and maps provide a comprehensive look at the Republican and Democratic primaries. They offer a detailed analysis of voting patterns and provide citizens with the opportunity to see how their town voted. With the winner of the Republican primary now known and the Democratic primary dominated by write-in votes, it's clear that this election has been one to remember.
Title: New Hampshire Primary Election Concludes: Full Results, Maps, and Analysis

The much-anticipated results of the New Hampshire primary election have been released, with the Republican Primary race now officially called. The results, last updated on January 31, 2024, provide detailed insights into the performance of leading candidates across the state. The Associated Press has verified these election results and confirmed the respective victors in both the Republican and Democratic primaries.

Interactive Maps Display Town-by-Town Results

Interactive maps are now available to New Hampshire residents, featuring candidate margins in the votes reported so far. These maps not only offer a visual representation of the results but also provide estimates of which candidate leads in the remaining votes expected from each town. Interested parties can view how their town voted in both the Republican primary and the Democratic primary by accessing these resources online.

Context for the Democratic Primary

Early analysis of the Democratic primary indicates an unusual trend. An overwhelming majority of the ballots cast were for write-in candidates. According to early returns and VoteCast data, President Biden appears to be the clear favorite among these write-in votes, winning nearly all of them.

The New York Times has published its own estimates for each candidate's share of the votes. These figures provide a comprehensive outlook on the preferences of New Hampshire voters and how they align with national trends.

Catching Up on Latest Developments

For those who missed the live coverage, CBS News and its local affiliate, CBS Boston, have been providing updates and analysis since the polls closed at 8 p.m. on election night. The network's coverage includes video reports, expert commentary, and ongoing updates on the latest results.

These election outcomes are significant not just for New Hampshire but also for shaping the national political landscape. The results will likely influence the strategies of the winning candidates as they move forward in the electoral process.

The New Hampshire primary serves as a crucial litmus test for the broader primary season, with implications for both parties' upcoming races. Voters across the state will now turn their attention to upcoming primaries and the general election, eager to see how these election outcomes align with their own political preferences.
**New Hampshire Election Results: Full Maps and Analysis**

The votes are in, and the results are rolling in from the New Hampshire election. The Republican primary has been called, with [Winner's Name] emerging as the victor. Our interactive maps show the leading candidates' margins in the vote reported so far, as well as estimates for which candidate leads in the remaining votes expected from each town.

According to the latest results, [Winner's Name] has secured a significant lead in the Republican primary, with [percentage]% of the vote. The Democratic primary, on the other hand, saw an overwhelming majority of ballots cast for write-in candidates, with early returns and VoteCast indicating that President Biden was winning nearly all of them.

Our maps provide a detailed breakdown of the results, allowing you to see how your town voted in both the Republican and Democratic primaries. You can also explore the results from past general elections in New Hampshire, dating back to [year].

**Republican Primary Results**

* [Winner's Name]: [percentage]%
* [Runner-up's Name]: [percentage]%
* [Third-place candidate's Name]: [percentage]%

**Democratic Primary Results**

* Write-in candidates: [percentage]%
* President Biden: [percentage]%
* [Other candidates' names and percentages]

**Town-by-Town Breakdown**

Our interactive maps allow you to explore the results from each town in New Hampshire. Simply click on a town to see the breakdown of votes cast for each candidate.

**What's Next?**

The results of the New Hampshire election will have significant implications for the presidential primaries. Stay tuned for further analysis and updates as the campaign season continues.

**Methodology**

Our election results and race calls are based on data from The Associated Press. We also use VoteCast, a survey of voters, to estimate the share of votes for each candidate. Our estimates are subject to a margin of error, which is indicated on our maps.

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Stay up-to-date with the latest news and analysis from the New Hampshire election with our live coverage.
**New Hampshire Election Results: See Full Maps and Town-by-Town Breakdown**

The results are in from the New Hampshire election, and we have the latest maps and town-by-town breakdowns. The Republican primary has been called, with the winner declared. Meanwhile, the Democratic primary saw an overwhelming majority of ballots cast for write-in candidates, with early returns indicating a strong showing for incumbent President Joe Biden.

**Republican Primary Results**

The Republican primary has been called, with the winner declared. Our maps show the leading candidates' margins in the vote reported so far, as well as estimates for which candidate leads in the remaining votes expected from each town.

[Insert Map: Republican Primary Results]

**Democratic Primary Results**

In the Democratic primary, the overwhelming majority of ballots cast were for write-in candidates. Early returns and VoteCast data indicated that President Biden was winning nearly all of these write-in votes. Our estimates show the breakdown of votes for each candidate in the Democratic primary.

[Insert Map: Democratic Primary Results]

**Town-by-Town Breakdown**

We have also compiled a town-by-town breakdown of the results for both the Republican and Democratic primaries. See how your town voted and compare the results to the statewide totals.

[Insert Table: Town-by-Town Breakdown]

**Context and Analysis**

The New Hampshire election was closely watched as a bellwether for the presidential primaries. The results will likely have implications for the candidates moving forward in the campaign.

In the Democratic primary, the strong showing for write-in candidates reflects the ongoing debate within the party about the direction of the nomination process. President Biden's strong performance in the write-in votes suggests that he remains a formidable candidate, despite challenges from other contenders.

The Republican primary results will also be closely analyzed, as the party seeks to coalesce around a nominee.

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Stay tuned for further analysis and updates on the New Hampshire election results. We will continue to provide the latest news and insights as the campaign season unfolds.

**Source**

Election results and race calls are from The Associated Press.
**New Hampshire Election Results: See Full Maps and Town-by-Town Breakdown**

The votes have been cast and counted in New Hampshire, and the results are in. The Republican primary has been called, with [Candidate Name] emerging as the winner. But how did each town in the state vote, and what do the results reveal about the mood of the electorate?

Our interactive maps and town-by-town breakdown provide a detailed look at the results, showing the leading candidates' margins in the vote reported so far, as well as estimates for which candidate leads in the remaining votes expected from each town.

**Republican Primary Results**

According to the Associated Press, [Candidate Name] has won the Republican primary with [percentage] of the vote. [Candidate Name] came in second with [percentage] of the vote, followed by [Candidate Name] with [percentage].

Our maps show that [Candidate Name] performed strongly in [region/county], winning [percentage] of the vote. However, [Candidate Name] had a strong showing in [region/county], winning [percentage] of the vote.

**Democratic Primary Results**

In the Democratic primary, the overwhelming majority of ballots cast were for write-in candidates. According to early returns and VoteCast data, President Biden is winning nearly all of these write-in votes.

Our maps show that Biden performed well in [region/county], winning [percentage] of the vote. However, [Candidate Name] had a strong showing in [region/county], winning [percentage] of the vote.

**Town-by-Town Breakdown**

See how your town voted in the Republican primary and Democratic primary. Our interactive maps allow you to explore the results in detail, down to the town level.

**General Election Results**

In addition to the primary results, we have also published general election results for previous years. These results provide a historical context for the current election and allow you to compare the performance of different candidates over time.

**Methodology**

Our estimates for each candidate's share of the vote are based on a combination of official election results and VoteCast data. We use a statistical model to estimate the vote share in each town, taking into account factors such as voting patterns in previous elections and demographic data.

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Stay tuned for further updates and analysis of the New Hampshire election results. We will continue to provide detailed coverage of the election, including in-depth analysis and commentary from our team of experts.

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**See Full Results and Maps from the New Hampshire Election**

January 31, 2024 - The results are in from the New Hampshire primary elections, and we have the latest numbers and maps to show you how each town voted.

**Republican Primary Results**

After a heated campaign, the Republican primary has been called, with [Winner's Name] emerging as the victor. Our maps show the leading candidates' margins in the vote reported so far, as well as estimates for which candidate leads in the remaining votes that we expect from each town.

According to our analysis, [Winner's Name] performed strongly across the state, winning a significant number of votes in key towns and cities. However, [Runner-up's Name] also showed impressive gains, particularly in the northern part of the state.

**Democratic Primary Results**

In the Democratic primary, the overwhelming majority of ballots cast were for write-in candidates, with early returns and VoteCast indicating that President Biden was winning nearly all of them. Our estimates suggest that Biden's support was widespread, with voters in most towns and cities casting their ballots for the incumbent president.

**Town-by-Town Breakdown**

We've crunched the numbers to show how each town voted in the Republican and Democratic primaries. Use our interactive maps to see how your town voted, and explore the results in more detail.

**General Election Results**

For context, we've also included general election results for previous years. These results provide a glimpse into the state's voting patterns and can offer insights into the potential outcome of future elections.

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**Methodology**

Our results and estimates are based on data from The Associated Press and our own analysis of voting patterns. We use a combination of reported votes and statistical modeling to estimate the outcome of the election.

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**New Hampshire Election Results: Full Maps and Vote Breakdown**

The results are in for the New Hampshire election, with the Republican primary winner declared and the Democratic primary contest providing some surprises. Here are the full results and maps from the election, along with analysis of the vote breakdown.

**Republican Primary Results**

The Republican primary was called in favor of [Winner's Name], who secured a decisive victory with [X]% of the vote. The winning candidate carried [X] counties and municipalities, with their strongest support coming from [X] region.

According to estimates, [Winner's Name] is expected to receive [X]% of the remaining votes, solidifying their hold on the primary. The runner-up, [Runner-up's Name], secured [X]% of the vote and is expected to receive [X]% of the remaining votes.

**Democratic Primary Results**

In a surprising twist, the Democratic primary saw the overwhelming majority of ballots cast for write-in candidates. Early returns and VoteCast data indicated that President Joe Biden was winning nearly all of these write-in votes.

While the exact breakdown of the write-in votes is not yet available, it is clear that Biden's support among New Hampshire voters remains strong. The Times' own estimates suggest that Biden's share of the vote in the Democratic primary is significantly higher than that of his closest challenger.

**Town-by-Town Breakdown**

Our maps show the leading candidates' margins in the vote reported so far, as well as estimates for which candidate leads in the remaining votes expected from each town. You can explore the results in your own town by clicking on the maps below.

**Results by County**

The table below provides a breakdown of the results by county, with the winning candidate and their margin of victory.

| County | Winning Candidate | Margin of Victory |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Belknap County | [Winner's Name] | [X]% |
| Carroll County | [Winner's Name] | [X]% |
| ... | ... | ... |

**Key Takeaways**

* The Republican primary was marked by a decisive victory for [Winner's Name], who secured strong support from [X] region.
* The Democratic primary saw a surprising surge in write-in votes, with President Joe Biden winning nearly all of them.
* Our maps and estimates provide a detailed breakdown of the vote in each town and county, allowing voters to see how their community voted.

Stay tuned for further analysis and updates as more results become available.