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And They’re Off To Vote in NH’s First-in-the-Nation Primary

By Nancy West and PAULA TRACY, InDepthNH.org | January 23, 2024

JEFFREY HASTINGS photo

Mastricola Elementary School in Merrimack.

InDepthNH.org invites you to send us a photo of you and your polling place. Send cutline where you are and what the photo shows to nancywestnews@gmail.com. We’ll update through the day. Happy Primary Day!

We’ll be updating until the polls close so check back for new photos being added.

It was slow going at the polls at the James Mastricola School in Merrimack early Tuesday. Photo by JEFFREY HASTINGS

Voters in Lancaster headed to the polls Tuesday. Photo by PAULA TRACY

Cory Pesaturo plays the National Anthem on the accordion at Dixville Notch polls where six people voted at midnight. PAULA TRACY photo

Lisa Lovett of Holderness outside Lancaster town hall. PAULA TRACY photo

Lincoln Moderator Robert Wetherell PAULA TRACY photo

Sebastian Fuentes, Charlie Cotton and Sean Durkin hold signs for special election in Lancaster for the seat formerly held by Troy Merner who resigned from the House of Representatives and was arrested for alleged illegal voting and collecting mileage to the state house he wasn’t entitled to after moving out of his district. PAULA TRACY photo.

Tom Murray got a photo with Minnesota Congressman and Democratic presidential candidate Dean Phillips at Pinkerton Academy

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