Early-birds at Ward 1 where gubernatorial candidate Joyce Craig was expected to vote around 7 a.m. Photo/Andrew Sylvia

11 a.m. We’re hearing from voters across the city that the wait time is averaging about 45 minutes to an hour.

11:45 a.m. in Ward 6 a line wrapped around McLaughlin Middle School and the wait to vote was a little over an hour.

Ward 2 at Hillside Middle School was bustling at 10:45 a.m. Photo/Bill Robidoux

7: a.m. Joyce Craig and Chris Pappas cast their votes at Webster Elementary in Ward 1.

U.S. Congressman Chris Pappas speaks to the media while voting in Ward 1. Photo/Andrew Sylvia

Joyce Craig voting in Ward 1 on Nov. 5, 2024. Photo/Andrew Sylvia

12 a.m.

New Hampshire got off to the earliest start with the traditional Dixville Notch midnight vote which ended in a split-decision: Trump, 3; Harris 3. We have a story here with more details on that.