The voters of New Hampshire have spoken... or at least, a handful of voters in a few locations.
Three tiny towns in the Granite State held their primary elections at midnight, with Ohio Gov. John Kasich (R) and Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders (I), a Democratic candidate, winning two of them while Texas Sen. Ted Cruz (R) and former secretary of state Hillary Clinton (D) each won one.
Real estate mogul Donald Trump (R) finished in second place in all three communities.
In Dixville Notch, Kasich took three of the town's five GOP votes while the other two voted for Trump, according to New Hampshire Union Leader reporter John Koziol, who posted the results on Twitter.
Sanders won by a landslide, collecting all four Democratic votes.
Kasich also won Hart's Location with five votes to Trump's four. Two voters went for Republican New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie while Florida Sen. Marco Rubio, former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush and Dr. Ben Carson each received one vote, according to results posted on Twitter by Local 22 anchor Lauren Maloney.
On the Democratic side, Sanders received 12 votes, Clinton got seven and someone named Mark Stewart Greenstein earned two votes.
Cruz won the town of Millsfield with nine votes while Trump finished in second place with three votes.
Bush, Carson, Kasich, Rubio, businesswoman Carly Fiorina and Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul (R), who has left the race, each received one vote, according to results posted on Twitter by Littleton Record editor Paul Hayes.
Clinton won on the Democratic side, with two votes compared to one for Sanders.
New Hampshire law allows towns with fewer than 100 voters to hold their elections at midnight and close the polls once all the votes have been cast, per the Boston Globe. Almost all of the nine voters in Dixville Notch are employees of the Balsams Grand Resort Hotel, which is closed for renovations.
Declared 2016 Presidential Candidates
Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) -- Announced March 23, 2015(01 of22)
Open Image ModalSen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) -- Announced April 7, 2015(02 of22)
Open Image ModalFormer Secretary Of State Hillary Clinton -- Announced April 12, 2015(03 of22)
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Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) -- Announced April 13, 2015(04 of22)
Open Image ModalSen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) -- Announced April 30, 2015(05 of22)
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Ben Carson -- Announced May 4, 2015(06 of22)
Open Image ModalCarly Fiorina -- Announced May 4, 2015(07 of22)
Open Image ModalFormer Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee (R) -- Announced May 5, 2015(08 of22)
Open Image ModalFormer Sen. Rick Santorum (R-Pa.) -- Announced May 27, 2015(09 of22)
Open Image ModalFormer New York Gov. George Pataki (R) -- Announced May 28, 2015(10 of22)
Open Image ModalPataki dropped out of the race on Dec. 29, 2015. (credit:ASSOCIATED PRESS)
Former Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley (D) -- Announced May 30, 2015(11 of22)
Open Image ModalSen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) -- Announced June 1, 2015(12 of22)
Open Image ModalGraham dropped out of the race on Dec. 21, 2015. (credit:Jessica McGowan via Getty Images)
Former Rhode Island Gov. Lincoln Chafee (D) -- Announced June 3, 2015(13 of22)
Open Image ModalChafee ended his campaign on Oct. 23, 2015. (credit:Win McNamee via Getty Images)
Former Texas Gov. Rick Perry (R) -- Announced June 4, 2015(14 of22)
Open Image ModalFormer Florida Gov. Jeb Bush (R) -- Announced June 15, 2015(15 of22)
Open Image ModalBusiness Mogul Donald Trump (R) -- Announced June 16, 2015(16 of22)
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Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal (R) -- Announced June 24, 2015(17 of22)
Open Image ModalJindal dropped out of the race on Nov. 17, 2015. (credit:Darren McCollester via Getty Images)
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie (R) -- Announced June 30, 2015(18 of22)
Open Image ModalFormer Sen. Jim Webb (D-Va.) -- Announced July 2, 2015(19 of22)
Open Image ModalWisconsin Gov. Scott Walker (R) -- Announced July 13, 2015(20 of22)
Open Image ModalFormer Virginia Gov. Jim Gilmore (R) -- Declared July 29, 2015(21 of22)
Open Image ModalFormer New Mexico Gov. Gary Johnson (L) -- Announced Jan. 6, 2016(22 of22)
Open Image ModalJohnson will seek the Libertarian Party's nomination. (credit:Mark Wilson/Getty Images)
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