In the most competitive presidential election in U.S. history, the tie between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump in the first in-person vote count seemed fitting.

After counting the six votes in the small town of Dixville Notch in New Hampshire, Donald Trump received three votes and Kamala Harris received three votes.

Dixville Notch enjoys this tradition, which dates back to 1960, of being the first town to complete in-person voting in the country's history.

After the national anthem was played enthusiastically inside the polling station, the six voters began casting their votes at midnight, and the vote counting was completed after 15 minutes.