two independents will make their way down here and some officials get up and vote and they sat back down, that is how small this community is, it will go behind these american flags and come out and they will cast their ballots in the box here and when it is said and done, the votes will be written up on that white board and we will know how the first community in new hampshire is feeling about these candidates in the first in the nation primary. it has started right now, the first voter about to cast his ballot, this is an exciting process, this all started because the former owner of the resort here, he wanted a way for the people in the community to be able to participate in this process without having to drive nearly an hour away in the snow in the winter and that is why he made this possible and he pushed for dixville notch to be incorporated the people in the community could vote. i love that they were able to have the same process you would see in a larger jurisdicti
it was wreck fish. there are these species out there and fishermen are waiting for them to be demanded enough that they bring value back in the dock. reporter: mccown says looking local and in season is key. ideally, consumers should also be able to find out where their fish was caught, how, and by whom. 99% of people who are buying fish at their local market aren t getting that information. you re right. what we see when people go into the grocery stores that. go to the fruit section, they know they want no gmos, then they want organics. the beef and egg, they want grass-fed, free range. when they go to the seafood counter that. go all right, what s on sale. how do we spread those values of the other market into the seafood counter. reporter: why hasn t that information reached the seafood counter yet? i think it s because seafood and fisheries is so complex. reporter: in charleston, progress is being made. now in lotta s restaurants, fish most of us haven t he
Wooden box. You can see as you mention Pretty Simple straightforward process underway here. There are five voters in Dixville Notch, all five of them expected to cast their ballots here in the moment. Some of them already have a little bit of Musical Chairs going on here. A fascinating tradition here in Dixville Notch saved when one of the residents here moved into the area, becoming the fifth motor here. By doing so though, they still need to fill seven positions, seven jobs essentially on election night, so some of them are doing double duty. Tom tillotson among them, both the town moderator and also the ballot clerk, so now he heads behind the curtain to cast his votes to fill out his ballot, comes back out and you will now see yet another ballot enter the box. That box, by the way, made by state prisoners during the era of the former governor, but very simple process here in Dixville Notch, a process that they are very proud of. It dates back to 1960 neil tillotson, Tom Tillotsons
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Donald Trump won the New Hampshire primary on Tuesday, tightening his grip on the Republican presidential nomination and bolstering the likelihood of a rematch later this year against President Joe Biden.