There has of course been a result from New Hampshire already today, from the tiny precincts of Dixville Notch and Hart's Location, which exploit a loophole in the voting regulations that allow a precinct to close its poll and count ballots if every elector has been accounted for.
At Dixville Notch – a hamlet in New Hampshire so far north that it's practically in Canada – there are nine registered voters, and all nine voted just after midnight. Romney and Huntsman got two votes each, Newt Gingrich and Ron Paul got one each.
Barack Obama got the other three.
At Hart's Location – a tiny town in the White Mountains that began the midnight voting routine in 1948 "to accommodate railroad workers who had to be at work before normal voting hours," according to AP.
Of the 23 votes cast at Hart's Location, Romney got five and Paul got four. Huntsman received two, and Gingrich and Rick Perry received one each.
But the winner was Obama, who got 10.