New Hampshire Republicans - and Democrats - have voted in their 2012 primary election.
Mitt Romney has won both New Hampshire and last week's Iowa caucuses. You can get the full Iowa results by county here.
The wins establish him as favourite to win the Republican nomination to take on Barack Obama for the White House in November.
Romney won in every county across the state apart from the biggest, Coos County to the north, where he was just beaten by Ron Paul.
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Ewen Mackaskill writes today that:
In spite of Romney winning by a large margin, Obama's re-election team will be heartened by the relatively low turnout in New Hampshire, suggesting a lack of enthusiasm among Republicans for Romney and the other GOP candidates
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