Live election updates: Results for key races in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut

Mike Marza takes a look at the swing states and the electoral map to get candidates to 270 votes.

Mike Marza takes a look at the swing states and the electoral map to get candidates to 270 votes.

The Nation's Voters Help Hotline says it has received 6,000 calls including complaints about long lines and difficulty using electronic voting machines.

Toni Yates reports from New Jersey to see how voters are feeling after voting.

Toni Yates catches up with the poeple of New Jersey as they cast their ballots.

N.J. Burkett spoke to voters waiting in lines about what they are looking for in a president as they cast their ballots in Brooklyn.

N.J. Burkett reports from Brooklyn on how voters feel as they cast their vote for a historic 2024 election.

With New Yorkers heading to the polls to vote on Tuesday, you might be wondering what's open and closed on Election Day.

Unlike most states, New York is one of five to recognize Election Day as a public state holiday.

Here's a list of what will be open and closed in the city on Election Day.

Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump have tied in the Dixville Notch midnight vote kicking off the official start to 2024's Election Day.

Following the national trends, indicating a very close race, Harris and Trump each garnered three votes between the six registered voters in Dixville Notch, a small New Hampshire north country town.

The group -- composed of four registered Republicans and two registered undeclared voters -- remained split in their decision for president.

In the race for New Hampshire's governor, Republican gubernatorial candidate Kelly Ayotte received five votes indicating that Dixville Notch opted to split their ballots compared to the presidential race.

In the last two presidential elections, the Dixville Notch voters have tilted toward the Democrats, giving all five of their votes in 2020 to President Joe Biden and four of their seven votes in 2016 to Hillary Clinton.

The tradition dates back nearly 60 years, but this year, Dixville Notch is the only town in New Hampshire that voted at midnight. Officials with two other towns that traditionally join in on the midnight voting -- Millsfield and Hart's Location -- have decided to hold more traditional, daytime voting hours.

With more journalists at the Balsam Resort than voters, the entire process from start to finish lasted nearly 10 minutes. After the national anthem was played, all six voters walked one-by-one into the voting booth before the ballots were subsequently hand counted and read out loud as the results were scribbled on a white board.