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News LIVE: Results for the 2026 midterm election are rolling in Polls have closed and votes are being counted. Check here for updates on results. 1:16 a.m.: Hanover votes against property tax caps in Ballot Question 2 Iris WeaverBell ’28 / The Dartmouth Senior Staff Hanover voted against Ballot Question 2, which would have restricted property tax growth for a two-year period by capping school administrative unit spending if passed, according to tallies provided to The Dartmouth by town moderator Jeremy Eggleton. Three thousand forty-nine people voted against it and 1,773 voted for it. Hanover voted “yes” on Ballot Question 1, 3,789 votes to 974 votes. If passed statewide, it will amend the N.H. constitution to eliminate obsolete county registers of probate offices in the state.

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