New Hampshire race remains too close to call
The heated battleground state of New Hampshire is still too close to call, multiple networks are reporting. Hillary Clinton has a razor-thin lead of 47.7 to 47.2 — a difference of just a few hundred votes between them. An estimated 91 percent of the state's votes have been reported thus far. New Hampshire carries just four electoral votes, but they've proven critical in recent presidential elections.
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