President Joe Biden handily won the Democratic presidential primary in New Hampshire on Tuesday, despite not being on the ballot.
Two-thirds of all voters in the contest wrote in his name as of Wednesday afternoon, with votes still being counted, and he won every community that's reported results — with one exception.
Rep. Dean Phillips, of Minnesota, managed to eke out a win in Hill, a town of about 1,100 people. Phillips had 30 votes to Biden's 29, with no further votes expected to be counted.
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There were 11 write-in votes besides those for Biden, according to NBC News' tally; each write-in ballot is counted by hand, and the New Hampshire Secretary of State's Office said Wednesday that the names of people that were written in were still being tallied, with the full list to be posted online when it's ready.
It's also possible that voters who ended up with the Republican ballot when they meant to vote in the Democrats' contest — or vice versa — wrote in a candidate in the other race, which could affect the final tally.
Hill sits along the Pemigewasset River across Interstate 93 from Laconia. Phillips' next-best showing was in Dorchester, New Hampshire, where he won 12 votes to Biden's 15, according to NBC News data.
Statewide, Phillips totaled about 20% of the vote.
Use the map below to explore results by city and town in New Hampshire Tuesday.
The map will be updated when more votes are tallied.
