Electronic Ballot Counting Devices

  •                         New Hampshire Municipalities which use the ACCUVOTE Ballot Counting Devices
                                                                                   (updated April 2012)
     
    On the Accuvote ballot, the voter fills in an oval which is placed next to a candidate's name.  
    After voting, the voter places the ballot in a ballot counting device which will read all votes cast on that ballot.     
    Allenstown Chester Goffstown Lee Newmarket Sanbornton
    Alton Claremont (3) Gorham Litchfield Newfields Sandown
    Amherst Concord (10) Grafton Littleton Newbury Seabrook
    Ashland Conway Grantham Londonderry Newton Somersworth (5)
    Atkinson Danville Greenland Loudon North Hampton Stratham
    Auburn Deerfield Hampstead Madison Northwood Sunapee
    Barnstead Derry Hampton Manchester (12) Nottingham Swanzey
    Barrington Dover (6) Hampton Falls Meredith Ossipee Tamworth
    Bedford Durham Hanover Merrimack Pelham Tilton
    Belmont East Kingston Henniker Middleton ** Pembroke Wakefield
    Berlin Enfield Hillsborough Milan Peterborough Weare
    Boscawen Epping Hollis Milford Pittsfield Winchester
    Bow Epsom Hooksett Milton Plaistow Windham
    Brentwood Exeter Hopkinton Moultonborough Plymouth Wolfeboro
    Bristol Farmington Hudson Nashua (9) Portsmouth (5)  
    Brookline Franklin (3) Jaffrey New Boston Raymond  
    Campton Fitzwilliam Keene (5) New Durham Rindge  
    Canaan Fremont Kingston New Hampton Rochester (6)  
    Candia Gilford Laconia (6) New Ipswich Rye  
    Canterbury Gilmanton Lebanon (3) New London Salem  

    **Middleton is NOT using the ballot counting device for the 2012 State Primary.  

    All other municipalities in New Hampshire use paper ballots, where the voter marks an X in a box printed next to a candidate's name and votes are counted by hand.