Next Tuesday, New Hampshire will vote in the Republican and Democratic primaries in which the president is appearing Joe Biden will not appear on the ballot, while Ron DeSantis will, despite announcing his departure from the race.
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The last polls in the state close at 8:00 PM Eastern Time, although polls in most of the state close at 7:00 PM and some close at 7:30 PM.
The Republican primary will feature the names of 24 candidates, including those who dropped out, such as Chris Christie, Asa Hutchinson, Vivek Ramaswamy and DeSantis himself.
Instead, Democratic ballots will feature the names of 21 candidates, including Phillips and Williamson.
DeSantis, businessman Vivek Ramaswamy, former governors Asa Hutchinson and Chris Christie have already fallen along the way; and former Vice President Mike Pence, among others.
Unlike DeSantis, Haley has thrown herself into the campaign New Hampshirehoping that his moderate profile and the support he has received from the state’s governor, Chris Sununu, will allow him to stand up to Trump.
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It won’t be easy at all. A poll released Sunday by CNN before the governor’s withdrawal gave 50% of the vote to Trump, 39% to Haley and 6% to DeSantis.
Moreover, according to analysts, DeSantis’ voters have Trump as their second option, making the Florida president’s withdrawal portend even better results than expected for the former president.
Anticipating that the battle in New Hampshire would become a duel of two, the crossfire between them trump and Haley have escalated in recent days.
The former ambassador questioned whether the former president is “mentally fit” to return to power after Trump repeatedly confused Nikki Haley with the former Speaker of the House of Representatives during a meeting. Nancy Pelosi.
Trump, for his part, has mocked Haley’s Indian roots and ruled her out as his vice president when he returns to the White House.
The presidential election will be held on November 5, when the Republican candidate will face current President Joe Biden, who is seeking re-election for a second term.
Source: El heraldo
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