The New Hampshire primary for the 2024 elections is heating up as candidates make their final push. Former President Donald Trump is facing off against former South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley and Florida Governor Ron DeSantis. On the Democratic side, Rep. Dean Phillips of Minnesota is challenging author and motivational speaker Marianne Williamson. President Joe Biden, although not officially appearing on the ballot, has a write-in campaign waged for him. Trump and Haley are taking jabs at each other in competing rallies, as their rivalry escalates in the race for New Hampshire. While Trump aims to win big in New Hampshire, Haley is gaining support from former Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson and Judge Judy, who is set to campaign on her behalf in Exeter on Sunday.
The battle for New Hampshire among U.S. presidential hopefuls continues as the competition intensifies in the run-up to Tuesday’s Granite State primary. Nikki Haley is challenging the frontrunner, former President Donald Trump, as they trade barbs during competing rallies. Trump is seeking a substantial victory in New Hampshire in hopes of influencing rivals to concede, thereby diminishing the competitiveness among fellow Republican candidates, especially Haley. Meanwhile, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis’ controversial schedule is raising eyebrows, as he campaigns in South Carolina just days before the New Hampshire primary, indicating the significance attached to New Hampshire’s first primary status. The results of the New Hampshire primary could be delayed, as President Joe Biden, who will not officially appear on the ballot, is the subject of a write-in campaign.
Support for the candidates is coming from prominent personalities, with Judge Judy slated to campaign for Nikki Haley, and the backing of former Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson. Despite gaining traction in New Hampshire, the results of the Democratic race might be delayed, as election officials are expected to hand count thousands of write-in votes for President Joe Biden. Rudy Giuliani, Trump’s former lawyer, has made a surprise appearance at a rally in Manchester, as the competition in New Hampshire garners intense interest among supporters and the media alike.