voters voted
record number Voting will take place Tuesday in New Hampshire's Republican primary.
Nikki Haley initially seemed confident. After all, she had the support of a Republican governor. Chris Sununu (New Hampshire) and Asa Hutchinson (Arkansas).proof of
at least one Top Democratic Party donor. An army of decidedly non-Republicans is ready to vote for her. and positive media coverage.
Former President Donald Trump easily defeated her by double digits.
MSNBC's Lawrence O'Donnell said,
indicated that there was some kind of problem distinguish between fact and fiction, I drew Trump's 54.6% of the vote and 12 delegates boded ill for the Republican candidate, who claimed he had a “very bad night.”
O'Donnells began comparing apples to oranges, intending President Trump's victory to be a harbinger of his defeat in November.
“One of the important frameworks for thinking about what President Trump accomplished and what he didn't accomplish is what Joe Biden accomplished,” the liberal talking head said. “Someone else came in second place tonight.”
The runner-up O'Donnell was referring to was Democratic challenger Rep. Dean Phillips of Minnesota, who won 19.7% of the vote in the New Hampshire Democratic primary — American Research earlier this month. The group's polls more or less showed that. he will receive it. Biden failed to register in the state, but instead he received 67.5% of the vote.
“So Dean Phillips was completely devastated and couldn't even get close to the threshold,” O'Donnell said. “So Joe Biden demonstrated this tremendous power tonight in New Hampshire.”
“So Mr. Trump is showing a much weaker position against a credible challenger,” the MSNBC host continued, noting that roughly 70% of Haley's supporters are not registered Republicans. CNN exit polls show that Iowa Republican primary election results. “It depends on how you want to see Trump. He wants to be called president in court and everywhere, so let's just call him president for this moment.”
“When the president goes to the polls in the New Hampshire primary, he's supposed to win everything. He's not supposed to face a serious challenger. And if he does, he's supposed to lose.” O'Donnell said. “No president has faced serious challenges in the New Hampshire primary and won in November.”
“If you look at the pattern of presidents facing very serious challenges in the New Hampshire primary, tonight is a very bad night for Donald Trump,” O'Donnell concluded.
Although Mr. Trump did not live up to the MSNBC host's expectations, he still has a several-point lead over Mr. Biden in the latest polls, with a reported 5-point lead.
Morning consultation; According to 6 points each Harvard CAPS/Harris; and 4 points according to Messenger/Harris X Poll.
Ms. Haley's non-Republican supporters may have skewed the New Hampshire primary results to suggest a closer race in Iowa than initially indicated, but recent polls of registered Republicans showed Mr. Trump leads the former UN ambassador by more than 60 points.
Harvard University and Harris Poll
recently asked If the 2024 election were held today, who would Republican voters vote for? Over 71% said Trump and over 9% said Haley.
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