Trump easily wins New Hampshire primary, Haley to remain in race
The former president had a wide advantage in the New Hampshire primary elections, the AP agency and various local media announced shortly after voting closed. With nearly 20% of the votes counted, Trump secured his second electoral victory in the Republican Party’s internal process, surpassing his only rival, Nikki Haley, who said after learning of the results that she would run for the conservative candidacy. Will remain in the race. ,
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Donald Trump has achieved a new victory on his way to recapture the White House. Within an hour of the first polling stations closing in New Hampshire, several polling companies published their predictions based on their analysis of early results and their exit polls showed Trump as the big winner of the day.
According to AP agency calculations, Trump got about 53.3% of the total votes, which is much more than Haley’s 45.8%.
According to Edison Research projections cited by British news agency Reuters, Donald Trump will have secured 11 Republican Party delegates in the state, leaving Nikki Haley with only 8 and 3 more to be defined in the next few hours. Which, if realized, would confirm a disastrous outcome in favor of the New York tycoon.
In a late-night speech, Nikki Haley congratulated Donald Trump on his victory in New Hampshire, though she confirmed that she would not drop her candidacy and that she would continue to fight for Republican voters, adding that she publicly debated the former president. Also challenged. In the coming days. “This race is not over yet,” said the former US ambassador to the United Nations.
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