The verdict is in. The polls closed at 8 pm ET, and Donald Trump emerged victorious in the New Hampshire primary. The Trump campaign successfully defeated Nikki Haley in the Granite State.
Haley was able to appeal to independent voters in New Hampshire and those who perceive her as the candidate capable of defeating Donald Trump. Despite her efforts, Trump has solidified his GOP nomination with the latest victory.
Haley congratulated Trump on his victory, stating, “He earned it.” However, she emphasized that “this race is far from over” and pledged to continue fighting against Trump, declaring herself as “the last one standing against Donald Trump.”
Don Jr. stated on X that Haley’s “swamp money and dirty tricks ( teaming up with the Democrats) were no match for the great MAGA patriots in New Hampshire.”
Trump is expected to give a victory speech later tonight.
President Biden has won the Democratic primary in New Hampshire.
Next on the electoral calendar is South Carolina, scheduled for February 24, 2024.
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