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The Republican primary continues its journey in the United States. After Iowa, Republican voters and those who wish to do so can go to the polls to decide between Donald Trump and Nikki Haley. If there were 13 at the start, there are only two left in the race. Despite a monumental delay against the former president, Nikki Haley does not want to give up.
The Republican primary continues in the United States. While many contenders line up behind Donald Trump, the former president of the United States finds himself head-to-head with only one opponent: Nikki Haley, former United States ambassador to the United Nations.
The specter of the Biden-Trump duel as a major asset?
So, for this last day of campaigning in the state of New Hampshire, the Republican increased her meetings with voters. His main argument: no one wants to replay the Biden-Trump match anymore. She therefore designates herself as the best placed candidate for the November election.
“Look at all the polls, Trump and Biden are neck and neck. I, on the other hand, beat Joe Biden by 17 points according to the polls. Don’t complain about what can happen in the presidential election if you don’t think not during this primary,” she exclaimed.
“We started at 13 and now there are only two of us”
From the beginning, New Hampshire has been considered the state where Nikki Haley has the best chance, especially since the primary is open to independent voters who could tip the scales in her favor. But the abandonment of Ron DeSantis is a hard blow to her, because she still hoped to perhaps obtain the support of the governor of Florida. But it is Donald Trump who benefits. And during his last meeting, the former president did not seem to have many doubts about the result.
“We started with 13 and now there are only two of us. I think one of us will leave tomorrow,” he laughs in front of his supporters. A vision undoubtedly prophetic, because the question is no longer really whether Nikki Haley can win the primaries, but rather when will she throw in the towel?