Former President Donald Trump has secured a notable victory in the Republican primary in New Hampshire, positioning himself closer to the party’s presidential nomination. Trump, addressing supporters on Tuesday night, emphasized his triple win in the state’s primaries and expressed confidence for future successes.
However, his opponent, Nikki Haley, remains undeterred, pledging to persist in her campaign. Speaking at an election watch party in Concord, New Hampshire, Haley asserted, “This race is far from over. There are dozens of states left to go, and the next one is my sweet state of South Carolina.”
Acknowledging the challenges faced by Republicans under Trump’s leadership, Haley highlighted the losses in the Senate and House during his tenure. She noted the Democrats’ eagerness to run against Trump, emphasizing that he is perceived as the only Republican that Joe Biden can defeat.
Expressing determination and resilience, Haley affirmed, “I’m a fighter, and I’m scrappy, and now we’re the last ones standing next to Donald Trump. Our fight is not over because we have a country to save.”
Highlighting the ongoing election process with millions of votes yet to be cast, Haley called for honoring the voters and allowing them their say. She concluded, “We should honor them and allow them to vote. Our fight is not over because we have a country to save.”
Earlier in January, Trump secured a victory in the Iowa caucuses, solidifying his position as the front-runner in the Republican primary. Despite legal challenges looming over his campaign, including a mugshot taken during his booking at an Atlanta jail last year, Trump continues to navigate the political landscape with a determined stance.