Donald Trump emerges victorious in the New Hampshire primary, increasing his chances of securing the Republican presidential nomination. Nikki Haley vows to continue the fight despite the loss. Trump criticizes Haley in his victory speech, while Haley claims the race is far from over.
Donald Trump is projected to defeat Nikki Haley in the New Hampshire's Republican presidential primary election on Jan 23, 2024. With votes around 60 per cent counted, Trump's winning margin hovered at around 11 percentage points, but his sole remaining challenger Nikki Haley vowed to fight on. In a rambling victory speech Trump, 77, attacked Haley and said that when the primary contest reaches her home state of South Carolina , 'we're going to win easily'.
In her own speech, Haley insisted that the race was 'far from over' and told supporters that Democrats actually want to run against her former boss, due to his record of sowing 'chaos'
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