Avast ye! Trump's dominion o'er Haley be growin' as the days dwindle afore New Hampshire GOP presidential joust!
2024-01-21
Arrr, me hearties! Afore ye, aye spy a brand new tally that proclaims Donald Trump be the grandest leader o' the Republican crew in New Hampshire's presidential quest. Nikki Haley, she be trailin' far behind, aye, a whole two times worse off! As for Ron DeSantis, he be driftin' off in third place, a true shipwreck!
In the language of a 17th-century pirate, it be revealed that former President Donald Trump be holdin' a commanding lead in the New Hampshire Republican presidential primary, with former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley trailin' far behind, and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis in a distant third. Arrr!According to a poll released by Suffolk University, the Boston Globe, and NBC10 in Boston, Trump be garnerin' 55% support among likely voters in the primary. This be a two-point increase from the previous day's poll. Meanwhile, Haley be standin' at 36% support, with no change from the previous day. DeSantis be pullin' in a measly 6% support, droppin' one point over the past 24 hours.
The poll was conducted after Trump's victory in the Iowa caucuses, which be the first contest on the GOP presidential nominatin' calendar. Another poll from Saint Anselm College also shows Trump leadin' by a significant margin in New Hampshire.
However, a separate survey from Marist College indicates that Haley be performin' better against President Biden in hypothetical general election matchups. The survey shows Haley edgin' Biden by three points, while the president tops Trump by seven points and DeSantis by nine points. Haley be toutin' this as evidence that she be the better choice to go up against Biden in the general election.
Despite his lead, the Trump campaign be temperin' expectations and stressin' the importance of a win, regardless of the margin. They be suggestin' that Haley should drop out if she doesn't win on Tuesday.
But Haley's campaign be movin' forward full speed ahead, with plans for a major event in Charleston, South Carolina, and a statewide ad blitz. They be showin' no signs of backin' down.
The Suffolk University poll be conducted among 500 likely Republican primary voters, with a margin of error of plus or minus 4.4 percentage points.