It’s an open primary in NH. Democrats and Republicans can vote for whomever they want. I’ve been told through NH DNC email, Democrats want Trump out at any cost and Democrats will vote for Haley. They feel if the voting public sees Haley as a victory, from “ Republicans”, we really won’t want Trump as president. Then Biden is on the ballot in the rest of the states. They’re gonna try like hell.
It won’t matter, a few weeks later Nevada votes, then 2 weeks later SC votes.
Even if they pull of some upset in NH, she’ll lose NV and SC... its a joke.
CNN poll shows 7 point lead for Trump... Suffolk poll that came out today shoe Trump with a 20 point lead in NH.
CNN is hosting a debate tonight between Desantis and Nikki, while Trump will be at a town hall on FOX at the same time... CNN is trying to create a narrative that just isn’t true and drum up support for Haley... its not there folks.
She’s not going to win NH... but if she should somehow pull it off, they will hype her for the next month TRYING to create a race where none exists. But she’ll be crushed in NV and more importanly absolutely crushed in her home state of SC....
This is a push poll to try to CREATE a reality.. stop falling for the astro turfing.
“I’ve been told through NH DNC email, Democrats want Trump out at any cost ...”
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It is true the Democrats want chaos in the GOP primaries, but they absolutley do not want Trump out. Trump remains the only GOP candidate that the weak, corrupt and feeble Biden could squeak by in November. Nothing inspires Democrat turnout more than Trump on the ballot. Biden’s approval rating could be at 10%, but the Democrat turnout apparatus in a few key locations remains in place (Philly, Detroit, Milwaukee, Maracopa County, Fulton County, Clark County).
Trump’s RCP average today is 46.1%. In 2020, he carried 46.8% of the vote. An AP/IPSOS poll taken last summer revealed that 53% of the electorate will not vote for Trump under any circumstances. That remains consistent with current polling.
Bottom line: Biden and Trump each begin with a firm 45% of the vote. The battle is over the remaining 10%, especially in the swing states (PA,MI,WI,AZ,GA,NV).
A non-polarizing GOP candidate could also bring a few other states into play (VA, NH, CO), but not Trump. The Democrats only hope, remote as it may be, is to have a polarizing and bloodied Trump on the ballot.
Trump would need a solid running mate (such as Youngkin) and an army of volunteers in the swing states to pull this off.