[UPDATE] Thousands of Republican primary voters endured the cold weather to vote for their nominee on Tuesday. It was the highest voter turnout in the history of a presidential primary (of either party) in New Hampshire.
The latest vote record reported more than 318,000 Granite State Republicans participated in the primary. According to the Associated Press, they estimate the total turnout for this year’s primary at 330,000 voters.
With 173,000 votes as of Wednesday morning, Trump secured the highest number of votes ever recorded in the Granite State, another milestone for the GOP leader to add to his record.
A survey conducted by The Washington Post revealed that the majority of New Hampshire GOP primary voters believe that the MAGA leader is fit for the presidency even if convicted.
According to preliminary polls, at least 87 percent of Trump supporters would back his presidential candidacy, even if he was found guilty of a crime.
On a Fox News Voter Analysis for New Hampshire, 87 percent of the Republican primary voters were MAGA supporters and at least 69 percent decided that they were voting for Trump more than a month ago.
Additionally, 82 percent of Republican primary voters also believe that Trump would implement total change.
When asked about winning the general election, at least 74 percent of the respondents believe that the Republican nominee should win the race in November, and six out of ten of these voters would go for Trump.
[Original Post] Trump Massive Victory in New Hampshire; Biden “Symbolic” Win Holds Little Significance
Coming from a historic victory in Iowa caucuses, former President Donald Trump has once again trumped its lone rival, Nimarata “Nikki” Haley, during the New Hampshire primary last Tuesday.
Still, Nimarata refuses to drop out. During a speech in front of her supporters, the former South Carolina governor insists that the “race is far from over.”
Worse, Haley appears to deflect on Trump the issues thrown against her, in an attempt to smear the leading Republican nominee despite the lack of evidence.
“…a Trump nomination is a Biden win and a Kamala Harris president,” claimed Haley.
However, the fact remains that Haley failed to bring down the former president.
Trump has just launched a historic campaign. He scored wins in Iowa and New Hampshire with more than 50 percent of the vote despite facing 91 felony charges in different states.
Trump finished New Hampshire with 54.6 percent of votes, leading Haley by more than ten points. His win cemented his place toward securing a third Republican presidential nomination. As noted by CNN, Trump is the first non-incumbent GOP candidate in the modern era to win both the Iowa and New Hampshire contests.
