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Two weeks before the New Hampshire presidential primary, Donald Trump holds a nearly 20-percentage point lead over Nikki Haley, but would lose a general election rematch with President Biden by roughly seven points, a new poll by Suffolk University, Boston Globe, and USA TODAY found, as reported by Matt Stout and Jim Puzzanghera for Boston Globe.
Voters in the swing state said they were worried about immigration and the economy, but their biggest concern was one Biden has made a centerpiece of his campaign — the future of American democracy. I Photo: President Joe Biden Facebook
Voters in the swing state said they were worried about immigration and the economy, but their biggest concern was one Biden has made a centerpiece of his campaign — the future of American democracy.
In the Republican race, 46% of likely voters say they intend to vote for the former president, compared to 27% who support Haley.
Support for the former United Nations ambassador and South Carolina governor has surged in recent weeks, who now has the backing of popular New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu.
Former New Jersey governor Chris Christie is in third with 12%, followed by Florida Governor Ron DeSantis at 8%.
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