2024 New Hampshire primary polling

[nobody's_hero]

"Love him or hate him, he brought people into the party. Haley won't do that."\

That's true, but he pushed just as many out.

You ain't seen what Nikki will do to the party.

 

[vita3]

Never Niki fine by me

DeSantis or Vivek can grow the party

 

[oyarde]

yep , i stand with rand

 

[Snowball]

More fake news from CNN.

Ignore.

 

[tebowlives]

I think you underestimate how many people wouldn't have anything to do with the GOP, if not for Trump. I don't think it is as pronounced as it was with Ron Paul, but I went to a few rallies and probably a good 1/3 of the people had never been involved in politics before.

Love him or hate him, he brought people into the party. Haley won't do that. Her potential pool of support isn't going to get any bigger. Unless of course the MSM keeps selling her to democrats as a better alternative to Trump, just to get in and screw up open primary states. However those people would have no intention whatsoever of voting for her in the general.

I don't think he brought many in. The numbers don't really show it. 2016 Hillary received the same votes as Obama did in 2012. Trump got 2 million more than Romney did in 2012. Plus look at the what happened to the repubs in Congress in 2020

 

[69360]

I think you underestimate how many people wouldn't have anything to do with the GOP, if not for Trump. I don't think it is as pronounced as it was with Ron Paul, but I went to a few rallies and probably a good 1/3 of the people had never been involved in politics before.

Love him or hate him, he brought people into the party. Haley won't do that. Her potential pool of support isn't going to get any bigger. Unless of course the MSM keeps selling her to democrats as a better alternative to Trump, just to get in and screw up open primary states. However those people would have no intention whatsoever of voting for her in the general.

I'm not wrong. Turnout wasn't significantly better for Trump than past GOP candidates among registered republican voters.

 

[Anti Globalist]

GOP voters always support the nominee. If Trump gets removed from the race, it won't be any different than the past.

You're conflating Trump voters with GOP voters. Most people supporting Trump don't give a damn about the Republican Party. In no scenario are they all going to hold their nose and vote for Haley, DeSantis, or any other GOP nominee that isn't Trump.

 

[69360]

You're conflating Trump voters with GOP voters. Most people supporting Trump don't give a damn about the Republican Party. In no scenario are they all going to hold their nose and vote for Haley, DeSantis, or any other GOP nominee that isn't Trump.

Historically they always have despite claims like yours otherwise. Trump will fare no different if he is removed from the race.

 

[nobody's_hero]

I don't think he brought many in. The numbers don't really show it. 2016 Hillary received the same votes as Obama did in 2012. Trump got 2 million more than Romney did in 2012. Plus look at the what happened to the repubs in Congress in 2020

On a demographic basis he is demolishing all the competition. Does better with younger voters, does better with blacks, does better with hispanics. They can throw up some washout neocon to try to rally the base (and when I say 'rally' I mean begrudgingly show up to vote at the polls without much thought or enthusiasm—nobody holding massive boat parades for Nikki Haley, or filling arenas), but there's only so much blood that can be squeezed from turnips.

I'm not wrong. Turnout wasn't significantly better for Trump than past GOP candidates among registered republican voters.

Basically, the choir.

 

[Swordsmyth]

"Love him or hate him, he brought people into the party. Haley won't do that."\

That's true, but he pushed just as many out.

Not at all, and the ones who did leave are the kind that needed to be pushed out.

 

[Swordsmyth]

Never Niki fine by me

DeSantis or Vivek can grow the party

No, they can't.

 

[Swordsmyth]

Trump gets the nomination, it's pretty much a done deal.

Haley appears to be in a distant 2nd place but will drop out after NH because she wont risk losing her own state.

The Dems may draft her if Brandon drops out.

 

[vita3]

No, they can't.

You’re “absolute” schtick is old & of course wrong

 

[Swordsmyth]

You’re “absolute” schtick is old & of course wrong

LOL.
DS is as popular as leper once he showed his true colors and swampy just can't get off the ground because people can smell his cheap con and his past has been exposed in spite of his efforts to scrub it.

 

[Matt Collins]

The Dems may draft her if Brandon drops out.

No they wouldn't, also the "sore loser" laws would likely make this non-viable as well.

 

[nobody's_hero]

No they wouldn't, also the "sore loser" laws would likely make this non-viable as well.

The Law doesn't apply to democrats, though.

 

[Swordsmyth]

No they wouldn't, also the "sore loser" laws would likely make this non-viable as well.

They very well might.
And they would get the laws changed, or claim they didn't count if she drops out of the R primaries early, or just ignore them.

 

[69360]

They very well might.
And they would get the laws changed, or claim they didn't count if she drops out of the R primaries early, or just ignore them.

Nobody left is dropping out. They all know Trump could be disqualified at any time with all his legal issues.

 

[unknown]

https://www.wral.com/amp/21236215/


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[Matt Collins]

Nobody left is dropping out. They all know Trump could be disqualified at any time with all his legal issues.

Everyone will "suspend their campaigns" after Tuesday, except for Haley who will do so after NH. Their campaigns legally will be kept open for months, or maybe even years, but in effect, everything will be over after Iowa, and for Haley, NH.

If something happens to Trump, the RNC will decide who will be the nominee at the Convention.