As the New Hampshire primary approaches, 2024 presidential candidates are making their final push to court voters and secure a strong finish. Nikki Haley has been heavily focused on the state, holding multiple events across New Hampshire. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, on the other hand, faced some confusion about his campaign's path forward. After campaigning in South Carolina, which has its primary over a month away, DeSantis canceled several Sunday morning TV appearances, citing scheduling conflicts. Additionally, Minnesota Congressman Dean Phillips, who is mounting a long shot challenge to President Biden, is also actively engaging with voters through two events today.
With two days left until the New Hampshire primaries, both Nikki Haley and Donald Trump have been crisscrossing the state in order to deliver their messages. Trump's campaign advisors firmly believe that if he can win with large margins on Tuesday, it will effectively end the primary race early and force his rivals out. Notably, DeSantis isn't the only one who made the journey from South Carolina to New Hampshire. Trump called a series of South Carolina leaders to the stage during his rally in Manchester. The strategy seems to be to highlight that Haley is not well-liked in her own state. Governor Henry McMaster, a steadfast Trump supporter who endorsed him early on, and multiple South Carolina congressmen joined Trump on stage. Trump introduced them by questioning how Haley, a former South Carolina governor, could receive endorsements when the 'radical left Democrats' are allegedly supporting her due to their belief that she is easy to beat.
