Well considering this poll is counting 500 people who answer unknown callers in the middle of the day. You should probably take these results with a grain of salt.
lol for real, I don’t know how these polling agencies can claim any real level of accuracy these days. Answering cold calls like that is just not something that most people under 40 do, considering how disgustingly rampant scam callers are these days. Running polls like that implicitly includes a strong generational bias.
That’s honestly pretty close. This is the first time they really faced off without Ron in the middle and being that Ron told all his folders to go with Trump, this shows a lot didn’t and chose Haley instead.
Do you think Haley will drop out tomorrow night or wait until after SC? Trump currently has a +40 lead in SC.
I think of she wins NH she’s in until super Tuesday. She’s probably written off SC anyways. Super Tuesday can get her more delegates that she can use to bargain for cabinet appointment. If she loses bigly, or maybe just at all I’m not sure, she drops out before SC.
This is the best summary I could come up with:
With less than a day to go before New Hampshire holds its first-in-the-nation primary, a new poll showed former President Trump is leading former United Nations Ambassador Nikki Haley by 19 points in the Granite State.
The Boston Globe/NBC-10/Suffolk University poll, released Monday morning, surveyed 500 likely GOP primary voters in New Hampshire on Saturday and Sunday.
Ron DeSantis dropped out of the race Sunday and endorsed Trump following a disappointing show of support in last week’s Iowa caucuses.
David Paleologos, director of the Suffolk University Political Research Center, told The Boston Globe that 11 voters from Saturday’s sample who selected DeSantis as their first-choice candidate were redistributed to either Trump or Haley, depending on whom they put for their second-choice preference.
The poll’s findings echo others seen in the Granite State in recent weeks and on a national level, where Trump has maintained a notable lead in the primary field.
DeSantis’s departure from the race on Sunday did not change Haley and Trump’s numbers by a large margin, pollsters found.
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