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0:30Now PlayingPresidential candidate Nikki Haley wouldn’t predict an upset over rival Donald Trump in New Hampshire days before the Tuesday primary, but said she’s hoping to be “stronger” than she was in Iowa.
“In Iowa I wanted to be strong. We did that. We started at 2%, we ended at 20%,” Haley told The Post during a campaign stop Sunday afternoon.
“In New Hampshire, I want to be even stronger than that, and in South Carolina I want to be even stronger than that,” the former UN ambassador added.
“We’ll find out what ‘strong’ and ‘stronger’ is on Election Day, but that’s the goal. That’s always been the goal.”
Haley is averaging 15 points behind Trump in the Granite State, 50.3% to 35.3%, per RealClearPolitics.
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