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Donald Trump notches 11-point win over Nikki Haley in NH — but it’s not enough to knock her out
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2:31Now PlayingFormer President Donald Trump took a giant step closer to his third consecutive Republican presidential nomination in Tuesday’s New Hampshire primary, holding off former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley to complete a sweep of the first two GOP contests. NY Post Reporter Ryan King shares this story.
Meanwhile, President Biden secured victory in New Hampshire’s Democratic primary, despite not being listed on the ballot and leaving supporters to write his name in.
With 91% of the expected Republican vote in, Trump led Haley with 54.8% support to her 43.2% — a narrower margin than most polls suggested he would win by entering primary day and close enough for Haley to tell cheering supporters in Concord she would continue the race at least through the primary in her home state Feb. 24.
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