President Donald Trump has easily won New Hampshire’s Republican primary against minimal opposition.
Trump was declared the winner as polls in the state closed Tuesday night.
Four years ago, the state offered Trump his first primary victory and helped catapult him to the White House. But Trump narrowly lost New Hampshire to Democrat Hillary Clinton in the November general election.
Trump has benefited from strong support from the Republican Party since then, and his campaign has worked to seize control of the nominating process to turn August’s GOP convention into a “four-day infomercial” for his campaign.
Good news Liz… it looks like they got the guy that did this despicable act to Juicy.
Also, congrats on beating presumptive nominee Joe Biden NH… great work! #NewHampshire #JusticeForJussie https://t.co/CjOOMz4DeZ
— Donald Trump Jr. (@DonaldJTrumpJr) February 12, 2020
History of New Hampshire primary results for incumbents
– President Trump: 120,476 votes
– President Obama: 49,080 votes
– President Bush: 53,962 votes
– President Clinton: 76,797 votesA VERY good sign for 2020’s turnout – Democrats do not like these numbers!
— Students For Trump (@TrumpStudents) February 12, 2020
The president held a rally in Manchester on Monday night and deployed surrogates throughout the state Tuesday. It was an effort both to energize supporters and to do a test-run of the campaign’s organizing efforts for November. New Hampshire is viewed as the most likely Clinton state to swing toward Trump.
Democratic socialists control the Democratic Party.@BernieSanders won New Hampshire.
It’s time that we stand up to socialism—in all of its forms.pic.twitter.com/MHxeRKmoqb
— John Pence (@jepence) February 12, 2020
