INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Donald Trump emerged victorious in the New Hampshire Republican presidential primary, marking a significant milestone in his 2024
campaign.This success follows his win in the Iowa caucuses, setting a historical precedent as the first non-incumbent Republican to achieve
such a feat since Al Gore in 2000.Trump garnered 50% support among New Hampshire Republican primary voters, with former U.N
Ambassador Nikki Haley securing 34% and trailing in second place.Haley, undeterred by her second-place finish, is continuing her campaign
Trump, questioning his mental fitness and governance style, which she characterizes as chaotic.The New Hampshire primary holds strategic
importance, allocating 22 delegates to the Republican National Convention.A candidate needs 1,276 delegates to secure the Republican
leads in polls.Several Republican candidates, including Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy, withdrew from the
the New Hampshire primary results also highlight potential challenges for Trump in the general election.Concerns among voters about his
