President Donald Trump shattered a significant record in New Hampshire’s primary on Tuesday in a remarkable demonstration of political strength. Surpassing Bernie Sanders’ 2016 mark, Trump garnered an impressive 152,565 votes, a number still rising as counting continues. Trump’s dominating performance demonstrates his unwavering support among Republicans and further cements his position as the GOP’s far-and-away leader in the race for the party’s 2024 presidential nomination.

Trump’s triumph in New Hampshire is more than a win against his remaining competitor, Nikki Haley. It’s a clear message to the GOP and its base: Trump remains a dominant force. Despite Haley’s concerted efforts to build a coalition against him, Trump’s win in the Granite State has further solidified his position. 

“Amazing, …there’s never been a movement like this, in the
history of our country.”

Trump breaks record for most votes ever received in
New Hampshire primary –

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— April Color (@ColorApril) January 24, 2024

Trump’s direct and unfiltered style was on display as he addressed supporters Tuesday evening. As he criticized Haley’s optimism in the face of defeat and projected confidence about his upcoming prospects, particularly in South Carolina, his remarks reflect not just a campaign strategy but a broader approach that resonates with his base. Trump’s ability to directly connect with his supporters, often bypassing traditional media channels, continues to be a hallmark of his political approach.

AP VoteCast findings indicate that Trump’s appeal is rooted in his stances on critical issues like immigration and the economy, aligning closely with the priorities of GOP voters in New Hampshire and beyond.

BREAKING: Donald Trump breaks records in the first 2 primaries of 2024

Iowa – Largest margin of Victory in History in Iowa Caucus

New Hampshire – The most votes ever received in a New Hampshire Presidential Primary

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While Haley has vowed to continue her campaign, the New Hampshire results suggest a steep uphill battle. Following his earlier success in Iowa, Trump’s victory here positions him strongly as the party prepares for the upcoming South Carolina and Nevada primaries.

In the upcoming South Carolina primary, President Trump leads Haley in her home state by a significant margin. According to a recent Emerson College Polling survey, Trump now holds 54% support compared to Haley’s 25%. The poll also reveals that Trump’s support is even more robust among Republican-affiliated voters, where he leads Haley 62% to 21%. 

As the 2024 election season heats up, Trump’s early victories in key states like New Hampshire and Iowa send a strong message to his party and potential rivals. His ability to mobilize his base and consistent policy stance have made him a formidable candidate. Even as Haley maintained Tuesday evening that she would not drop out of the race, President Trump’s performance in New Hampshire sets the table for what would surely be a devastating loss for Haley in her home state.