Biden Polls Numbers Lower Than Ever, Should He Drop 2024 Run?

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Trump Targets Christie and DeSantis in Recent Social Media Post

Former President Donald Trump has recently taken to his Truth Social platform to express criticism towards Chris Christie’s 2016 New Hampshire primary campaign performance. Trump recounted Christie’s early exit from the presidential race, followed by his endorsement of Trump. Additionally, Trump pointed out Christie’s low approval ratings when he resumed his role as Governor of New Jersey, emphasizing the unfavorable reception Christie received upon his return.

In his characteristic style, Trump used vivid language in his post, referring to Christie as a “Sloppy RINO Dog.” This term is often used by Trump to describe Republicans he believes are not fully aligned with his vision of the party. In the same post, Trump also directed criticism towards Florida Governor Ron DeSantis. Trump took issue with DeSantis’s campaign efforts outside his home state, implying that such activities might not resonate well with voters in New Hampshire. Trump’s remarks suggest a belief that neither Christie nor DeSantis have a strong appeal to the New Hampshire electorate, as he referenced Christie’s current standing in the polls and DeSantis’s campaigning approach.

Christie’s Commitment to New Hampshire

Despite the challenges and calls for him to withdraw from the presidential race, Christie remains focused on New Hampshire. Believing a robust performance in this early primary state could boost his profile on the national stage, Christie’s campaign has been actively engaging with voters in New Hampshire. In the coming week, Christie’s team has lined up multiple town hall events across the state, signaling a strong commitment to making an impact in New Hampshire.

Polling Landscape

The latest polling data from The Hill/Decision Desk HQ provides a snapshot of the current standings in New Hampshire. According to these averages, Christie holds approximately 13 percent support among likely voters. Trump, on the other hand, appears to be in a commanding lead with about 46 percent support. Following behind Trump is former United Nations Ambassador Nikki Haley, who currently has 20 percent support. These figures suggest a competitive landscape, with Trump maintaining a significant lead over his potential rivals.