Haley gets help in New Hampshire from Christie dropping out

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51% : If those trends hold, Haley would be around 8 points behind Trump in New Hampshire.
48% : He dissed Haley on hot mic on his way out, though polls have showed she's the second place pick for about a half of his New Hampshire votersThe Real Clear Politics polling average currently has Trump with 43.3 percent support among New Hampshire voters, while Haley sits at 29 percent, a difference of 14.3 percent.
27% : 'For this reason, in the 2-way New Hampshire ballot that would factor a Christie withdrawal, President Trump still wins - Trump 52%-44% Haley.'McLaughlin's math didn't account for any momentum Haley gets, which could swing more undecided voters in her direction, something her surrogates are counting on.
2% : Without saying names he sassed Haley and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis for refusing to fully reject former President Donald Trump, while backstage he was caught on hot mic saying that Haley would 'get smoked' by Trump and 'she's not up to this.'

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