Haley Emerges as Leading Republican Alternative to Trump in New Hampshire, According to Poll

The poll also highlighted that Haley is viewed as the most likable and reasonable candidate among voters. Despite her strong showing, Trump remains a formidable force in New Hampshire.

A CBS News/YouGov poll conducted in New Hampshire reveals that Nikki Haley, the Indian-American presidential aspirant, has emerged as the leading alternative to former President Donald Trump among Republican voters in the state. While Trump still leads in the state, Haley has garnered support as a prominent alternative, with 29% of likely Republican primary voters expressing their preference for her, 15% behind Trump. The poll also highlighted that Haley is viewed as the most likable and reasonable candidate among voters. Despite her strong showing, Trump remains a formidable force in New Hampshire.

Key Points:

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1. Nikki Haley, the Indian-American presidential aspirant, has emerged as the top alternative to former US President Donald Trump among Republican voters in New Hampshire, according to a CBS News/YouGov poll.

2. While Trump leads in the state, Haley has garnered support from 29% of likely Republican primary voters, placing her 15% behind Trump.

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3. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis received 11% support, and former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie got 10%, with no other candidate exceeding 10%.

4. Haley is seen as the most likable candidate, receiving 55% of the vote, and is perceived as the most reasonable by 51% of voters.

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5. Trump leads in being perceived as the most prepared, with 54% of the vote, while Haley trails slightly with 53%.

6. In terms of strong leadership, Trump is viewed favorably by 70% of respondents, while Haley receives support from 41%.

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7. The poll, conducted from December 8 to 15, surveyed 855 registered voters in New Hampshire, providing insights into Republican voters' preferences and perceptions of candidates.

(With Agency Inputs)

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