Former President Donald Trump won the New Hampshire Republican primary on Tuesday. He beat Nikki Haley by double digits, with about an 11-point lead. That’s his second very decisive win following Iowa.
I noted last night the difference in the voters for Trump and Haley. Trump won with 70 percent of the people registered as Republicans in the primary and 27 percent undeclared, while Haley lost with the reverse percentage, 27 percent Republicans and 70 percent undeclared.
Then, there was also the problem of the majority of the people voting in the Republican primary not being registered Republicans. Fifty-three percent were either Democrats (eight percent) or undeclared (45 percent). On top of that, there were reports of people voting for Haley to try to make things difficult for Trump and the Republicans, a strategy previously suggested by people like David Plouffe. Despite that,…
