2024 Presidential Race Heats Up as Trump, Haley, and DeSantis Focus on New Hampshire

Despite Trump's Iowa victory, questions arise about his support among Republicans; Haley hopes to attract independent voters in New Hampshire.

Former President Donald Trump won the Iowa caucuses, but with only about 50% of the vote, leading some to question the strength of his support among Republicans.
Nikki Haley and Ron DeSantis, who finished third and second respectively in Iowa, are focusing their campaigns on New Hampshire, with Haley in particular hoping to attract independent voters.
Despite Trump's victory in Iowa, some Republicans fear his potential nomination could harm GOP candidates in the general election.
Minnesota Congressman Dean Phillips is running a longshot challenge to President Joe Biden in the New Hampshire Democratic primary, despite the national party's decision to strip the state of its first-in-the-nation primary status.
Both Trump and Haley's campaigns are acting as if DeSantis is no longer a serious contender, focusing their attacks on each other.