More than a third of voters who identified as Republican in New Hampshire said they will not be voting for Donald Trump even if he does become the party's nominee, according to new voter analysis data.
A Fox News survey of 2,000 primary voters in the state (which Trump won by a large margin) found that 53% of Republicans in New Hampshire would be satisfied with Trump being the nominee again. Another 35% said they'd just not vote for him.
Republican Presidential Candidate former U.S. President Donald Trump speaks during a campaign rally at Simpson College on January 14, 2024 in Indianola, Iowa. Alex Wong/Getty Images
Nikki Haley faced similar numbers in the post-primary poll as 32% of voters said they'd be dissatisfied enough with her as the nominee that they wouldn't support her. Only 39% said they would be happy with the former South Carolina governor taking on Democrats in the fall.
Showing even more of a divide between Haley and Trump voters, 77% of those who voted for the former said they would not support the former president. Over 50% of Trump voters also said they would not support Haley.