Chris Christie withdraws name from presidential candidacy, what benefit will Nikki Haley get in Hampshire?

The fight for the presidential candidacy in America is becoming interesting. Despite being in constant controversies from the opposition party Republican, former President Donald Trump is ahead of his rivals in terms of popularity. It is believed that Trump will be a big challenge for the Democrat Party and President Joe Biden in the presidential elections. At the same time, the decision of former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie to withdraw from the presidential race shook the competition for the Republican nomination. Five days before ballots were cast in a months-long nomination battle, Nikki Haley got a big shot of adrenaline.

Haley, the former governor of South Carolina and Trump’s first ambassador to the United Nations, is a far cry from the former president. Even without her endorsement, many New Hampshire voters who had planned to favor Christie as Trump’s opponent are likely to turn to Haley, as will potentially some of Christie’s leadership team. Explaining the reason for his decision to his supporters, Christie said that it has become clear that there is no way for me to be nominated for the presidential candidate from the Republican Party. Therefore, I withdraw my candidacy for the post of President.

This incident will have very wide implications. John Sununu, the brother of former New Hampshire senator and current governor Chris Sununu, argued, both of whom have supported Haley. The battle between Haley and Florida Governor Ron DeSantis will now focus entirely on the threat Haley poses to Trump’s coronation. The night after Christie’s announcement, Trump’s campaign released a memo disseminating internal polling that showed Trump defeating Haley in a head-to-head contest, 56 percent to 40 percent.