The Republican victory strategy. Trump's success in Iowa and New Hampshire allows him to position himself as the de facto winner of the primaries and focus on the fight against President Biden

On January 23, the Republican and Democratic parties held their primaries in New Hampshire. Despite Nikki Haley's high ratings in the state, she failed to dislodge Donald Trump from first place and prevent him from winning his majority of delegates to the party's National Convention from New Hampshire.

Although Haley promised to continue her presidential campaign, after January 23, her chances of receiving the Republican nomination became illusory, as in each of the following states where primaries will be held, the candidate's electoral performance is weaker than the result demonstrated in New Hampshire.

The unprecedented situation is that even at the beginning of the primaries, Trump had already won the Republican nomination.

Given his success in Iowa and New Hampshire, his withdrawal from the confrontation of almost all opponents, and optimistic forecasts for both the electoral results in the primaries in other states and the upcoming national confrontation with Joe Biden.