The competition between former President Trump and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis to win New Hampshire voters in the Republican primary is already a brawl.
Before the two candidates arrived in the Granite State to meet with voters Tuesday, they were throwing punches over clashing campaign events.
Neither campaign is budging and the dueling events will go on as planned. The fight foreshadows an intense battle between the two frontrunners in one of the most critical early contests in the GOP primary. Mr. DeSantis’s second-place status and double-digit support will keep the Trump campaign on the attack in the Granite State.
Polling shows Mr. Trump has lost some GOP support since he was indicted on June 12 on federal felony charges related to his possession of classified government documents.
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