Tuesday’s New Hampshire primaries saw President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump winning, but challenges arose, including an AI-generated robocall mimicking Biden's voice discouraging voters. Trump's narrow 11% victory, a significant drop from 2016, raises concerns among Republicans. Despite reservations, Biden secured 54% of Democratic votes in a contest he wasn't officially in, revealing potential issues for Trump. GOP faces internal divisions over Trump's candidacy, with some governors opposing him. Nikki Haley, Trump's rival, gains popularity in liberal areas; if this trend extends to swing states, Trump's victory is uncertain. Despite leading in South Carolina polls, Trump criticizes Haley, who vows to continue, potentially affecting Super Tuesday. As Biden gears up for the general election, questions arise about Trump's legal challenges and the possibility of a Biden-Trump rematch in 2024.
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