Final stretch ahead of New Hampshire primary

HOLLIS, NEW HAMPSHIRE (WFSB) - With just a day to go before the New Hampshire primary, candidates are in full swing.

Now that Ron DeSantis has ended his campaign, it’s pretty much a two-person Republican race between Donald Trump and Nikki Haley.

Trump’s son spoke at a campaign event in Hollis on Monday. It was a small event at a winery.

Donald Trump Jr. had a lot to say about the economy, the border crisis and he attacked Haley, calling her a warmonger.

Trump Jr. has been campaigning for his father who is having another campaign event Monday night.

“The Democrats are voting for Nikki Haley the Democrats’ mega donors and some of the rhino are donating to her campaign so they can drag it out. You know why they want that, again they are indifferent to who wins between Haley and Biden. Haley is basically Hillary dressed up as a conservative for Halloween,” said Trump Jr.

As for Nikki Haley, she has been having nonstop events.

She spoke to a packed crowd Sunday night in Exeter. She blamed both Biden and Trump for racking up trillions in debt.

She also said at one point she believed in Trump’s policies but feels the country can’t handle more chaos.

To get inside Manchester’s Red Arrow Diner you had to squeeze your way in.

There were some locals but a whole lot of media.

Where else would you find Rudy Giuliani, the former New York mayor, was pouring coffee for customers. There’s no surprise who he supports.

One customer happened to be Trump’s cousin.

There’s a lot to take in during the New Hampshire primary, and these students from Quinnipiac University want to see and learn as much as they can.

Students have been going to events and listening to candidates.

Political Science Professor Scott McLean has been taking students to New Hampshire for more than 20 years. It’s an experience he said young people want to be a part of.

Those Quinnipiac students will be going to the polls Tuesday and watching as the results come in.

Voters will be headed to the polls on Tuesday.