Atkinson, N.H. – New Hampshire is drawing loads of attention in the wake of polls showing Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton tied in the smallest battleground state, and both campaigns have rushed to deploy their most high-profile surrogates to greet voters here over the weekend.
Trump spent Friday afternoon rallying supporters at a ritzy country club in Atkinson, just miles away from downtown Manchester, where the Republican nominee will make his final campaign stop on Monday before the fate of his presidential bid is determined the following day. In between his two New Hampshire rallies, Trump will appear in seven other swing states, many of which have shown him polling competitively in the election’s waning days.
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