MANCHESTER, N.H. — When the polls closing in New Hampshire, the earliest indications of Florida Senator Marco Rubio’s bruising debate performance begin to emerge. New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie has continually hammered Rubio over his experience and being handled by a group of advisers. The Granite State is Christie’s last salvo and a strong showing in Tuesday’s primary would offer a much needed boost his campaign needs as well as an opportunity to present himself as a viable candidate to donors.
The Washington Examiner spoke with several voters at Christie’s final town hall that said Saturday’s debate cast serious doubts about Rubio’s leadership ability. Several voters heading to the polls also shared what is weighing on their minds as they cast their ballot. Watch Political Reporter Gabby Morrongiello talk with New Hampshire voters that are settling on a candidate in the last moments of the campaign in the Granite State.
