Sen. Elizabeth Warren and former Vice President Joe Biden were once the leaders in the 2020 race to the White House. Now, as they slip in the polls ahead of the firts-in-the-nation primary, both are telling voters not to count them out.
With just 24 hours to go until the vote, Biden turned his focus to taking down President Trump.
At a rally in Gilford, he blasted the president for taking credit for the strong economy.
“Trump talks about the longest job growth in American history but guesses where he got that good economy from? The Obama-Biden administration,” he said.
Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren told supporters to move forward with her as she makes her pitch amid low poll numbers in New Hampshire.
Warren is polling in fourth and has seen smaller crowds recently, but said the contest was far from over.
“I’m reaching for every vote in New Hampshire, but we still have 55 states and territories after this,” Warren said.
At a rally, Warren said she wanted to abolish the electoral college, and said voters need to build a “different America.”
“A country that elects a man like Donald Trump as president is a country that is seriously in trouble,” Warren said. “We cannot go backward, we have to be a different America, a better America.”
Warren finished the night off in Portsmouth.
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