NH Governor Sununu: ‘Trump Is Within Single Digits In New York’ Because Of ‘How Bad Biden Is’

New Hampshire Republican Governor Chris Sununu said on Sunday that a conviction in the Manhattan hush money trial against former President Donald Trump would not be enough to bring him down because voters want change after President Joe Biden’s dismal job performance.

Sununu made the remarks on CNN’s “State of the Union” with guest host Kasie Hunt after she asked him if he was comfortable voting for Trump after a jury found him guilty on all 34 felony counts of falsifying business records.

“Oh, sure, as, apparently, according to the polls, most of America is,” Sununu said. “I mean, the polls of this morning still have him up two points. So the reality is that this isn’t really moving people’s decision. A majority of people say it doesn’t really matter. I think there’s a small percentage that say it’ll make them more likely and a small percentage said it’ll make them less likely to vote for him.”

“But, in the end, it’s kind of a wash. And it’s June. It’s early June, right? So this is just the first step of this process with his legal troubles,” he continued. “But it’s also we have two more debates. We have the conventions. We got a long way to go to November. And this is going to be well into the rearview mirror in terms of the voters, those independent voters and where they go.”

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He later added, “People in America want change. They do. This is how bad Joe Biden is, the fact that, regardless of what happens in the courthouse, it looks like Joe Biden’s going to lose. He doesn’t deliver results. Inflation is real. The border is real. You know, public safety and the lack thereof, and especially in a lot of these major cities, is real. I mean, Donald Trump is within single digits in New York at this point, right, never mind the swing states. Even in New York, they’re making a run at winning New York. So this is just — it’s up to the voters. And that’s democracy. And the voters are saying, we want a change.”

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