Trump's July 15 endorsement of Anthony DiLorenzo has propelled him to the top of trader consensus at 45% in the New Hampshire 1st District Republican primary, reflecting perceived momentum among MAGA voters amid a fragmented field. Hollie Noveletsky trails closely at 40.5%, bolstered by her Marine veteran profile, strong fundraising—over $500,000 raised—and backing from some state GOP figures. The race remains tight due to undecided voters (around 20% in recent Granite Grok and ARG polls) and regional divides, with DiLorenzo stronger in southern NH. Separation could emerge from upcoming debates, final pre-primary polls, or Q3 FEC filings before the September 10 vote.
Experimental AI-generated summary referencing Polymarket data · UpdatedAnthony DiLorenzo 44%
Hollie Noveletsky 41%
Melissa Bailey 6%
Elizabeth Girard 3.8%
Anthony DiLorenzo
47%
Hollie Noveletsky
41%
Melissa Bailey
6%
Elizabeth Girard
4%
Brian Cole
3%
Anthony DiLorenzo 44%
Hollie Noveletsky 41%
Melissa Bailey 6%
Elizabeth Girard 3.8%
Anthony DiLorenzo
47%
Hollie Noveletsky
41%
Melissa Bailey
6%
Elizabeth Girard
4%
Brian Cole
3%
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0x69c47De9D...Trump's July 15 endorsement of Anthony DiLorenzo has propelled him to the top of trader consensus at 45% in the New Hampshire 1st District Republican primary, reflecting perceived momentum among MAGA voters amid a fragmented field. Hollie Noveletsky trails closely at 40.5%, bolstered by her Marine veteran profile, strong fundraising—over $500,000 raised—and backing from some state GOP figures. The race remains tight due to undecided voters (around 20% in recent Granite Grok and ARG polls) and regional divides, with DiLorenzo stronger in southern NH. Separation could emerge from upcoming debates, final pre-primary polls, or Q3 FEC filings before the September 10 vote.
Experimental AI-generated summary referencing Polymarket data · Updated


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