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Recent polling out of New Hampshire shows 2024 GOP hopeful Nikki Haley ascending to the top of the pack.

Weeks after Gov. Chris Sununu endorsed the former UN ambassador for president, more of the state's Republican, moderate, and Independent voters rallied around her. Haley now leads GOP opponents DeSantis, Christie, and Ramaswamy by multiple points in the Granite State.

The New Hampshire governor isn't the only person who thinks Haley is best suited for the White House. Some of her latest endorsements come from the famous Judge Judy, along with the veterans group Concerned Veterans for America Action.

Judge Judy on Haley

In a public statement, Judge Judy praised Haley's intelligence, "executive credentials," and her work as South Carolina's governor. She also declared the former UN ambassador is America's future and the candidate who can best revitalize the country.

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Following such a glowing endorsement, Haley hailed the judge's impressive legal career before saying she felt honored to have her support.

Concerned Veterans for America Action

Like Judge Judy, Concerned Veterans for America Action believes Nikki Haley should become America's 47th president. Earlier today, the veterans group endorsed the South Carolina governor's campaign, heralding her as a "strong and principled leader."

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Concerned Veterans for America Action also stated Haley is the candidate to move the country past Washington DC's "dysfunction." This, according to the veterans group, will be pivotal to the United States having a future that's bright and full of possibilities.

More endorsements to come?

With less than one week before the Iowa caucuses and exactly two weeks before the New Hampshire primary, Haley still has time to pull in more endorsements.

As of late, she's attended a Fox News town hall in Des Moines and gathered with supporters in Waukee's Mickey's Irish Pub. Various media reporters underscored the high turnout for Haley in Waukee, despite bad road conditions and heavy snow.

As Haley does the grassroots work in Iowa, Gov. Sununu is stumping for her in New Hampshire. The GOP governor also regularly updates his social media with a growing list of reasons why he believes Haley should be the next president.

Some of the standouts include her backing of law enforcement, leadership as South Carolina's former governor, and Sununu's view that a President Haley will mark the end of "chaos and drama."