Earlier today, a fresh survey showed that almost 60% of the country isn't too keen on this year's presidential election being a repeat of 2020. This indicates a reasonable appetite for presidential candidates without surnames of Trump or Biden.

So far, on the Republican side, Nikki Haley is the only alternative. For Democrats seeking options other than Biden, there's Rep. Dean Williams, along with author Marianne Williamson.

Tomorrow, primaries for both the GOP and the Democrat Party will take place in New Hampshire. Over the weekend, Haley warned that neither Trump nor Biden are good candidates for Americans to choose in the election.

Haley on the dangers of Trump and Biden

While sitting down for an interview with CNN, the former United Nations ambassador said both the current and previous president remain caught up in dramas, vendettas, and fixations on the past.

Haley also told CNN that unlike Biden or Trump, she's focused on the future and able to handle real policy issues that America faces.

Branding the aforementioned two as "equally bad," Haley said the United States deserves a president at the top of their game, with the capacity to improve the economy and maintain national security.

Gearing up for the New Hampshire primary

Tomorrow, Granite State voters cast ballots in a high-profile primary that will significantly impact the presidential election at hand. Haley continues campaigning across New Hampshire.

Just last night, she held a rally in Exeter. Here, Judge Judy made an apperance, speaking at length about Haley's impressive record and credentials before calling upon New Hampshire residents to vote for her in Tuesday's primary.

Joined by Gov. Chris Sununu, the former UN ambassador hosted additional events in Concord, Franklin, Seabrook, Epping, and many other cities throughout the state.

Even before other Republican contenders (like DeSantis) dropped out, Haley's poll numbers in the Granite State showed she carries the best chance of beating Trump. In the aftermath of Christie quitting the 2024 GOP primary, polls also indicated the former UN ambassador would likely pick up his supporters.

After the New Hampshire primary, next up is South Carolina, which is also Haley's home state.