New Hampshire voters speak out about presidential primary -- on Biden, Trump and more

New Hampshire voters have been heading to the polls on Tuesday to vote in a presidential primary that could heavily influence the race for the Republican nomination.

It's largely between former President Donald Trump, who is the favorite in the polls to win both New Hampshire and the overall primary, and former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley, the last major candidate remaining against him.

Some still didn't know who they're backing in the days before the race.

«I've changed my mind about a dozen times so far,» said Mark LaCroix.

Others, however, touted their candidate as the one who can remedy the country's ailments, with several voters expressing dour perceptions of the economy and the cost of living — a recurring theme going back at least to the 2022 midterms.

«When you speak to the average working-class voter, they have increasing debt, everything has become more expensive for them, and that's what they're feeling,» said Bobby O'Donnell.

«I'm voting for Nikki Haley because she's fresh, she's young, she's an accountant, and I like that. She's gonna balance the budget,» Maureen Ennis told ABC News.

Most voters, though, expressed confidence that Trump would run away with the state.

«I think President Trump is going to win. I think after New Hampshire, I think if he wins this state, Nikki Haley has to win it in order for her to continue,» said Cooper Walsh.

«I'm supporting President Trump because he has a record of getting things done. I think Americans are tired of what Joe Biden's done to this country. I think they want the border closed.… They want to see the economy booming again. And me, personally, I want a president who's going to support women in women's sports,» Maya Harvey said, adding that «absolutely» Trump will be