Trump Aiming for New Hampshire Win, Rivals Aim to Survive

GOP front-runner Donald Trump is aiming for his first win in New Hampshire’s fast-approaching primary, while rival Republican candidates, including Jeb Bush, said their campaigns will go on no matter what the outcome Tuesday.

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump gestures to the crowd as he signs autographs at a campaign event at Plymouth State University in Plymouth, N.H., on Feb. 7, 2016. AP Photo/David Goldman

NASHUA, N.H.—With less than two days until New Hampshire voters go to the polls, Hillary Clinton took a trip to Michigan. And other candidates, including Jeb Bush, said their campaigns will go on no matter what the outcome Tuesday. Donald Trump said he doesn’t need to win New Hampshire, but would like to—though he was notably casual in his campaign effort Sunday.

With the otherwise intense race for the White House seemingly toned down Sunday, it’s easy to forget that this leadoff primary could be make or break for several lagging campaigns.

Republican hopeful Marco Rubio continues to downplay his rough outing in Saturday night’s GOP debate, while touting his overall campaign momentum after his third-place finish in the Iowa caucuses.

Democratic presidential candidates Hillary Clinton (R) and Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) at a Democratic presidential debate in Las Vegas. AP Photo/John Loche