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Fiorina and Christie abandoned the fight for the White House

'10.02.2016' Author: Olga Mikhno Subscribe to ForumDaily on Google News

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Carly Fiorina and Chris Christie, both candidates vying for the Republican presidential nomination, have abandoned their bid for the White House.

The former CEO of Hewlett-Packard announced its decision on Facebook after the final vote count in New Hampshire.

“Suspending my campaign today, I will continue to travel around the country and fight for Americans who disagree with the state of affairs and the status quo that no longer suits them,” she wrote in Facebook.

After the counting of votes, it turned out that 4% of voters for the primaries in New Hampshire voted for Fiorina. In Iowa, the result was sadder. Then she scored less than 2% votes.

Fiorina's finest hour fell on the first pair of Republican debates.

She received "undercard" coverage during the first debate hosted by Fox News, earning enough momentum to make it into the primetime slot of the second Republican debate hosted by CNN.

However, Fiorina’s popularity gradually faded amid a heightened media interest in Donald Trump.

Chris Christie also ceases to fight for the presidency

Chris Christie also announced his withdrawal from the struggle for the White House from the Republican Party. The agency Reuters, this information was confirmed by the representative of the election headquarters politician.

At the primaries in New Hampshire, Chris Christie scored 7,4% of votes and finished sixth. In Iowa, his result was less optimistic and came down to 1,8% of the vote.

Seven Republicans are now applying for the presidency of the United States: billionaire Donald Trump, ex-governor of Florida Jeb Bush, black neurosurgeon Ben Carson, senator from Texas Ted Cruz, ex-governor of Virginia Jim Gilmore, governor of Ohio John Caseik, senator from Florida Marco Rubio.

As ForumDaily wrote earlier, Rand Paul and Rick Santorum you were from the US presidential race after failing in Iowa.

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