Good evening. I'm Jeff Bennett and I'm Amman Navaz on the news hour tonight.

New Hampshire voters prepared to make their choice between the only two remaining Republican presidential candidates, Donald Trump and

Nicky Haley.

Israeli leaders become increasingly divided over the war with Hamas, the idea of a ceasefire in exchange for

hostages, and whether there's any prospect for a two-state solution.

And millions of Americans lose health insurance because of policy changes since the pandemic.

Losing Medicaid coverage, even if it may be for a short period while someone is trying to

get re-en get enrolled can lead to lapses in care. Welcome to the news hour. There are mere hours to go before New Hampshire voters head to the polls tomorrow morning for the presidential primaries.

On the Republican side, former President Trump is seeking a sequel to his runaway victory in the Iowa caucuses.

And President Biden is the prohibitive front runner for the Democratic Party's nomination

and is expected to win the most votes in New Hampshire even though his name isn't on the ballot.

That's to adhere to a rule by the Democratic National Committee.

Political correspondent, Lisa De Jardan is in New Hampshire and joins us now.

So Lisa, this is an unusual New Hampshire primary.

The Republican race is already down to two candidates and President Biden's name, as we mentioned,

isn't even on the ballot. How are the campaign seeing it?

This is the first primary of the 2024 presidential election,

but the Biden and Trump campaigns hope that it will be essentially the end to the real contest with Chris Christie dropping

out over a week ago and with Rhonda Sanchez over this weekend dropping out

suspending his campaign for the Trump campaign they want to make sure that

Nicki Haley does not get any momentum they want to make sure that Mickey Haley does not get any

momentum they want that to end here for Biden he wants to stop any potential

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