Christie trapped in 4th place in New Hampshire

December 21 poll shows Haley surge

Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Chrstie. (Photo: Kevin Sanders for New Jersey Globe).

Former Gov. Chris Christie is stuck in fourth place with 6% in a New Hampshire Republican presidential primary poll released on December 21 by the University of Massachusetts Lowell Center for Public Opinion.

Donald Trump leads Nikki Haley by 30 points, 52%-22%, with Ron DeSantis in third with 10%.  Vivek Ramaswamy trails with 4%, with Asa Hutchinson in sixth place with 1%

Christie has upside-down favorables of 25%-49% in New Hampshire.  That makes him more popular than Vladimir Putin (5%-76%), but less popular than Volodymyr Zelenskyy (29%-31%) in New Hampshire.

Christie is at 3% among Republicans and 17% among independents who are permitted to vote in GOP primaries in New Hampshire.  Trump leads Halely, 28%-22%, among independents

Among self-described moderates, Christie is at 11%; Trump has a 40%-28% lead over Haley among moderates, with DeSantis at 8%.   The former New Jersey governor is polling at 2% with New Hampshire conservatives.

The percentage of likely primary voters who think Christie will win is zero.

The poll surveyed 450 likely Republican primary voters with a margin of error of +/- 5.4%.

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David Wildstein: David Wildstein is the Editor in Chief for the New Jersey Globe.