Trump supporters lining up for New Hampshire rally say GOP convention will ?sway? voters

– Sarah Manjarrez and her husband drove from New York City to New Hampshire to see President Trump in person.Ahead of the president’s Friday night speech in the key battleground state -- his first campaign event since his nomination acceptance address Thursday night capped this week’s Republican National Convention -- Manjarrez pointed to the four-day affair as a potential game-changer in the 2020 presidential election.THE POLL POSITION BETWEEN BIDEN AND TRUMP COMING OUT OF THE CONVENTIONS“I think this is definitely going to sway some people,” she told Fox News hours before the president arrived.She’s not alone among Trump supporters. I think if Trump keeps doing what he’s doing ‒ rally his base but also getting the moderates and the independents ‒ I think if he keeps doing what he’s doing, he’s got a great chance.”One of the president’s goals was to use his convention nomination speech and the entire four-day convention to shake up a contest that has seen him for months trailing Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden in national public opinion polling and, more importantly, in key general election battlegrounds. New Hampshire is one of a handful of states Clinton narrowly captured that the Trump campaign’s hoping to flip from blue to red.Trump campaign New Hampshire co-chair Fred Doucette told Fox News having the president in the state is a big boost.“I think it’s a very big statement for him to show up here first after his acceptance speech,” the state representative from Salem emphasized. The former vice president announced on Thursday that he’d start resuming small scale in-person campaign events in key general election battleground states after Labor Day.While a campaign stop in the Granite State by Biden or vice presidential nominee Sen. Kamala Harris would be warmly welcomed by Granite State Democrats, state Democratic Party communications director Holly Shulman emphasized that "what matters to voters in New Hampshire is will they have health after the election, will they have Social Security after the election, will they have access to reproductive health care after the election?"She stressed that “the difference in this election and the issues and how much is at stake, that’s what energizing voters right now.”Get all the stories you need-to-know from the most powerful name in news delivered first thing every morning to your inboxSubscribedYou've successfully subscribed to this newsletter!This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.