Ted Cruz stokes 2024 hypothesis with New Hampshire marketing campaign go to

Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) can be in New Hampshire subsequent week to rally help for Home GOP hopeful Karoline Leavitt, a 24-year-old who might change into a rising star within the social gathering.

The state's main is about for Sept. 13, with Leavitt, an ex-assistant press secretary for former President Donald Trump, going through off towards 9 different Republican candidates. Cruz endorsed Leavitt final October, calling her on the time a "fighter who shares our core values, will carry new management to D.C. and assist conservatives stand as much as the Swamp."

"Senator Ted Cruz is likely one of the best champions of the Structure and our God-given freedoms on Capitol Hill," Leavitt stated in a press release. "I'm grateful for his help, and I sit up for welcoming him again to the Reside Free or Die State — as we work to defeat the Institution on September thirteenth."

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As New Hampshire has the primary presidential main, Cruz's go to has aroused hypothesis that he is jump-starting his personal presidential marketing campaign. The senator ran in 2016 because the runner-up for the GOP nomination to former President Donald Trump. Cruz has not denied rumors of a 2024 marketing campaign.

Leavitt is one among 9 Republicans operating for the seat of two-term Rep. Chris Pappas (D-NH). Amongst them is Matt Mower, a former Trump marketing campaign staffer who went on to work within the State Division throughout his time period. Mower unsuccessfully ran towards Pappas in 2020 because the GOP candidate. Neither Mower nor Leavitt has nabbed the previous president's endorsement but.