One of the nation's largest Catholic advocacy groups, CatholicVote, officially endorsed former President Donald Trump on Monday, urging Catholic voters in New Hampshire to rally behind him in the upcoming presidential primary.

The organization, which had initially maintained neutrality in the primary, shifted its stance as the GOP field narrowed to two contenders, President Trump and former UN ambassador Nikki Haley.

"The choice is now clear," declared CatholicVote President Brian Burch, emphasizing the importance of selecting a candidate capable of defeating incumbent President Joe Biden, a Democrat.

"I know many Catholics are divided over whether Trump is the best candidate to defeat Biden. But that's also what primaries are for. The only two candidates that remain are Trump and Haley," added Mr. Burch. "And the choice is a no-brainer."

Mr. Burch highlighted President Trump's achievements in office, including overseeing a robust economy and appointing three Supreme Court justices, leading to the overturning of Roe v. Wade.

"We need a general to lead us," he asserted, stressing the necessity of a leader who is unafraid to fight for truth.

"Someone who knows the truth and is willing to fight for it, not simply someone who will calculate the path of least resistance to accomplish some good on the margins."

"Politics often involves making bold decisions," Mr. Burch emphasized. "And we've made ours."

CatholicVote will email and text around 137,000 Catholic voters in New Hampshire to support President Trump's campaign.