How does Nikki Haley plan to win her home state?
Nikki Haley is hoping to turn out Trump-averse Democrats in Saturday’s South Carolina primary.
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Nikki Haley is hoping to turn out Trump-averse Democrats in Saturday’s South Carolina primary.
Polls indicate that Donald Trump should win South Carolina’s Republican primary comfortably this Saturday. During a rally in Georgetown, South Carolina, on Thursday, Haley told attendees to “take five people with you” to the polls this weekend, before adding a reminder: “Anybody can vote in this (primary) election, as long as you didn’t vote in the Democrat primary on Feb. 3.” In a last-moment heave, Haley is trying to bank on the huge number of remaining Democratic and independent voters to provide a burst of momentum.
On Wednesday, Portsmouth’s deepening dusk made it increasingly difficult to see the faces of the endless queue of muttering Donald Trump supporters who were worried his campaign would leave them—literally—out in the cold.Ever conscious of New Hampshire’s importance to the national primary process, and of the potential threat of a primary upset by Republican rival Nikki Haley, several hundred people had come to hear Trump speak at the Sheraton Portsmouth Harborside Hotel. But the ballroom held a
Not everyone at a Trump rally in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, this week was a dyed-in-the-wool supporter.
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