Nikki Haley defeated former President Donald Trump in her bid to become the 2024 Republican presidential nominee, winning her first Republican primary victory in the District of Columbia. Nikki Haley’s victory in GOP voting contests on Sunday has at least temporarily halted Donald Trump’s dominance. Nikki got 62.9 percent of the vote and Trump got 33.2 percent of the vote.
In November of this year, the US presidential election is going to be held. Nikki Haley and Donald Trump are competing on behalf of the Republican Party.
Donald Trump has so far defeated Nikki Haley unilaterally in the primary election, but Nikki Haley is constantly challenging Trump. Former President Donald Trump is expected to edge Nikki Haley after the vote on Super Tuesday.
Despite the initial loss, Haley has said she will remain in the presidential race at least through the election, but has not named any primary polls she is confident of winning. Nikki Haley lost last week in her home state of South Carolina, but she still believes voters are looking for an alternative to Trump.
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Republican Party officials released the results and Nikki Haley was declared the winner Sunday night, the Associated Press reported. Washington is one of the most Democrat-heavy areas in the country, with 23,000 registered Republicans. In the 2020 general election, Democrat Joe Biden won the district with 92% of the vote.
On Friday, Nikki Haley held a rally in the nation’s capital before heading back to North Carolina and several states hosting Super Tuesday primaries. He joked inside the hotel ballroom with more than 100 supporters who says DC. There are no Republicans.
Addressing her supporters in Washington DC, Nikki Haley said, “When I ran for president, there were 14 contestants and I beat 12.” Now another one has to leave me behind.
Nikki Haley said that we are trying to reach out wherever possible. She said that when I criticized Trump for increasing the federal deficit in his standard campaign speech, someone at the rally shouted that the general election Former President Donald Trump may not win.
Haley immediately agreed and said that Biden may not get a second term, but Trump will not be able to compete with Biden. Haley has fared better campaigning as an avowed conservative among more liberal and independent-leaning voters.
