Former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley, former President Donald Trump's last remaining challenger for the GOP nomination, will suspend her 2024 campaign Wednesday morning after losing a majority of Super Tuesday states, according to various reports.
After staying at career for more than a year, i notch just two wins in the primaries in Washington, DC and Vermont, Haley is scheduled to call it quits during a speech in Charleston, South Carolina. seconds a multiple points of sale. The former governor's decision will make Trump the party's presumptive nominee to take on President Joe Biden in November.
Haley also won't immediately endorse Trump, sources familiar with the matter say.
The former governor failed to win any of the first candidate states, where he came third Iowasecond place to New Hampshire and his home state of South Carolinaand fell behind the “None of these candidates” option in the snowfall primaries, which did not count for delegates. The Republican also lost Michigan primary i caucus to Trump, as well as contests in Idaho and Missouri.
Trump also beat Haley 84.6% to 14.2%. North Dakota caucus Monday and swept away almost all the Super Tuesday contests that were called the next day. The former governor won the blue state of Vermont 49.9% to 45.9%.
The former governor had repeatedly he insisted to stay in the race to give Republican primary voters an option other than Trump, despite his lack of wins and lagging poll numbers.
The RealClearPolitics (RCP) average for a 2024 Republican national primary, based on polls conducted between February 13 and 28, shows Trump leading Haley by 63 points.
Haley focused her campaign on economic and foreign policy, often citing her record as governor of South Carolina and UN ambassador under the Trump administration. His candidacy attracted many liberal voters i democratic donors as they sought an alternative to both Trump and Biden.
The Republican is the latest GOP presidential candidate to drop out of the race besides Trump, after the Florida governor. Ron DeSantisconservative businessman Vivek Ramaswamyformer governor of New Jersey. Chris ChristieGovernor of North Dakota. Doug Burgumformer governor of Arkansas. Asa Hutchinsonformer vice president mike penceSenator from South Carolina. Tim Scottformer Texas Congressman. Will HurdMichigan businessman Perry Johnsonradio personality Larry Elderand the mayor of Miami Francis Suarez.
Many of the 2024 hopefuls have thrown their support behind Trump, except for Christie, Pence, Hurd and Hutchinson. Hurd and Hutchinson endorsed Haley for president.
Trump is currently leading Biden for a possible rematch in 2024 by 2.3 points in the RCP average.
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