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“Her only win so far is the D.C. primary, and you look at the map and look at the polls, and it’s tough to see a breakthrough any place on Super Tuesday despite the fact that 11 out of 15 states are open primaries where Democrats and Independents can vote,” Baier continued. “But that’s a telltale sign. We saw that from Ron Desantis, too, after Iowa.”
After winning the Republican primary in the District of Columbia on Sunday, Haley made her breakthrough in a primary fight. The event was held in a hotel, and Haley won with 63 percent of the vote “just steps away from the heart of D.C.’s lobbying hub,” Politico reported.
Haley emerged victorious from her lone primary matchup despite a run of losses. She was clearly defeated by President Trump in Michigan, Missouri, and Idaho. She also lost in the Virgin Islands, New Hampshire, Nevada, Iowa, and her native state of South Carolina, where she had been governor.
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Even after suffering catastrophic losses, the former governor is adamant on continuing to run. It is noteworthy, though, that a number of Republican contenders, like Mike Pence and Ron DeSantis, have chosen to withdraw from the campaign after exhibiting comparable tendencies to revoke their endorsements and public appearances.
