The latest polls show former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley (R) staring into the abyss of annihilation on Super Tuesday (and beyond).
Haley has already lost Iowa and New Hampshire to former President Donald Trump by double-digit margins. Things got even more dire on Tuesday when Haley lost the Nevada primary by a 63-31 point margin to literally “none of these candidates.” This proved that Haley could not outperform her vote count without Trump on the ballot (Trump instead chose to participate in the February 8 Nevada caucuses). ).
And there are no signs of hope on the horizon.
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Haley will face Trump again on February 24th in South Carolina. But even there, she faces an even more humiliating defeat. South Carolina is her home latest poll She loses 68-31 percent.
Even in the face of all these losses and realities, Haley plans to remain in the race until Super Tuesday on March 5th. Well, according to the latest Super Tuesday polls from the top eight states, Haley is just setting herself up for a brutal defeat…
Morning consultation Voted 208 registered voters in each state from January 23rd to February 5th. The margin of error is ± 3 to 7%.
- Alabama: Trump: 87 / Haley 12 – Trump +75
- California: Trump: 83 / Haley 16 – Trump +67
- Massachusetts: Trump 69 / Haley 28 – Trump +41
- North Carolina: Trump: 77 / Haley 23 – Trump +54
- Oklahoma: Trump: 88 / Haley: 11 – Trump +77
- Tennessee: Trump: 81 / Haley: 18 – Trump +63
- Texas: Trump: 84 / Haley: 15 – Trump +69
- Virginia: Trump: 78 / Haley: 19 – Trump +59
Haley’s polls show her in eight crucial states with no more than 28 points.
Here are the Trump/Haley numbers found by Morning Consult across states on Super Tuesday…
- Arizona: 75/23 — Trump + 52
- Florida: 85/14 – Trump +71
- Georgia: 73/17 – Trump +66
- Illinois: 78/20 – Trump +58
- Indiana: 80/20 – Trump +60
- Kentucky: 83/16 – Trump +67
- Louisiana: 91/9 – Trump +81
- Michigan: 79/19 – Trump +60
- Missouri: 86/12 – Trump +74
- New Jersey: 82/17 – Trump +65
- new york: 84/15 – Trump +69
- Ohio: 83/16 – Trump +67
- Pennsylvania: 81/17 – Trump +64
- Wisconsin: 76/23 – Trump +53
“Wealthy Republican donors who continue to fund Ms. Haley’s campaign appear to be doing well to offset the burnout.” conclusion Pollster. “All we have to do in this race is count the votes. We’re pretty sure Trump got a lot of votes compared to Haley’s relatively few votes.”
Admittedly, it’s a small sample size, but if the margin is that large in Trump’s favor, Trump would win every state, even if the poll had a 40-point margin of error. And remember, the margin of error could tip in President Trump’s favor. He might win by an even bigger margin.
Unlike some Trump supporters, I have no problem with Haley remaining in the race. This competition is good for the former president. But at some point, Haley will need to look at her own political future and decide when her aspirations start to be undermined and undermined by remaining in her futile campaign. Politicians, especially those running for president, can’t afford to look ridiculous. For that reason, I will say this. Walter Mondale also won his home state.
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