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Nikki Haley Secures 128,000 Votes in Indiana Primary, Won't Endorse Trump
May 11, 2024, 11:04 AM
Despite dropping out of the presidential race over two months ago, Nikki Haley continues to receive significant support in the primaries, capturing more than 20% of the vote in Indiana, equivalent to 128,000 votes. This ongoing support highlights a potential division within the Republican voter base, as some may still be reluctant to support Donald Trump. Haley has not endorsed Trump and is not expected to do so. Instead, she plans to meet with top donors from her campaign next week but will not encourage them to support Trump's campaign. Speculation about her potential role as Trump's vice-presidential pick has been dismissed by both sides, with Trump confirming that Haley is not under consideration for the VP slot, despite reports of Trump quietly moving Haley off his blacklist.
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