Former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley now faces a greater chance of being shut out in the 2024 Republican primaries than winning the nomination.
To avoid that fate, over the next few days, Haley is likely to target blue states and Washington D.C., where it is easy for independents and even Democrats to participate in a Republican primary, and Utah, a conservative state that has been unusually resistant to the GOP front-runner.
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Haley has lost the first six nominating contests of the year, including her home state of South Carolina. On Tuesday, former President Donald Trump beat her by nearly 42 percentage points in Michigan. She has broken 40% of the vote once and come within a rounding error of that number a
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