MYRTLE BEACH, South Carolina — Former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley is making her final plea to voters in her home state just days before they take to the polls
Former President Donald Trump continues to lead Haley by double digits in her home state, where he has the support from nearly all of South Carolina’s top Republicans. Despite her tough odds, Haley reminded South Carolinians of her record as governor during a campaign rally in Myrtle Beach on Thursday, and asked them for their vote once again ahead of Saturday’s primary.
“I look at this crowd, and I think about what we did together,” Haley told the attendees. “When I came in as governor, those times were tough. We had 11% unemployment. We have thousands of people on welfare, and South Carolina was the butt of the joke. And what did we do? We rallied, and we got together and we got to work.” (RELATED: ‘Not Going Anywhere’: Nikki Haley Rebuffs Calls To Drop Out Despite Dismal Polling)
