Following Third Place Finish in Iowa, Haley Sets Sights on New Hampshire

Published on January 17, 2024

DES MOINES, Iowa—Following a close third-place finish in the Jan. 15 Iowa Caucus, former U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. and South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley has moved her full attention to New Hampshire, where she is staking on doing well. But she did not leave Iowa without taking a shot at former President Donald Trump, who dominated the caucus, winning all but one county (Ms. Haley won Johnson County, where the University of Iowa is located, by one point). “I voted for Donald Trump twice. I was proud to serve in his administration. But when I say more of the same, you know what I’m talking about,” she said at her caucus watch party in West Des Moines, Iowa, after she got 19.1 percent of the votes, followed by Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis with 21.2 percent and President Trump with 51 percent....

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