With Trump Projected to Sweep Super Tuesday, Haley May Be Facing Her Last Stand

Published on March 5, 2024

WASHINGTON—Trailing her Republican rival by hundreds of delegates, former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley has ignored calls for her to drop out and kept fighting on. And on Super Tuesday, when more than a third of the GOP delegates will be awarded as 15 states—the Northeast, the South, the Midwest, Pacific Coast, and Alaska—go to the polls, she’s projected to lose most, if not all of them, to former President Donald Trump. Ms. Haley, for her part, has only pledged to stay on until Super Tuesday, prompting questions about when she will call it quits. At a Friday rally in Washington, she explained her motive for staying in the race....

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