Ghost of Haley Candidacy Haunts GOP Primaries in Warning Sign to Trump, While Hogan, Justice Win Senate Nods 

Fresh off a stunning 15 percent tally in last week’s Indiana Republican primary, Ms. Haley receives tens of thousands of votes in West Virginia and Maryland on Tuesday night.

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Governor Haley on December 18, 2023, at Nevada, Iowa. AP/Charlie Neibergall, file

It’s been two months since the former South Carolina governor, Nikki Haley, was a candidate for the GOP presidential nomination but she keeps racking up votes from Republicans who don’t want to cast their ballot for President Trump.

Fresh off a stunning 15 percent tally in last week’s Indiana Republican primary, Ms. Haley received tens of thousands of votes in West Virginia and Maryland on Tuesday night. 

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