Nikki Haley Voters Turning Out for Her in Primaries, as Trump Wins 78 Percent in Indiana — Where He’s Unopposed
Trump, who is often quick to celebrate his victories, has been so far silent on the Indiana primary results.
With both Governor Haley’s now-defunct campaign and President Biden’s campaign touting the results of Tuesday’s Indiana primary, future GOP nominating contests may offer further embarrassments for President Trump in what should be a coast to victory in the GOP primary.
On Tuesday, 78 percent of Republicans voted to nominate Mr. Trump as the party’s pick for the presidential race in 2024. While 78 percent is a resounding victory in most elections, in Tuesday’s Indiana primary, it’s less impressive considering that Mr. Trump is running unopposed. Ms. Haley received more than 100,000 votes — about 22 percent of the vote — in the Indiana Republican primary, even though she dropped out of the race in early March.
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