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Did Nikki Haley really need South Carolina to win the White House? Here’s what history says

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Every ex-governor who went on to win the presidency won their party's primary in the state they used to govern. Jimmy Carter in Georgia in 1976, Ronald Reagan in California in 1980, Bill Clinton in Arkansas in 1992 and George W. Bush in Texas in 2000. 17 governors have become president in the nation's history, starting with former Virginia governor Thomas Jefferson in 1801.

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Did Nikki Haley really need South Carolina to win the White House? Here’s what history says

As campaign season continues, politicians are turning up the volume on campaign rhetoric. To cut through the noise, we’re launching Campaign Context, a weekly series providing clarity on the messages you’re hearing from candidates on the campaign trail. We’re digging past the politics and into the facts to provide you with the transparent, spin-free information you need to make informed decisions this election season. AUSTIN (KXAN) — Even before…

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KXAN broke the news in Austin, United States on Tuesday, February 27, 2024.
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