US EditionTrump headlines CPAC ahead of expected win in South Carolina
- Polls have opened in South Carolina's Republican presidential primary, with former Gov. Nikki Haley attempting to defeat Donald Trump.
- Trump has garnered significant support with limited appearances, but Haley aims to secure votes in key precincts like metro Charleston and greater Columbia.
- Haley emphasizes her ability to beat President Joe Biden, contrasting with Trump's performance and advocating for national healing.
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Trump eyes another easy win in South Carolina as voters head to polls
Trump eyes another easy win in South Carolina as voters head to polls Some 32% of voters in South Carolina's Republican presidential nominating contest think Donald Trump would not be fit for the presidency if he were convicted of a crime, according to the preliminary results of an exit poll conducted on Saturday by Edison Research. The poll gathered responses from 1,508 voters in the Republican primary election.Approximately 65% of voters in t…
Trump to speak at CPAC ahead of South Carolina primary – live
As Trump addresses the Conservative Political Action Conference in Maryland, Republican voters head to the polls in South Carolina, where he has a 30-point lead over Nikki HaleyHere are some images coming through the newswires from CPAC where various conservative figures have made appearances over weekend alongside their supporters: Ahead of his speech on Saturday, Donald Trump went after Georgia’s district attorney Fani Willis, who is facing sc…
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