South Carolina voters can't agree on whether they think Haley should stay in the race
Republican voters in a South Carolina focus group were on different pages Tuesday when it comes to whether or not they believe their onetime governor Nikki Haley should stay in the race following her defeat to former President Donald Trump in the New Hampshire primary.
"I think it would be a very tough road for her," one voter, who is remaining neutral, told CNN's Gary Tuchman in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina.
Another voter said he thinks Haley should stay in the race, noting that she has enough time to switch up her campaign and that "she has come from behind in other races."
But a different voter said Haley's New Hampshire loss was a reason why she should end her campaign.
"I don't see a pathway forward in a state like South Carolina and other states ahead or after the South Carolina primary," the voter told Tuchman.
Twelve of the 13 voters in the focus group said they believed Haley was a good governor of their state. But despite that approval, one of those voters said Haley was "the wrong person for the job at this time."
"I just think Donald Trump has made a presence in our world," the voter said. "He has made hard decisions with other leaders all across the world, and he's proven that already." Read More...