SOUTH BURLINGTON, VERMONT – MARCH 3: Republican presidential candidate, former U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley greets supporters following a speech at a campaign event at the DoubleTree Hotel on March 3, 2024 in South Burlington, Vermont. Despite losing every state primary thus far to former President Donald Trump, Haley intends to stay in the Republican race at least through Super Tuesday on March 5. (Photo by John Tully/Getty Images)
Nikki Haley, the only remaining Republican challenger to Donald Trump in the presidential election, made appearances in Vermont and Maine Sunday ahead of Super Tuesday.
WPTZ reports that around 700 people turned out to see Haley at the Double Tree in South Burlington, where she was supported by Vermont Gov. Phil Scott. She covered topics from border security to support for our veterans, and pushed everyone to get out and vote in the primary Tuesday.
"It's been a little over a year since I announced I was running for president," said Haley. "We had 14 people in the race; we defeated a dozen of the fellas, I just have one more I'm trying to catch up to."
Haley was also scheduled to appear in Maine Sunday, where she has earned the endorsement of Republican Senator Susan Collins.
Trump continues to lead in the polls and has won most state primaries so far, including in Haley's home state of South Carolina. Haley did take home her first win in Washington, D.C., NBC News reported Sunday.
