Haley outraised Trump in January despite losses, giving Super Tuesday pledge credibility

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

48% : Haley's campaign spent $13 million and Trump spent $11.4 million, leaving the two remaining GOP presidential contenders with $13 million and $30.5 million cash on hand respectively.
41% : Trump uses a constellation of fundraising committees and PACs, making his outside money harder to track.
26% : But this is not a normal primary, and there's a faction of GOP donors who are dead set on opposing Trump even if they don't believe Haley can win, she said.
17% : The robust fundraising came as Haley suffered a series of defeats at the ballot box, first in the Iowa Caucuses where she came in third with 19 percent of the vote Jan. 15 and in New Hampshire where she lost to Trump by 11 points Jan. 23 in a one-on-one primary.
4% : "Palmetto Politics Trump tells SC voters Nikki Haley will never be VP as he gushes over Tim Scott By Caitlin Byrd cbyrd@postandcourier.comHaley has pledged she will stay in the race even if, as polls suggest, she loses handily to Trump in the Feb. 24 South Carolina primary.

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