Influential Koch network stops spending for Nikki Haley to focus on Senate and House races
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58% : But while the race has come down to Haley and Trump, the former president remains the dominant front-runner after a strong victory in Haley's home state on Saturday.53% : In backing Haley last year, the group made it clear it would bypass Trump in its quest to find what Seidel called a president "who represents a new chapter.""The last 3 election cycles have painted a very clear picture of what we can expect from voters who consistently rejected Donald Trump and his impact on the Republican party brand," Seidel warned in her Sunday email, adding, "We should expect this to increase further as the criminal trials progress.
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