Polls CLOSE in the Republican South Carolina presidential primary

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

62% : I thought she was good as the ambassador to the United Nations.
60% : Trump is holding an election night shindig in Columbia, South Carolina, the state capital after an appearance at CPAC Saturday afternoon.
59% : If Trump wins South Carolina on Saturday, which is the most likely outcome, the primary will continue if Haley decides to stay in the race.
55% : Trump has already won Iowa, the New Hampshire primary and the Nevada caucuses as he surges toward the nomination.
53% : I thought she was tough.'Douglas voted for Trump in 2016 and 2020 and said he would vote for him again if he wins the nomination.
52% : 'He has done more for this country I believe in the history of presidents,' said Kendal Fiorini, 58, who also voted for Trump. '
44% : Thomas Faulds, 53, said he voted for Trump because of foreign policy and immigration.
41% : In Columbia, South Carolina, DailyMail.com found a mix of Republican voters for Trump and Haley.
40% : While DailyMail.com spoke with a large contingent of Trump supporters who showed up to vote on Election Day, there were also some Democrats who headed to the polls on Saturday to cast ballots in an effort to prevent Trump from steamrolling his only opponent left the Republican primary.
32% : Other Republican Haley voters were less willing to vote for Trump in November should he win the nomination.
11% : At CPAC on Saturday, Trump called himself a 'political dissident' being persecuted by 'fascists' in the Biden administrationVoters casting ballots in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina on Saturday.
5% : 'I will vote against Trump, I don't care who the other person is, it will be against Trump,' said Barbara Bates, a Haley supporter, who voted for Trump in 2016 but would not do so again.

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