Donald Trump and Nikki Haley's chances in South Carolina

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58% : Donald Trump looks set to win another resounding Republican primary victory over Nikki Haley in South Carolina on Saturday, according to polls.
52% : According to FiveThirtyEight's polling average tracker, Trump leads in South Carolina with 63.6 percent as of February 22, with Haley a distant second at 33.1 percent.
45% : A Tuesday Suffolk University/USA TODAY poll of 500 likely voters in the South Carolina GOP primary gave Trump a near 30-point lead over Haley (63 percent to 35 percent).
43% : An InsiderAdvantage survey of 800 likely voters gave Trump a 22-point lead (60 to 38 percent).
42% : The same day, a survey from Emerson College Polling/The Hill of 1,000 registered South Carolina voters showed Trump with a 23-point lead over Haley (58 to 35 points), with 7 percent undecided.
35% : Of those undecided voters, 61 percent said they prefer Trump, with 39 percent saying they may back Haley.
27% : During a recent speech in South Carolina, Haley dismissed suggestions she would soon drop out of the presidential race, or that she would "kiss the ring" of Trump.
10% : "It looks highly unlikely that Nikki Haley can overtake Donald Trump in this contest.

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