Nikki Haley and her decision whether she's voting for Trump

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : Trump would be smart to reach out to the millions of people who voted for me and continue to support me, and not assume that they're just gonna be with him.
55% : She added: "Having said that, I stand by what I said in my suspension speech.
39% : Haley didn't endorse Trump in her speech dropping out of the race on March 6 in Charleston, South Carolina.
34% : Nikki Haley, the former GOP South Carolina governor and U.N. ambassador under Donald Trump, has thrown her support behind the former president after she ended her own White House bid in early March and has kept mum since on who she'll vote for in November.
29% : She had initially ruled out running against Trump in 2024.
28% : "The move comes after she called Trump unfit for office and campaigned hard against him in the GOP primary.
26% : Haley's defeat was a painful, if predictable, blow to those voters, donors and Republican Party officials who opposed Trump and his fiery brand of "Make America Great Again" politics.
22% : But Biden has been a catastrophe, so I will be voting for Trump," Haley said Wednesday during an appearance at the Hudson Institute.
21% : Trump has not been perfect on these polices.
13% : It's unclear whether Trump, who recently declared that Haley donors would be permanently banned from his movement, can ultimately unify a deeply divided party.

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