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Soon after Nikki Haley said she'd vote for Trump, Biden campaign met with her supporters

May 24, 2024 View Original Article
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    10% Center

  • Reliability

    60% ReliableFair

  • Policy Leaning

    10% Center

  • Politician Portrayal

    -11% Negative

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65% : Mr. Biden, who has been trailing Trump in recent polling in these states, won both in 2020, but his margin of victory was very slim -- about 21,000 in Wisconsin, and around 82,000 in Pennsylvania.
54% : The deputy political director of the Biden campaign, Juan Peñalosa, joined the call to stress how important the Haley coalition's support would be to defeating Trump and addressed the differences Haley supporters have with Mr. Biden, according to Schwartz.
53% : "In an email Thursday, the Biden campaign said of its collaboration with Haley Voters Working Group, "While Donald Trump continues to attack moderate Republican and independent voters, the Biden campaign is investing to talk to these voters and working to earn their support."
8% : After Haley announced she'd vote for Trump, one former Haley volunteer, Alissa Baker, who's a member of the working group said she remains opposed to Trump.

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