Articles Tagged: Nikki Haley

Ron DeSantis, Nikki Haley and Vivek Ramaswamy appeared at The Family Leader event as each looks to gain ground in polling on the Republican presidential primary behind former President Donald Trump

The former South Carolina governor has stacked up endorsements and climbed in recent polling following another strong showing last week in the third Republican presidential debate and as she attempts to solidify her lead against Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis in New Hampshire and improve her standing in Iowa.

Also, Des Moines nonprofit leader becomes second Democrat to announce candidacy in central Iowa’s 3rd Congressional District

Former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley announced she had been endorsed by more than 70 Iowa officials and community leaders on Tuesday, including current and former state lawmakers.

Also, Nikki Haley announces $10 million ad buy in Iowa, New Hampshire

Also, Chuck Grassley won’t endorse for caucus

Iowa political experts are skeptical the endorsement will move the needle significantly in a race still dominated by former President Donald Trump

Also, The Family Leader hosts forum and Nikki Haley super PAC launches ad

Also, super PAC supporting Trump launches attack ads against DeSantis in Iowa.

Also, Ron DeSantis calls on RNC to hold debate in Iowa

Pro-Haley super PAC slams DeSantis over Gaza refugee remarks

A ‘deep conviction’ drives evangelicals to participate in caucuses.

Republican U.S. Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks held her third annual Triple MMM Tailgate on Friday evening in Iowa City. The event featured seven candidates seeking the Republican presidential nomination in 2024.

A slate of Iowa sheriffs are endorsing Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis in his bid for the Republican presidential nomination, according to a news release from the super PAC supporting his campaign.

In a new poll from Iowa State University and Civiqs, 55 percent of likely Iowa Republican caucus participants chose Trump as their first choice to be the party’s nominee for president next year.