2024 candidates Haley and Trump never debated each other. Do voters care?

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : Trump said he would "right now," because there was an obligation in that case.
48% : you want to be smart, you don't have to waste your time," Trump said.
43% : "Some of the answers to questions she's given, you know, for me would not have had any benefit for him to debate her because my mind was already made up," Julian said.
38% : From his stance on immigration to Trump university, the debate became heated at times when candidates went after Trump on what they felt were changing opinions.
32% : Trump was called out for his language towards women, his flipping stance on abortion and even immigration policies.
30% : " In late January at a rally in South Carolina, Haley referenced Trump saying he would score higher than her on a mental competency test.
27% : During his town hall, Trump mentioned debating other Republican candidates.
23% : " Noah Lindler, a second year USC student and VP of College Republicans, also attended the Sunday Haley town hall, and said the College Republicans campus group discussed whether Trump should have joined a debate with Haley.
21% : Amery Davis, who also attended the Haley town hall, said Trump needed to debate Haley, and he needed to do it "now." "He could say what he wants to say, he's not able, he can't keep up with her.
21% : CNN reported that while the nine other contenders made "noticeable blunders," Trump stole the show.
21% : Lindler said he understood why Trump didn't debate Haley.
21% : One thing she said 'he wants me to drop out, I do not do what Donald Trump says, I didn't even do that when I worked for him,' I thought 'what?'
19% : " Lelis Welch, from Oklahoma, but was visiting Greenville on vacation and attended the event, said she didn't necessarily care for Haley to debate Trump.
18% : James Edward, a lift operator from Virginia, who drove down for the Trump event, said he did wished he saw Trump debate Haley.
5% : At a March 3 debate, Trump, Ted Cruz, John Kasich and Marco Rubio went in on each other, but mostly on Trump.
4% : Donald Trump and Nikki Haley have thrown insults at each other over the last few weeks as the South Carolina Republican primary inches closer.

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