US News World Report Article RatingNikki Haley Stumps in Her Small Hometown of Bamberg Ahead of South Carolina's GOP Primary
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36% : In 2020, area voters backed Joe Biden over Trump, with the Democrat marking nearly 62% of votes cast.16% : Later Tuesday in the coastal town of Bluffton, Haley delivered some of her sharpened critiques of Trump to a crowd of several hundred, enumerating Republicans' losses in elections since Trump won the 2016 contest and asking, "How many more times do we have to lose until we start to say, well, he's the problem?" Back in Bamberg, the city's mayor, Nancy Foster, introduced Haley, recalling the former governor's parents as "gracious and accommodating.
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