No Home Advantage For Haley: Trump Secures 30-Point Lead In South Carolina Primary, Reveals New Poll -- Can Ex-Governor Leverage Her Strengths?

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

85% : Trump excelled in areas such as conservatism, leadership, and toughness, garnering support from 64% of respondents compared to Haley's 49%.
81% : Additionally, 31% of likely GOP voters considered Haley a role model, while only 23% held the same view of Trump.
79% : Firm Support For Trump:
63% : Conversely, 78% of Haley's supporters affirmed their unwavering support, with 22% considering a potential switch to Trump.
56% : Among those favoring Trump, 87% expressed firm commitment to their choice, while 13% admitted the possibility of shifting allegiance to Haley.
56% : See Also: Trump's Immunity Claim Should Be Shot Down, Say Two-Thirds Of Americans -- But Will Age Come In Way Of Biden Victory?Haley's Strong Traits: Despite lagging behind Trump in voter preference, Haley outperformed him in certain traits such as likability and being a role model.
55% : When presented with four factors that could influence their decision, the majority of Trump supporters remained steadfast.
50% : The survey revealed that 65% of respondents would vote for Trump if the primary elections were held at the time of the survey.
45% : Fifty-two percent regarded Haley as likable, compared to 32% for Trump.
44% : Regarding policy preferences, national issues took precedence for 89% of respondents, with only 11% prioritizing state matters.
43% : In contrast, 58% viewed Trump as part of the GOP establishment.
42% : Regarding their affiliation with political movements, 76% of likely GOP voters rejected the notion of Haley being part of the "MAGA" movement, while 75% considered her a member of the Republican establishment.
9% : What Happened: According to a CBS News/YouGov poll published on Monday, likely Republican voters in South Carolina are increasingly leaning towards Donald Trump over Nikki Haley, the former Governor of the state.

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