Opinion: How many Chicago Democrats are for Nikki Haley? – Chicago Tribune*

Will Johnson, Chicago-based CEO of The Harris Poll: In the Republican caucus in Iowa and primary elections in New Hampshire, South Carolina and Michigan — states that allow some form of crossover or unaffiliated voting — exit polls show upward of half of Haley’s support came from a combination of Democrats and independents. And they’re being urged by political action committees to keep it up next week in the seven Super Tuesday states with open primary elections.
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sue
2 years ago

CAN NOT STAND THIS 2-FACED CHICK……… WOULD VOTE FOR A DOG BEFORE VOTING FOR HER

Hello, Indiana!
2 years ago

Haley still and will lag behind no matter how many Dems jump ship in an effort to torpedo Trump. It’s the same tactic Pritzger employed by financing Baileys campaign because he was afraid he’d lose to the guy from Aurora. Btw, Trump received more votes than Biden in Michigan.

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