Nikki Haley
American politician and diplomat
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| November 9 2024 | Trump announced that Haley would not be appointed to a position in his second administration. |
| September 2024 | Haley joined Edelman, a global communications firm, as vice chair of its international public affairs team. |
| August 2024 | Haley visited Taiwan, advocating for its full membership in the UN and WHO, and drawing comparisons between Taiwan's situation and geopolitical tensions in Afghanistan, the Middle East, and Ukraine. |
| July 2024 | Haley spoke at the Republican National Convention, offering a 'strong endorsement' of Trump. |
| May 2024 | Haley visited Israel during the Gaza war, controversially signing artillery shells with 'Finish Them!' |
| May 21 2024 | Haley stated she would vote for Trump in the general election, which The New Republic described as an endorsement. |
| May 11 2024 | Trump confirmed that Haley was not under consideration to be his running mate in the 2024 election. |
| April 15 2024 | Haley announced her joining of the Hudson Institute, a conservative think-tank, where she will serve as the next Walter P. Stern Chair. |
| March 2024 | Haley hinted that she might not endorse Trump and may no longer be bound by her pledge to support the Republican nominee. |
| March 12 2024 | Trump officially becomes the Republican Party's presumptive presidential nominee. |
| March 6 2024 | Haley suspended her campaign following Super Tuesday, ending her historic run as a Republican presidential candidate. |
| March 5 2024 | Haley won the Vermont primary, becoming the first woman to win two Republican presidential primaries. |
| March 3 2024 | Haley also won the Vermont primary on the same day as her DC primary victory. |
| March 3 2024 | Haley made history by becoming the first woman and first Asian-American to win a Republican presidential primary, winning the District of Columbia primary. |
| February 24 2024 | Haley loses the primary in her home state of South Carolina, with Trump winning 59.8% to her 39.5%. |
| February 10 2024 | Trump mocked the absence of Haley's husband, Major Michael Haley, who was deployed overseas. Haley strongly responded, defending her husband's military service and criticizing Trump's remarks. |
| February 3 2024 | Haley appeared on Saturday Night Live and joked about the Civil War controversy from her December town hall event. |
| January 24 2024 | Donald Trump warned his supporters against donating to Haley's campaign. In response, Haley created a fundraising opportunity by offering a t-shirt that read 'Barred. Permanently.' |
| January 23 2024 | In the New Hampshire primary, Haley received 44 percent of the vote, losing to Trump's 54 percent, but signaled her intention to continue campaigning. |
| January 20 2024 | Donald Trump criticized Nikki Haley's campaign during a speech in New Hampshire, calling Arabella Advisors 'public enemy number one' and alleging without evidence that the Haley campaign was funded by the organization. |
| January 19 2024 | U.S. Senator Tim Scott, who was originally appointed to the Senate by Haley in 2012, endorses Trump for president. |
| January 19 2024 | Haley explicitly stated to voters in Amherst, New Hampshire that she does not want to be anybody's vice president, taking the option 'off the table'. |
| January 15 2024 | Haley finished third in the Iowa caucuses, receiving 19 percent of the vote behind Trump and DeSantis. |
| January 12 2024 | Rand Paul publicly denounced Nikki Haley's presidential campaign by launching the 'Never Nikki' website, indicating opposition to her candidacy. |
| January 10 2024 | Haley participated in the fifth Republican presidential debate against Ron DeSantis, with Vox naming her the debate's winner. The debate was characterized by attacks on Trump and policy disagreements. |
| January 2 2024 | FiveThirtyEight senior editor Nathaniel Rakich announced Haley had risen to second place in the national polling average |
| 2023 | During her presidential campaign, Haley repeatedly criticized transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney, referring to her as 'the Bud Light person' and making derogatory comments about her gender expression. |
| 2023 | Haley criticized the Biden administration's response to the Chinese balloon incident, characterizing it as 'a national embarrassment' and taking a strong stance against Chinese influence in U.S. domestic and international affairs. |
| December 2023 | Haley publicly rejected calls for a ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas War, asserting that the 'best way to save people in Gaza is to eliminate Hamas'. |
| December 2023 | Reported that Trump was asking allies about the possibility of picking Haley as his running mate. |
| December 27 2023 | Haley responded to a question about the origins of the American Civil War at a town hall in Berlin, New Hampshire, initially avoiding mentioning slavery as the primary cause of the conflict. |
| December 6 2023 | Haley appeared in the fourth Republican presidential debate, where media outlets like Time suggested she was rising as a potentially viable non-Trump candidate, though The Hill noted it was her weakest debate performance to date. |
| November 2023 | Haley receives an endorsement from Americans for Prosperity Action, an organization connected to the Koch network, solidifying her position in the presidential race. |
| November 2023 | Experienced an uptick in national and early state polls following Republican debates, achieving a 10.7% average support in national Republican polls |
| November 10 2023 | Haley campaign raised over $1 million in the 24 hours following the third Republican debate. |
| November 6 2023 | Haley participated in the third Republican presidential debate, during which she had a notable confrontation with Vivek Ramaswamy, telling him 'You're just scum' after he referenced her daughter. Political operatives credited her with another strong debate performance. |
| September 2023 | Haley publicly stated that Americans would not vote for 'a convicted criminal' and critiqued Trump as 'thin-skinned and easily distracted', noting he did not do 'anything on fiscal policy'. |
| September 27 2023 | Haley appeared in the second Republican presidential debate, where she was again considered a strong performer. The Washington Post and The New York Times highlighted her substantive answers, and she received positive assessments from various political commentators. |
| August 23 2023 | Haley participated in the first Republican presidential debate, receiving praise for her performance. Multiple media outlets, including Vox and National Review, noted her strong showing, with post-debate polls indicating she was among the top-performing candidates. |
| July 10 2023 | Haley campaign announced raising $7.3 million in the second quarter, with donations from 160,000 individuals across all 50 states, qualifying her for the Republican National Committee debate. |
| June 13 2023 | Haley criticized Trump's handling of national security following his arraignment, stating he was 'incredibly reckless' and indicating she would be 'inclined' to give him a pardon if found guilty. |
| June 4 2023 | Haley participated in a CNN town hall, criticizing Trump's support of January 6 Capitol attack rioters and pledging support for the eventual primary winner. |
| June 3 2023 | Haley spoke at Senator Joni Ernst's annual Roast and Ride fundraiser, calling for 'a new generational leader'. |
| May 2023 | During a campaign event in Iowa, Nikki Haley pledged to veto any spending bill that would increase federal spending above pre-pandemic levels, criticizing both Biden administration and congressional members from both parties for excessive government spending and questionable earmarking practices. |
| May 2023 | Nikki Haley publicly criticized the family separation policy at the Mexico-United States border, advocating against taking custody of migrant families and expressing opposition to current immigration enforcement practices. |
| May 2023 | Haley clarified her stance on abortion, stating she would not support a federal abortion ban, advocating instead for state-level decisions and seeking a consensus to limit late-term abortions. |
| May 18 2023 | At a campaign event in Iowa, Nikki Haley publicly condemned the January 6 Capitol attack, stating it was 'a terrible day' and asserting that participants should be held accountable for their actions. |
| May 10 2023 | Haley appeared on The Hugh Hewitt Show and declined to comment on Trump's legal liability regarding E. Jean Carroll. |
| April 2023 | Haley's campaign released its first quarterly fundraising report, initially claiming to have raised $11 million, though subsequent analysis revealed $8.3 million in actual contributions. |
| March 2023 | Haley spoke at two major conservative conferences - CPAC and the Club for Growth donor event - a unique move that highlighted her efforts to appeal to different factions of the Republican party. |
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