Nikki Haley Has Aced the Republican Debate Poll
The first Republican debate for the 2020 presidential election was a seriously close contest. Now, the results are in and according to our poll, it looks like former South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley has won the night.
Haley was no stranger to the debate stage heading into this event. She held the Governor’s office for two terms in South Carolina and served as President Donald Trump’s United States Ambassador to the United Nations, a position she held from 2017 to 2019. With that kind of political experience and exposure, it’s not too surprising that she is currently leading in our poll.
The issues brought up during this debate covered a wide range, from immigration and health care to foreign policy. Haley had especially strong arguments in all of these areas, which likely helped her victory. In the health care segment, she called for an end to “Obamacare” and asserted that private health insurance companies should be the only option for consumers. She also advocated for both an increase in border security and the ability for immigrants the achieve a pathway to citizenship.
On the foreign policy front, Haley emphasized the importance of cooperation between governments. In an attempt stand out from other candidates, she promoted bringing China to the negotiating table for the purpose of creating a free trade agreement. She also highlighted the dangers of Iran’s current ruling regime while calling for the US to put pressure on the government for their current series of human rights violations.
Overall, Haley won out among the other candidates, and her performance in the debate has been recognized and applauded. Her in-depth responses to the questions covering a broad array of topics set her apart in the minds of voters. Our poll indicates that she is seen as the clear frontrunner for the Republican nomination.
It remains to be seen if Haley will indeed be the Republican party’s nominee come 2020, but for now, it looks like she’s done quite well for herself.
Nikki Haley Has Aced the Republican Debate Poll
The first Republican debate for the 2020 presidential election was a seriously close contest. Now, the results are in and according to our poll, it looks like former South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley has won the night.
Haley was no stranger to the debate stage heading into this event. She held the Governor’s office for two terms in South Carolina and served as President Donald Trump’s United States Ambassador to the United Nations, a position she held from 2017 to 2019. With that kind of political experience and exposure, it’s not too surprising that she is currently leading in our poll.
The issues brought up during this debate covered a wide range, from immigration and health care to foreign policy. Haley had especially strong arguments in all of these areas, which likely helped her victory. In the health care segment, she called for an end to “Obamacare” and asserted that private health insurance companies should be the only option for consumers. She also advocated for both an increase in border security and the ability for immigrants the achieve a pathway to citizenship.
On the foreign policy front, Haley emphasized the importance of cooperation between governments. In an attempt stand out from other candidates, she promoted bringing China to the negotiating table for the purpose of creating a free trade agreement. She also highlighted the dangers of Iran’s current ruling regime while calling for the US to put pressure on the government for their current series of human rights violations.
Overall, Haley won out among the other candidates, and her performance in the debate has been recognized and applauded. Her in-depth responses to the questions covering a broad array of topics set her apart in the minds of voters. Our poll indicates that she is seen as the clear frontrunner for the Republican nomination.
It remains to be seen if Haley will indeed be the Republican party’s nominee come 2020, but for now, it looks like she’s done quite well for herself.
