Last updated on October 25th, 2023 at 03:26 am
Charleston, S.C. – Presidential candidate Nikki Haley is making significant strides in her campaign, with a robust series of events scheduled in the Hawkeye State on September 15-16. This campaign blitz includes six key engagements, reflecting her commitment to connecting with Iowa voters.
Haley’s itinerary begins with a farm tour, highlighting her emphasis on agricultural issues and the farming community. Following this, she will engage in a discussion with members of the agricultural community, addressing their concerns and priorities. A Q & A session with Governor Terry Branstad underscores her focus on engaging with influential Iowa figures.
Two town hall meetings will provide an opportunity for direct interaction with voters, allowing them to pose questions and discuss their perspectives on key issues. The culmination of this intensive campaign effort will be Haley’s participation in the Iowa Faith and Freedom Coalition’s 23rd Annual Fall Banquet, a prominent event in the state’s political calendar.
Nikki Haley’s Iowa Campaign on September 15
Farm Tour with Nikki Haley
Date & Time: Friday, September 15, 1:30 p.m. CT
Crystal Creek Enterprises, Grand Mound, IA
Note: This is a 7th-generation family-owned and operated farm.
Agriculture Policy Community Discussion with Nikki Haley
Date & Time: Friday, September 15, 3:00 p.m. CT
Crystal Creek Enterprises, Grand Mound, IA
A Town Hall with Nikki Haley
Date & Time: Friday, September 15, 4:00 p.m. CT
Crystal Creek Enterprises, Grand Mound, IA
A Town Hall with Nikki Haley
Date & Time: Saturday, September 15, 9:00 a.m. CT
Jethro’s Bacon & BBQ, 1480 22nd St, West Des Moines, IA
Nikki Haley’s IOWA Campaign Event Sep. 16
American Free Enterprise Q&A with Nikki Haley and Governor Terry Branstad
Date & Time: Saturday, September 16, 1:00 p.m. CT
Cemen Tech, 1700 N 14th Street, Indianola, IA
Iowa Faith and Freedom Coalition’s 23rd Annual Fall Banquet with Nikki Haley
Date & Time: Saturday, September 16, 5:00 p.m. CT
Iowa Events Center, 730 3rd Street, Des Moines, IA
Amidst a diverse field of GOP presidential candidates, Nikki Haley’s message resonates with various segments of the party. Her alignment with family values, conservative economic policies, and a respectful approach to differing viewpoints has garnered attention and support.
Haley’s campaign has also taken her to Clinton County, where she engaged with the local community during several events. In the evening, she attended a fundraiser for southeast Iowa’s congresswoman, Republican Mariannette Miller-Meeks, in LeClaire.
On her campaign website, Haley emphasized her appeal to Iowa Republicans, stating, “For Iowa Republicans, their closest match is Nikki Haley. Look at the former U.N. ambassador’s policies. Go back and watch that pivotal first debate. There is an alignment there when it comes to family values, conservative economic policies, and a firm yet respectful understanding with those who may not agree with us.”
Cedar Rapids should take a good look at Nikki. I know she’ll put their voices first.
Nikki Haley has made multiple visits to Iowa, especially in support of Miller-Meeks, and her presence has been felt in the state since announcing her presidential run.
With the second GOP debate scheduled in California later this month, Haley’s campaign faces a critical juncture. Republican strategist Rina Shah believes that Haley has a real opportunity to advance in the GOP field and potentially challenge Governor Ron DeSantis for his second-place position, particularly after her strong performance in the first debate. However, she will need to follow it up with another strong showing in the upcoming debate on September 27 to maintain her momentum.
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