GOP Candidate and former Mayor Nikki Haley’s run is OVER in Nevada.

Haley suffered a humiliating loss in the state’s primary elections, coming in second to the “none of these candidates” option on voters’ ballots.

The results were not close

Nearly 63% of Republican voters chose “none of these candidates” while only 32% voted for Haley.

What is even more concerning for Haley is that former President Donald Trump was not even on the ballot.

Trump has decided to play his hand at the Nevada Caucus which will take place February 8th.

What does this mean?

Nevada voters simply do not want Haley

Trump or not, Haley still LOST.

However, according to Haley’s presidential campaign, Nevada was never a state they believed was worth it to campaign in.

In an interview with Fox News Digital and Fox 11 Los Angeles, Haley said that their campaign “knew months ago that we weren’t going to spend a day or a dollar in Nevada, because it wasn’t worth it. And so we didn’t even count Nevada. That wasn’t anything we were looking at.”

Nikki Haley’s campaign manager Betsy Akney also confirmed this point in a recent statement.

"We have not spent a dime"

"In terms of Nevada, we have not spent a dime nor an ounce of energy on Nevada. So Nevada is not and has never been our focus," Akney said.

While it seems like the Haley campaign expected this loss, it does not make it sting any less.

We’ll soon find out if Trump’s decision to forgo the Nevada Primary to participate in the Nevada Caucus pays off.

It seems very likely that Trump will in Nevada the same way he won in Iowa and New Hampshire.

On February 24th, the real showdown will take place

Nikki Haley and Donald Trump will duke it out over South Carolina.

As many know, Nikki Haley is the former Governor of South Carolina and if there was any state she was likely to emerge victorious, it is her home state.

If she loses in South Carolina, the idea of ending her presidential campaign is very plausible.

Do you think Nikki Haley will win the South Carolina Republican Primary?

Let us know in the comments below.