Nikki Haley Exits Presidential Race After Super Tuesday Losses

Former South Carolina Governor Ends Campaign Following Disappointing Results

Haley Suspends Bid After Failing to Gain Traction in Primary

Former South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley has suspended her presidential campaign after losing every state but Vermont in Super Tuesday's primary elections. Haley, who entered the race as a potential frontrunner, failed to gain traction among voters, despite her experience as a former governor and her tenure as United States Ambassador to the United Nations.

In a statement released on Wednesday, Haley said she was "disappointed" by the results but thanked her supporters for their "hard work and dedication." She also said that she would continue to advocate for her "vision" for America, even though she would no longer be doing so as a candidate for president.

Haley's exit from the race leaves the Republican field more open, with Donald Trump emerging as the clear frontrunner. However, it is still too early to tell who will ultimately win the Republican nomination, as the race is still very much in flux.