The South Carolina primary is proving to be a significant challenge for the former governor, who is trailing the former president by a considerable margin. With just two days left before the primary, the former governor is working hard to close the gap. Her campaign has been focusing on criticizing the former president's financials, pointing out that his leadership PAC spent nearly $3 million on legal fees last month alone. Additionally, a News analysis revealed that $50 million in donor funds were spent on Trump's legal defense last year.
Despite the financial scrutiny, the former president remains ahead in the polls, with a lead of 26 to 33 percentage points over his opponent in South Carolina. He recently made a brief stop in the state to participate in a town hall event and is scheduled to return for a rally on Friday. His daughter-in-law, who has been campaigning on his behalf, was recently endorsed by him for the Republican National Committee co-chair position.
