Donald Trump emerged victorious in the South Carolina Republican primary with a strong base of loyal supporters, while Nikki Haley has vowed to continue her presidential campaign despite her loss. Trump’s win in South Carolina mirrored his previous victories in Iowa and New Hampshire, showcasing a national movement centered around the former president. The majority of Trump’s supporters in South Carolina were white, non-college-educated voters who believed in his ability to win in the general election and trusted his leadership. On the other hand, Haley appealed to traditional conservatives who are seeking a champion within the Republican Party. Despite facing unfavorable opinions from some South Carolina Republicans, Haley remains committed to her campaign and plans to compete through Super Tuesday. Trump’s potential weaknesses include concerns about his appeal beyond his loyal base, especially among college-educated voters and those who view him as too extreme for the general election. Despite his dominant presence among conservative voters, Trump faces challenges in attracting a broader coalition needed for success in November.