Republican presidential primary voters will head to the polls in South Carolina on Saturday to choose their pick for president.
Former president Donald Trump holds a commanding lead in polls over Nikki Haley, the state's former governor who later served as a United Nations ambassador.
Real Clear Politics' polling average shows Trump ahead 63%-32% in the state. Nationally, the advantage climbs to 75%-17%.
Trump has won in Iowa, New Hampshire and Nevada, the first GOP candidate to open with such a sweep since 1976's primary and caucuses calendar change. Michigan is three days after South Carolina, where Democrats chose President Joe Biden in their Feb. 3 primary.
