Donald Trump, Nikki Haley host rallies in North Carolina days ahead of Super Tuesday

RALEIGH, N.C. — North Carolina is getting visits this weekend from major political players in the presidential race days before Super Tuesday.

Republican candidate Nikki Haley spoke Saturday at Union Station in Raleigh.

The former South Carolina governor is trailing behind former President Donald Trump in the polls. But, she is vowing to stay in the race through Super Tuesday next week when North Carolina will host its primary election.

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Republican candidate Nikki Haley spoke at Union Station in Raleigh, North Carolina Saturday ahead of Super Tuesday.

Trump also spoke Saturday in Greensboro for a “Get Out the Vote” rally.

Vice President Kamala Harris also made a trip to North Carolina.

On Friday, she was joined by North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper at 12:40 p.m. on Durham’s historic Black Wall Street.

Vice President Kamala Harris visited Durham on Friday to talk about the White House plan to invest millions in the economy.

This is her second trip to the state this year. In January, Harris visited a middle school in Charlotte and announced an additional $285 million in federal funding from the Safer Communities Act.

Saturday is the last day for early voting ahead of Tuesday’s election.