Nikki Haley to Face Increased Scrutiny in Final Republican 2024 Debate in Tuscaloosa, Alabama

TUSCALOOSA, AL – The Republican 2024 candidates will gather in Tuscaloosa, Alabama Wednesday night for their final scheduled debate. The debate will be broadcast and streamed on NewsNation channel and website, broadcast on the CW, audio on Sirius XM channel 111 and streaming on Rumble from 8 p.m. ET – 10 p.m. ET.

The debate is expected to be a pivotal moment for former South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley, who has risen in the polls on the strength of her debate performances thus far. Haley is seen as the most viable alternative to former President Donald Trump, who is dominating the field in polls and has skipped all four presidential debates.

Haley has recently come under fire for her fundraising efforts, which have been bolstered by donations from the financial services sector. Most recently, Haley raised $500,000 during a New York City event packed with dozens of Wall Street executives, her biggest fundraiser to date, CNBC reported.

The debate is expected to be a heated one, with Haley facing increased attacks from the other Republicans on the subject of her campaign cash. Haley will be looking to use the debate to prove her worthiness as a potential nominee in the case of Trump’s death or conviction.

The debate will be moderated by NewsNation anchor and political correspondent David Shuster. The debate will also feature questions from a live audience, which will be made up of Republican voters from Alabama.

The debate will be a key moment in the race for the Republican nomination, with the candidates vying for the support of Republican voters. It will be interesting to see how Haley fares in the face of increased scrutiny and criticism from her opponents.