South Carolina Sen.
Tim Scott's presidential campaign announced Monday that the Republican was shifting staff and money from New Hampshire to Iowa in an effort to boost his standing in the leadoff caucus state with less than three months until the first votes of the 2024 election are cast. Scott planned to open a new state headquarters in suburban Des Moines and double his Iowa staff with the moves, though campaign aides did not say how many people would be moving from New Hampshire.
Scott’s campaign team had said they had hoped the senator’s upbeat style and comfort quoting scripture while discussing his Christian faith would combine with the heavy series of campaign ads built around his biography of poverty in the deep South to make him a likely choice for the Iowa GOP’s influential evangelical Christian bloc. However, some activists have said Scott turned in an unremarkable performance during the first Republican presidential debate in August, while Florida Gov.
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