Nikki Haley could see a wave of undecided wealthy donors get off the sidelines and support her after the third Republican debate.
Former United States ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley has a rare chance Wednesday to reel in undecided wealthy donors who have so far sat on the sidelines of the 2024 presidential election.
For Haley there are a number of wealthy financiers, including Citadel CEO Ken Griffin, hedge fund titan Paul Singer and Thomas Peterffy, the founder of stock brokerage firm Interactive Brokers, who have yet to decide the candidate they want to support.Peterffy, who was planning to help DeSantis but later soured on him due to the governor's stance on abortion, is now searching for another candidate he can help run for president.
"Anyone I will support will have to undertake, whatever their personal belief, to protect individual rights to self determination and that should include abortion," Peterffy said in an email to CNBC when asked who he's watching at the debate in Miami.The third GOP debate will focus on Israel and foreign policy but also on who could beat Donald Trump
Haley recently told a crowd in New Hampshire"I am unapologetically pro-life, not because the Republican Party tells me, but because my husband was adopted, and I live with that blessing every day.short of calling for a national abortion ban, a position that puts her at odds with some members of her party.
When asked if he'd consider supporting Haley in the primary, Peterffy said to CNBC,"I will take some time to decide."
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