Haley Campaign Press Release - Haley Campaign Launches Young Americans for Nikki and Students for Haley in 45 States and 25 College Campuses

CHARLESTON, S.C. — Young Americans and college students across the country are fired up for Nikki Haley and are ready for a new generation of leadership. The nation saw a tough, principled leader take the stage at the first debate. Now, young Americans are putting in the time and effort to make sure we elect Nikki Haley the next president of the United States.

Young Americans for Nikki and Students for Haley have registered members of both coalitions in 45 states and launched Students for Haley campus chapters in 25 colleges across the nation.

Read more about the launch in Fox News.

"With committed supporters in 45 states, it is clear that young Americans across the nation are hungry for a principled and unifying leader that will take our nation into the next generation. Nikki Haley is no stranger to fighting the tough battles, speaking the hard truths, and defying the odds," said Mason Foley, Executive Chair of Young Americans for Nikki. "After last week's debate, it's obvious that Nikki Haley is Joe Biden's biggest threat. We can't wait to spread her message to voters across America, starting with our alma mater, Clemson University."

"Nikki represents a new generation of leadership, and Students for Haley is ready to spread her message of a strong and proud America to colleges and universities across the nation," said Travis Christoff, Founder of Students for Haley. "I started the grassroots movement nearly five years ago hoping she would throw her name into the race—and now we are mobilizing in a strong way. No one will outwork Team Haley."

Students For Haley is under the umbrella of Young Americans for Nikki and will be focused on college campuses. Young Americans for Nikki will focus on rallying young professionals with events, meetups, and volunteer opportunities.

Students For Haley has a campus chapter in the following universities: Clemson University, University of Alabama, Auburn University, American University, Florida International University, University of Chicago, Eastern Kentucky University, Louisiana State University, Boston College, College of the Holy Cross, Michigan State University, University of Minnesota – Twin Cities, University of Oklahoma, Coastal Carolina University, University of South Carolina, Wofford College, Baylor University, University of Texas at Austin, Liberty University, George Washington University, Catholic University, Westminster University, Loyola Maryland, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and Georgetown University.