The poll, taken Tuesday through Friday, also found more registered Republicans in the state view Haley unfavorably (47%) than favorably (31%).
Trump, meanwhile is viewed favorably by 76% of registered Republicans and unfavorably by just 16%.
Some Haley supporters interviewed at her events are left-leaning voters who have little ideological overlap with Haley but are intent on stopping Trump.
The day before, he won a rousing endorsement from South Carolina Sen. Tim Scott, whom Haley appointed to the Senate when she was governor.
“I think I know what favorable territory is in South Carolina.
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