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Nikki Haley 2016: 7 Noteworthy Tweets About GOP Presidential Hopeful

South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley speaks during the second day of the 40th annual Conservative Political Action Conference, March 15, 2013 in National Harbor, Maryland. (Alex Wong/Getty Images)

By Susan Pascal    |   Sunday, 04 January 2015 11:18 AM EST

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South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley's landslide re-election in  November fueled speculation that she may be considering a bid for the GOP presidential nomination in 2016. At 42, Haley is the youngest current governor in the United States; she is also the first woman elected to be governor of South Carolina.

After her re-election, interest in her gained traction on Twitter. Here are seven tweets about the potential candidate:

Urgent: Do You Support Nikki Haley for the GOP Nomination? Vote Here Now

@DreamWeaver61 There are a lot of good people that would work for me, @GovWalker @RealBenCarson @nikkihaley @BobbyJindal @tedcruz

— Tom Simpson (@tomesimpson) December 17, 2014

@tomdelbeccaro I would love to see @JohnKasich and @nikkihaley considered!

— Rogue Variable (@roguevariable) December 17, 2014

Any Presidential candidates thinking abt courting Nikki Haley for her support-remember what she did to Mitt Romney-beat in SC by Newt #sad

— Beachtiger0412 (@beachtiger0412) December 16, 2014

Want a bad ass woman who has executive experience and a very strong record of economic success who's a minority? Go with Nikki Haley.

— Harry (@Tark31) December 16, 2014

Urgent: Who Should the GOP Nominate in 2016? Vote Here Now

RT @ScottWalker @JohnKasich @GovPenceIN @GovernorPerry @SenTedCruz @SenRandPaul @Gov_Martinez @nikkihaley pic.twitter.com/SFQ9IrqDEG

— Mike n LA (@mike_singer) December 16, 2014

@SaysMissy @WLFanning @Gov_Martinez @nikkihaley My thinking also, but still way to early to be able to call what is likely to happen or who.

— Don (@don_peck) December 16, 2014

2 women? America progressed that far yet RT @blackrepublican Nikki Haley vs. Hillary Clinton would be an epic battle.

— Kerry C. (@CastTime11) December 16, 2014

Vote Now: Which Potential GOP Candidate Would You Support in 2016?

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