"Trump's Divided GOP: Super Tuesday Signals Disastrous Numbers in South Carolina"

Donald Trump's victory in the South Carolina Republican primary is overshadowed by the 40% of voters who cast ballots against him, with women, minorities, and graduates remaining opposed. Despite his triumph, one-in-five Republican primary voters say they will not vote for him in November, potentially impacting the general election. Former South Carolina governor Nikki Haley vows to stay in the race, emphasizing the significant number of voters seeking an alternative. Trump's campaign warns against underestimating his support, while he looks ahead to securing the Republican nomination and winning back the White House in November.