Nikki haley

• S.C. Democrats and victims advocates are demanding an apology from Gov.
(Huffington Post)
• COLUMBIA — The S.C. Senate has overridden Gov. Nikki Haley's vetoes of funding for two state agencies and $10 million to help fund teacher raises. Employees of the Charleston-based S.C. Sea Grant Consortium and S.C.
(The Post and Courier)
• The Senate voted 41-2 on Wednesday to override Gov. Nikki Haleys budget veto, a day after the House voted 113-1. Legislators say if the veto stood, districts would have to raise local property taxes to provide the 2 percent raises a budget clause requires.
(San Francisco Gate)
• Late last week, South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley vetoed eighty-one items in the 2012–13 state budget sent to her by lawmakers.
(Nation)
• Earlier this week, South Carolina governor and rising tea party star Nikki Haley cut all state funding for the South Carolina Sea Grant Consortium. Sea Grant programs are a critical part of the United States' marine and coastal research network.
(Southern Fried Science)
• After facing criticism for the high costs associated with last year's trip to the International Paris Air Show, the Haley administration took stock before traveling to this week's aerospace expo in England.
(Anderson Independent-Mail)
• Legislators unanimously overrode Gov. Nikki Haleys veto of $250,000 for Spartanburg Countys Charles Lea Center on Tuesday.
(Spartanburg Herald-Journal)
• Gov. Nikki Haley will lead a 30-member South Carolina delegation to an international aerospace expo outside London next week in the hopes of wooing more aircraft suppliers to the state.
(Anderson Independent-Mail)
• South Carolina politics never fails to amuse -- and bemuse. A recent ethics imbroglio between Republican Gov. Nikki Haley and GOP activist John Rainey is a case in point.
(Erie Times-News)
• When South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley endorsed Mitt Romney in December 2011, it sparked rumors Romney was either considering Haley for a vice presidential nomination or that he would consider her in the future for the position.
(Town Hall)