Haley's Campaign Director Linked to Democratic Dark Money Group

Tyler Clark, Nikki Haley's New Hampshire campaign director, previously lobbied for the Sixteen Thirty Fund, a major Democratic funding organization in the 2020 election.

Nikki Haley's New Hampshire campaign director, Tyler Clark, previously lobbied for the Sixteen Thirty Fund, a Democratic dark money organization that heavily funded Joe Biden's 2020 election campaign.
The Sixteen Thirty Fund, managed by Arabella Advisors, spent over $410 million in the 2020 election and is currently under investigation by the Washington DC attorney general's office for allegations of financial misstatement.
Clark's association with the Sixteen Thirty Fund and other left-leaning groups has raised concerns among conservatives about Haley's potential alignment with Democratic interests.
Haley's campaign has reportedly received substantial funding from Democratic donors, with one backer claiming that a significant portion of the campaign's funds are coming from Democrats.
Haley, who placed third in the Iowa caucus, is currently trailing behind Donald Trump and Ron DeSantis in the polls for the upcoming New Hampshire primary.