Nikki Haley
Republican · Former US Ambassador to the UN
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The introductory paragraph was expanded to add several new inline citations, including references to the South Carolina House of Representatives, the South Carolina Attorney General's office, and the National Governors Association, all citing Haley's full name "Nikki Randhawa Haley." A USA Today fact-check citation was also added, quoting that Haley "was born Nimarata Nikki Randhawa" and referencing her yearbook photo listing that full name. The overall article was reduced by approximately 3,856 characters, though the visible diff shows the changes concentrated in the opening biographical sentence.
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The introductory paragraph was expanded to add several new inline citations, including references to the South Carolina House of Representatives, the South Carolina Attorney General's office, and the National Governors Association, all citing Haley's full name "Nikki Randhawa Haley." A USA Today fact-check citation was also added, quoting that Haley "was born Nimarata Nikki Randhawa" and referencing her yearbook photo listing that full name. The overall article was reduced by approximately 3,856 characters, though the visible diff shows the changes concentrated in the opening biographical sentence.
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The diff shows a single edit in the paragraph about Haley's stance on supporting Trump. The sentence "On May 22, 2024, Haley said she would vote for Trump" along with its BBC News citation was removed from one version. The remaining text in both versions is otherwise identical.
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The changes are concentrated in a single reference within the "Legislative tenure and policies" section. The URL for the "Sikh American woman is Republican whip" citation was changed from `http://` to `https://`. The Wayback Machine archive URL and its associated date (December 17, 2006) were removed from that same citation.
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In the "See also" section, "South Carolina" was added to the Portal template (which previously listed only "Biography," "Politics," and "United States"). Additionally, the list item "List of female United States Cabinet members" was removed from the "See also" section.
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The infobox photo was changed from "Nikki Haley (53299447738) (cropped).jpg" to "Nikki Haley by Gage Skidmore 5.jpg," and the caption was updated from "Haley in 2023" to "Haley at a campaign stop in Iowa 2024." The date format in the `Use mdy dates` template was changed from "December 2018" to "March 2024," and a minor formatting change was made to the USA Today citation date from "5 May 2021" to "May 5, 2021." The infobox field label for the deputy ambassador was also reformatted, changing from a named parameter `1blankname`/`1namedata` structure to a `deputy` field.
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The infobox was updated to change the image file and caption (from a 2021 photo to a 2023 photo), and the short description was changed from "American politician" to "American politician and diplomat." An occupation field listing "politician, diplomat, author, businesswoman" was added to the infobox. Two references in the birth name field were updated to include Wayback Machine archive links for the USA Today article and the yearbook photo URL.
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The infobox image was changed from a Gage Skidmore photo to one featuring Glenn Youngkin, and the caption was updated to "Haley in July 2021." The term start date for UN Ambassador was changed from January 25, 2017 to January 27, 2017. The birth name in the infobox was changed from "Nimrata Nikki Randhawa" to "Nimarata Nikki Randhawa," and a reference footnote citing a USA Today fact-check article was added alongside it. Several infobox fields that previously used line breaks to separate list items were reformatted to use unbulleted list templates instead.
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The infobox image was changed from "Nikki Haley official photo.jpg" to "File:Nikki Haley by Gage Skidmore 4.jpg". The birth name field was changed from "Nimrata Randhawa" to "Nimrata Nikki Randhawa". Several infobox fields were reordered, including the ambassador office fields being restructured to explicitly label the office as "29th United States Ambassador to the United Nations" rather than splitting the order number and office into separate fields, and Henry McMaster's lieutenant entry was changed from plain text to a wikilink.
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The infobox was updated with several factual changes: the term start date for UN Ambassador changed from January 27, 2017 to January 25, 2017, a term end date of December 31, 2018 was added, and Kelly Craft was added as successor. Additional deputy ambassadors (Kelley Eckels Currie and Jonathan Cohen) were added to the infobox, and the description of Michael Haley's link text changed from "United States Army officer" to "soldier." The changes are concentrated entirely in the infobox section, with no changes to the article body text visible in this diff.
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The infobox was modified in several ways: the image filename changed from "Nikki Haley official Transition portrait .jpg" to "Nikki Haley official photo .jpg," the name field gained "cat" appended to "Nikki Haley," the deputy field lost "(Acting)" after Michele J. Sison's name, and the spouse field formatting changed from a plain text entry with "(1996–present)" to a marriage template with different syntax. The birth place field had a minor punctuation/spacing change, moving "U.S." outside the nowrap template. The lieutenant governor list formatting changed from a `ubl` template to line breaks, and the Governor of South Carolina order field lost the list link formatting around "116th."
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The infobox was substantially restructured: Haley's primary listed role changed from 116th Governor of South Carolina to 29th United States Ambassador to the United Nations, with Donald Trump listed as president and Samantha Power as predecessor, and her gubernatorial role moved to a secondary "order1" position. Several infobox fields were updated, including her spouse's article link changing from "Michael Haley (South Carolina)" to "Michael Haley (United States Army officer)" with a marriage date of "(1996–present)" added, her image changed from "Official Photo of SC Governor Nikki Haley.jpg" to "Nikki Haley official Transition portrait.jpg", and her term dates were updated to reflect her ambassadorship starting January 27, 2017 and governorship ending January 24, 2017. The opening sentence's description of her as currently serving as Governor of South Carolina was also altered to reflect her new role.
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The infobox was updated to add more detail to several fields: the lieutenant governors list was expanded to include Ken Ard, Glenn McConnell, Yancey McGill, and Henry McMaster with specific date ranges; the residence field was changed from "Governor's Mansion" to specify both the official and personal addresses; and the religion field was changed from "Sikhism" to "Methodism." The alma mater field was updated to include a "(B.S.)" degree notation, and the children field was changed from listing "2" as a number to incorporating it into the spouse field text. In the opening paragraph, the article's name formatting changed from bold "Nimrata Nikki Randhawa Haley" to bold "Nikki Haley" with a parenthetical birth name, and the birth name infobox field label changed from "birthname" to "birth_name."
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The infobox was updated to reflect Haley's status as the 116th Governor of South Carolina (rather than governor-elect), with fields added for lieutenant governors Ken Ard and Glenn McConnell, predecessor Mark Sanford, and more detailed birth place formatting. The opening paragraph was rewritten to describe Haley as "an American politician and the 116th and current Governor of South Carolina" rather than "an elected official and businesswoman" and "governor-elect," and added a Punjabi-script rendering of her name was removed while references to her serving from 2005 to 2010 in the state house were added. Several infobox fields were reorganized, including alma mater now specifying a B.S. degree, residence listing both the Governor's Mansion and Lexington, South Carolina, and the website changed from her campaign site to the official governor's site.
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The infobox template changed from `Infobox_Politician` to `Infobox Officeholder`, with several field differences: the birth place changed from "Bamberg, South Carolina" to "Lexington, South Carolina," and new fields were added including `order` (Governor-elect of South Carolina), `term_start` (12 January 2011), and `predecessor` (Mark Sanford). The religion citation sources changed, with the older version citing Rediff and The State.com while the newer version cites nikkihaley.com and politicsdaily.com. The occupation field was expanded from "Accountant" to "CFO, Accountant," and the name field changed from "Nikki Randhawa Haley" to the full "Nimrata 'Nikki' Randhawa Haley" with a Punjabi script addition in the body text.
What changed
The changes are spread out across the article. Key additions include: - The "name" field in the infobox was expanded to include "Nimrata Nikki Randhawa Haley" - A sentence was added mentioning that Haley is the first Indian American Republican state legislator in the US - A paragraph was added about Haley being endorsed by Mitt Romney, Jenny Sanford, and Sarah Palin in her 2010 gubernatorial run - A sentence was added stating that as of May 2010, a Rasmussen poll had Haley as the front-runner for the GOP nomination - A new section titled "Childhood and early adulthood" was added, with details about Haley's family background, education, and business career - The sentence "Her brother has served in the U.S. Army for 20 years." was added to the end of the "Childhood and early adulthood" section The main factual changes are the addition of new details about Haley's political career and family background. The overall length of the article increased by around 1,500 characters due to these additions.