Carly Fiorina isn't going to change anything about her campaign, despite coming in seventh in the New Hampshire Republican primary, her deputy campaign manager said.
Sarah Isgur Flores told Politico Fiorina has no intention of exiting the race, and is following the "same plan" put in place before New Hampshire. Fiorina's public calendar shows her campaigning in South Carolina this weekend, then heading to Nevada more than a week before the state's GOP caucuses on Feb. 23.
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