On Thursday, former United Nations Ambassador Nikki Haley became the latest noteworthy Republican to endorse Adam Laxalt in his bid for the Nevada U.S. Senate.

"Search no more than Adam Laxalt for a professional-legislation and purchase, pro-veteran, pro-solid border freedom fighter. Adam’s defended Nevadans on the battlefield and in the courtroom – and he’ll protect them in the United States Senate," Haley claimed in a statement sent to WHD News.

Other significant names backing Laxalt consist of previous President Donald Trump, Texas Sen. Ted Cruz and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis.

Previous Nevada Attorney Typical Adam Laxalt on the marketing campaign trail as he runs for U.S. Senate in Nevada. (Adam Laxalt campaign)

Haley, the previous South Carolina governor, will formally announce her endorsement Thursday early morning.

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The announcement arrives soon after Laxalt and the Early morning in Nevada PAC held its yearly Basque Fry in Gardnerville, Nevada, about 50 miles south of Reno, on Saturday.

Every single calendar year the party characteristics conservative speakers and officeholders, a conventional Basque lamb fry and relatives helpful activities.

This calendar year, about 1,500 folks attended, and two of the speakers had been Cruz and South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem.

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"We're likely to see in November not just a pink wave but a pink tsunami," Cruz claimed at the Basque Fry.

Sen. Ted Cruz joined prospect Adam Laxalt at a "Rise Up" rally April 22. (Ashley Soriano/WHD News)

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Laxalt and his Republican counterparts have been spreading the information of a "pink wave" in the midterm elections this November, hoping to flip the Household and Senate. 

Laxalt is functioning from Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto, a Democrat.