Fiorina will announce her candidacy online and hold a
conference call for the media, the newspaper said, citing a
person with knowledge of her plans. She would join U.S. Senators
Ted Cruz, Marco Rubio and Rand Paul as declared Republican
candidates.
A spokeswoman for Fiorina would not confirm the report but did
not deny it either.
"I can only say that we are not confirming this," said Sarah
Isgur Flores, who also works on Fiorina's Unlocking Potential
Project.
Fiorina has been appearing in states considered key to winning
the Republican nomination.
On Wednesday, she visited Iowa to speak in Cedar Rapids and sign
advance copies of the book she is releasing on May 5, "Rising to
the Challenge," according to her Twitter feed. She also
participated in a radio interview with Simon Conway, a
conservative talk show host in Des Moines.
(Reporting by Peter Cooney and Lisa Lambert; Editing by Sandra
Maler)
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