Four things to watch for in the Iowa caucuses

By Naomi Lim

Published February 3, 2020 7:45pm ET

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Four things to watch for in the Iowa caucuses — DES MOINES, Iowa — Well, it’s finally here. The first Democratic presidential candidate launched his campaign in July 2017. Now, Iowa caucusgoers, who have been relentlessly harangued by campaigns, pollsters, and reporters for more than a year, will on Monday weigh in on which candidate they want to take on President Trump for the White […]

DES MOINES, Iowa — Well, it’s finally here.

The first Democratic presidential candidate launched his campaign in July 2017. Now, Iowa caucusgoers, who have been relentlessly harangued by campaigns, pollsters, and reporters for more than a year, will on Monday weigh in on which candidate they want to take on President Trump for the White House in the fall.

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