Iowa caucus locations make last-minute changes as historic weather chills 2024 voters

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At least two precincts in Iowa have made last-minute location changes as historically low temperatures affect the Hawkeye State, adjusting election plans as voters prepare to cast the first ballots of the 2024 cycle. 

State Republican officials have maintained that most Iowa precinct locations will operate as expected on Monday, but a pair of Iowa counties have relocated, with one relocation being due to the inclement weather. The change comes as several GOP campaigns have worried the low temperatures could negatively affect voter turnout. 

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