Klobuchar Campaign Waits Out Delayed Iowa Caucuses Results
Results from the 1,700 Iowa caucuses were delayed Monday night due to what Democratic Party officials call "quality control."
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Results from the 1,700 Iowa caucuses were delayed Monday night due to what Democratic Party officials call "quality control."
The Iowa caucuses, considered the official kickoff for the 2020 presidential election, are February 3, But despite all the attention it gets, Iowa is not a predictor of who will win the White House.
A school district in Iowa has decided to do away with Valentine's Day celebrations and is opting for "Give Love" parties later in the spring.
The urgent fight for the Democratic presidential nomination raged across Iowa on Sunday as the party's leading candidates scrambled to deliver closing arguments centered on the defining question of the 2020 primary: Who can beat President Donald Trump?
The Union Leader calls the Minnesota Democrat "sharp and witty," with the "strength and stamina to go toe-to-toe" with President Donald Trump.
The editorial board called Warren "the best leader for these times," and said she "is not the radical some perceive her to be."
A New York Times/Siena College poll released Saturday showed Sanders with a slight edge over the other leading candidates, but the race remains competitive.
With all eyes on Democrats as they prepare to cast their ballots in Iowa's highly anticipated kickoff caucuses, President Donald Trump's reelection campaign is working to try to persuade Republican voters to turn out at their caucus sites, too — even if there's no real competition.
Since their surprise loss to Donald Trump in 2016, Democrats have struggled with how to regain territory that long supported the party before suddenly flipping to Republicans. Their answer could lie with voters like Martie Boyd.
Steve Sovern had low expectations for a recent event he hosted to support Elizabeth Warren's presidential campaign. Iowans are legendary for expecting to meet White House hopefuls in person — multiple times — and the candidate wasn't going to be there, represented instead by California Rep. Katie Porter.
The Iowa caucuses are never simple. Voters spend hours in high school gymnasiums or public libraries, starting their night by declaring support for their preferred presidential candidate. That's followed by a feverish round of lobbying in which supporters of eliminated candidates are pressed to make a new pick by the evening's end.
After the United States' killing of Iranian Gen. Qassem Soleimani, Democrats were bracing for fights over foreign policy. Instead, a whole lot of substance broke out.
About 500 people packed into the basketball gym in the Fort Madison YMCA to see Mayor Pete Buttigieg in the working class Mississippi River town on the Sunday evening after Christmas. The following Sunday afternoon, Joe Biden attracted less than half to Grinnell, a similar sized college town in central Iowa.
Someone spray-painted the name "Frank Steams" and "machine shed" on the billboard.
Klobuchar talked healthcare, climate change, and taking on the NRA. But she also took a direct shot at her critics who say she's not progressive enough.
Few states have changed politically with the head-snapping speed of Iowa.
Jennifer Hope Mikesell, of Northwood, is charged with ongoing criminal conduct, theft, fraudulent practices and forgery.
The appearance of celebrity endorsers marks a new phase in the Iowa campaign as the caucuses loom Feb. 3.
This bus tour could be one of the last times Klobuchar is able to spend significant time in the Hawkeye State, with a looming Senate impeachment trial.
A man has been sentenced to more than 15 years in prison for burning an LGBTQ flag that was flying at a church in central Iowa.
Quick with a joke and unsparing in her mockery of President Donald Trump, Minnesota Sen. Amy Klobuchar and her Midwest sensibility show signs of gaining traction in Iowa.
Democratic presidential candidate Amy Klobuchar on Thursday rolled out a plan to help Americans succeed in a changing economy, as she returns to Iowa looking to quickly build support with weeks to go before the first votes are cast for the party's 2020 nomination.
Police say Dominick's vehicle struck a parked car in Humboldt and overturned before coming to rest on its top.
Organizers at the Festival of Trees wouldn't allow the tree, named "Make Christmas Great Again," saying they do not want political statements included in the festival.
The surprises just keep coming for Jayson Gonzales, the young entrepreneur who drives who drives to Iowa for Krispy Kreme donuts and re-sells them in Minnesota.
