DeSantis and Haley face slim gap with wide consequences
Former President Trump led the Iowa caucuses with about 51 percent of ballots, while Ron DeSantis and Nikki Haley trailed with roughly 21 and 19 percent respectively. The event signals momentum, not a final nomination.
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Media’s quick projection of Trump victory draws criticism
Iowa Republicans questioned early caucus results as national outlets including the Associated Press Fox News CNN CBS News and NBC News called the race for Trump around 7 30 p m. Local party chair Jeff Kaufmann and at least one campaign condemned the rapid declaration noting voters had not yet cast ballots at many precincts.
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Bill restricts public release of mug shots in Iowa
Iowa House advances Study Bill 531 to shield booking photos from public records with exceptions for fugitives convicts guilty pleas imminent threats and cases where release aids capture. The bill cites reputational harm and due process concerns and notes judges can order release for legitimate interests.
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