Bush wins Iowa caucuses as Forbes shines in surprise second
Texas Governor George W. Bush captures the Republican caucus victory in Iowa with 41 percent, while publisher Steve Forbes secures a strong second place with 30 percent, defying some expectations and signaling a competitive nominating race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Forbes
GOP
Bush
Gore wins Iowa precinct caucuses big margin over Bradley
Vice President Al Gore defeats Bill Bradley in Iowa with 63 percent to 35 percent as 98 percent of 2131 precincts report. Gore vows early turnout effort in New Hampshire and pledges to keep fighting. Bradley concedes with grace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Des
Gore
Bradley
New Hampshire
Ely caucuses set small turnout in old school rooms
In Ely Putnam Township, 69 of 1 036 registered voters attended a caucus in former basement classrooms. Republicans showed higher turnout with 47 of 233 registered and 45 percent voting for Bush. Keyes and others trailed as Democrats supported their own slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Touchberry
George W. Bush
Bush
Pamela Prochaska
Alan Keyes
Bob Neidl
John McCain
McCain
Keyes
Steve Forbes
Gary Bauer
Orrin Hatch
White House
Clinton
Terry Wear
Democrats settle contest quickly in C R s Precinct 6
In Cedar Rapids precinct 6, Democratic supporters for Al Gore and Bill Bradley met at Noelridge Christian Church for a presidential caucus. Gore led with 4 delegates to Bradley's 3 after a brief 1 hour 40 minute gathering as uncommitted voters realigned split evenly at the first division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley
Steve Moshier
Jim Yoder
Also Mentioned on This Page
Forbes Strong
By Ken Sullivan
Ee Bush
Forbes
Keyes Bauer
McCain Hatch
Texas
Laura
Des Moines
By Rod Boshart
Iowa
Gore Bradley
Bill Bradley
al Gore
State Fair Grounds
Ely
Randy Maher
Lumber Company
Wear
Prochaska
Miranda Meyer
Ely Community Center
C.R
By Steve Gravelle
Legals
Maureen Oviatt
U.S. Attorney's Office
Es Gazette Online
www.GazetteOnline.com