Clinton Holds Slim Iowa Lead Amid Tight Poll Showing
Des Moines Register Iowa Poll finds Hillary Clinton at 45 percent to Bernie Sanders 42 percent among likely Democratic caucusgoers with a margin of error plus or minus 4 points. O'Malley at 3 percent, Clinton leads with older voters and moderates, Sanders wins under 35 and first time caucusgoers. Clinton supporters appear more certain about caucusing.
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Trump regains Iowa lead as Cruz slips in GOP poll
In Des Moines Register Bloomberg Iowa Poll Trump leads at 28 percent with Cruz at 23 percent amid a crowded field. Rubio rises to 15 percent while Carson stays at 10 percent and other candidates trail. About 9 percent remain undecided with 602 likely voters polled.
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Christie urges Iowa voters not to elect first term senator
In Cedar Rapids Christie argues he is best prepared to be president, recounting Hurricane Sandy response and a budget crisis. He contrasts his experience with first term senators Cruz and Rubio and recalls Obama’s prior inexperience to urge voters to choose proven leadership.
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Campaign trail video profiles by Gazette reporters
Gazette photographer Jessie Wardarski follows Democratic and Republican presidential candidates across Eastern Iowa. Video profiles of each candidate narrated by Gazette reporter James Lynch are available via thegazette.com homepage links.
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Light snow forecast for caucus night in Cedar Rapids
The Gazette reports a storm predicted to hit Monday evening with a 30 percent chance of snow, then an 80 percent chance Tuesday. Officials say caucusgoers should be cautious, as slick spots may form on the return trip and up to six inches could fall in northwest Eastern Iowa.
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