Gore wins Iowa caucus as Bradley vows long race
Vice President Al Gore secures Iowa victory with 66 percent to 33 percent over Bill Bradley. Gore vows to fight in New Hampshire, while Bradley says the race is just beginning and capitalizes on his campaign pillars of health care, poverty relief, gun control, and campaign finance reform.
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Bush and Gore win Iowa caucuses to start 2000 race
In Iowa, Gore topped Bradley by about two to one with Bush leading Forbes by 41 to 30 percent as Keyes, Bauer and McCain trailed. Gore vows to New Hampshire. Bush calls it a record shifting victory for compassionate conservatism. Voter turnout under 100000, 80 percent counties reporting.
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