Cruz Edges Trump In Iowa Caucuses To Shake GOP
In Iowa, Ted Cruz narrowly defeated Donald Trump and Marco Rubio, derailing a Trump surge and signaling a three way race for the Republican nomination. Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders traded leads in the Democratic caucuses as Rubio framed himself as a mainstream alternative. Cruz builds momentum with strong evangelical support and a deep fundraising lead, while Trump faces questions about appeal beyond his rallies.
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Sanders Clinton Race Narrow in Iowa Caucus News
Sanders draws a younger crowd and urges turnout as polls show Clinton with a slim lead in Iowa. The register poll notes Sanders strong support under 35 and independents, while Clinton prevails with older caucusgoers. Momentum hinges on turnout and viability thresholds.
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Iowa caucuses test Trump Cruz as Rubio stumbles
Republicans turned out in record numbers in Iowa as Cruz and Trump sought new voters and edged toward a dead heat in a contest marked by Trump boycotting a Des Moines debate. Rubio called the moment a key step toward winning the nomination while Bush, Christie, Carson, Fiorina and others fought to spark momentum for New Hampshire.
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How to court O'Malley supporters amid a tight race
Analyze strategies to win over O'Malley backers as a potential swing bloc in a close contest between Clinton and Sanders. Emphasize messaging, policy pivots, and preferred endorsements to appeal to these former supporters.
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