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Iowa caucus-goers are going full MAGA, with many expressing beliefs in debunked conspiracy theories as former President Donald Trump isprojected to win the first-in-the-nation contest.
Organizations are starting to release so-called entrance polls — final polls taken right before the caucuses. These polls, which are also sometimes known as exit polls in non-caucus states, have taken on outsize importance in the minds of politicos.
Republican voters are caucusing in Iowa on Monday, in the first nominating contest of the 2024 GOP primary.
Iowans will battle record-setting cold Monday to take part in the first nominating contest of the 2024 presidential election, the Iowa caucus.
The battle to win the Republican Iowa caucus is the most expensive on record, with over $120 million spent on ads by the campaigns and their affiliated political action committees in the Hawkeye State, according to data provided to CNBC by AdImpact. The massive amount of resources placed into Iowa reflects how competitive candidates and their allies still believe the GOP nomination race to be, despite Donald Trump's dominance in the polls. Going into Monday's caucus, Trump's lead over his closest rival, former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley, averaged 33 percentage points, according to a Real Clear Politics polling aggregation. Around $84 million of the $120 million total ad buys came from campaigns and allies of the top three candidates, Trump, Haley and Flori
The latest news and updates on the Iowa caucuses:Iowa Republicans will caucus today at 7 p.m. CT, officially kicking off the party's presidential nominating process.Former President Donald Trump holds a clear polling lead, with the final NBC News/Des Moines Register/Mediacom Iowa poll showing him with the support of 48% of likely GOP caucusgoers. He's followed by former U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley with 20%, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis with 16% and entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy with 8%. The campaigns and their supporters will battle subzero temperatures this evening. The National Weather Service is forecasting life-threatening cold conditions across Iowa, with wind chill values dropping as low as minus 35 degrees Fahrenheit.How the frigid weather affects turnout and what Trump's margin of likely victory will be are among the storylines to watch tonight.Republicans select their candidate by a simple secret-ballot vote, unlike the Democratic shuffling from one corner of a caucus site to the other. Here's how tonight's caucuses will work.
The Republican race for the 2024 presidential nomination began with a surprisingly large field but has rapidly winnowed down. Now voters are flocking to the Iowa caucuses – the first contest in the process.