anything coming out CBS since it is a FOX channel.

Nice to see both Warren and Klobuchar moving up again.

Buttigieg's lead is gone, I suppose people went back to Biden and Klobuchar.

Sanders is right in there too.

It's great that voting is finally about to start!

Buttigieg, Sanders..........

Nevada and South Carolina are important. Biden will win both...and on super Tuesday...I think he will be the nominee.

for the record I haven't a clue if they did that or not.

determine our nominee...pretty much.

it is interesting to consider how this would play in Iowa. From past years, it seemed that in each place where there is a caucus, only candidates with over 15% would get a delegate to go to the state convention. I don't remember if a second threshold of 15% is then employed to get the delegate counts for the state. I think it is the percents computed based on the delegates going to the state convention that is reported and drives public perception of who wins.

Consider further that no candidate's support will be evenly split over the state. I remember in 2008, that Edwards narrowly beat Clinton because of his support in rural areas. In 2004, there were places where Howard Dean missed the threshold - even though he got 18% of the delegates state wide.

What is different from 2004, 2008 and 2016 is that there are more people likely to matter. It is entirely possible that all 5 of those listed will share the delegates. This would be most likely if Klobuchar's support is very unevenly spread. I am sure that each of the campaigns have Iowa expert analysts trying to model how the caucus process to assess where they are and whether there are opportunities to get more.

Any Iowa people or others who have actually been involved in prior years?? (I only watched the 2 caucus location documented on CSPAN in 2004 - when I started watching, I would never have guessed I would become interested enough to stay for hours!)

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