Iowa Caucus Results: Live

Iowa Caucus Results: Live

County Sanders Biden Buttigieg Warren Rpt.
Adair

0%
Adams

0%
Allamakee

0%
Appanoose

0%
At-Large Satellite Caucus

0%
Audubon

0%
Benton

0%
Black Hawk

0%
Boone

0%
Bremer

0%
Buchanan

0%
Buena Vista

0%
Butler

0%
District 1 Satellite Caucus

0%
District 2 Satellite Caucus

0%
District 3 Satellite Caucus

0%
District 4 Satellite Caucus

0%
Calhoun

0%
Carroll

0%
Cass

0%
Cedar

0%
Cerro Gordo

0%
Cherokee

0%
Chickasaw

0%
Clarke

0%
Clay

0%
Clayton

0%
Clinton

0%
Crawford

0%
Dallas

0%
Davis

0%
Decatur

0%
Delaware

0%
Des Moines

0%
Dickinson

0%
Dubuque

0%
Emmet

0%
Fayette

0%
Floyd

0%
Franklin

0%
Fremont

0%
Greene

0%
Grundy

0%
Guthrie

0%
Hamilton

0%
Hancock

0%
Hardin

0%
Harrison

0%
Henry

0%
Howard

0%
Humboldt

0%
Ida

0%
Iowa

0%
Jackson

0%
Jasper

0%
Jefferson

0%
Johnson

0%
Jones

0%
Keokuk

0%
Kossuth

0%
Lee

0%
Linn

0%
Louisa

0%
Lucas

0%
Lyon

0%
Madison

0%
Mahaska

0%
Marion

0%
Marshall

0%
Mills

0%
Mitchell

0%
Monona

0%
Monroe

0%
Montgomery

0%
Muscatine

0%
O’Brien

0%
Osceola

0%
Page

0%
Palo Alto

0%
Plymouth

0%
Pocahontas

0%
Polk

0%
Pottawattamie

0%
Poweshiek

0%
Ringgold

0%
Sac

0%
Scott

0%
Shelby

0%
Sioux

0%
Story

0%
Tama

0%
Taylor

0%
Union

0%
Van Buren

0%
Wapello

0%
Warren

0%
Washington

0%
Wayne

0%
Webster

0%
Winnebago

0%
Winneshiek

0%
Woodbury

0%
Worth

0%
Wright

0%
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Vote totals are state delegate equivalents, which are reported as decimal numbers in counties.

Candidate First votesVotes Pct. Final votesVotes Pct. Total S.D.E.sVotes Pct.

Sanders

641

21.9%

242

24.1%


Buttigieg

625

21.4%

242

24.1%


Biden

493

16.9%

197

19.6%


Warren

488

16.7%

185

18.4%


Klobuchar

437

14.9%

134

13.4%


Uncommitted

21

0.7%

3

0.3%


Bloomberg

84

2.9%

0

0.0%


Yang

68

2.3%

0

0.0%


Steyer

55

1.9%

0

0.0%


Gabbard

7

0.2%

0

0.0%


Bennet

5

0.2%

0

0.0%


Other

1

0.0%

0

0.0%


Patrick

0

0.0%

0

0.0%


Delaney

0

0.0%

0

0.0%

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Caucuses started at 8 p.m., Eastern time.

Most likely only four tickets out of Iowa.

Of the seven candidates mounting competitive efforts in Iowa, history and mathematics point to only four emerging from the caucuses with a plausible case to be the Democratic nominee. Here’s how it could shake out.

Multiple candidates might declare victory.

The Iowa caucuses could be messy because, for the first time, there will be four sets of results. We’ve mocked up what a perfect storm might look like.

Republicans are caucusing, too.

If it is hard to be a Democratic candidate in the crowded 2020 field, it may be even harder to be a Republican trying to present a legitimate alternative to President Trump. Joe Walsh, a Tea Party hero, is trying.

Keep up with our Election 2020 coverage.

Polls compiled by FiveThirtyEight

Democrats Republicans
2016

Hillary Clinton Ted Cruz
2012

Barack Obama* Rick Santorum
2008

Barack Obama Mike Huckabee
2004

John Kerry George W. Bush*
2000

Al Gore George W. Bush

*Incumbent ran unchallenged.

Source: Dave Leip’s Atlas of U.S. Presidential Elections

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