It’s finally time to decide.
After countless campaign events, Democratic voters in Iowa will choose their presidential favorites in more than 1,600 caucuses across the state. Follow our live blog for updates: latimes.com/politics/liveb…
After countless campaign events, Democratic voters in Iowa will choose their presidential favorites in more than 1,600 caucuses across the state. Follow our live blog for updates: latimes.com/politics/liveb…
In Scotland, Iowans caucus early latimes.com/politics/liveb… 
Some tourists in Iowa will get to witness the state's caucus system unfold Monday night latimes.com/politics/story…
The first electoral test in Iowa will cut down some 2020 hopefuls — and boost others latimes.com/politics/story…
At this Waukee precinct caucus, a place for the uncommitted latimes.com/politics/liveb…
With results coming in, follow our live results here: latimes.com/projects/2020-…
In rural villages, suburban precincts, blue-collar neighborhoods and college towns, Iowa voters gather to show their preferences. latimes.com/politics/story…
With Californians starting to vote by mail this week in the March 3 presidential primary, Bloomberg has already plowed $35 million of his personal wealth into television, radio and digital ads in the state. latimes.com/politics/story…
The uncertainty that shrouded the outcome in Iowa — compounded by the state party’s delay in announcing the results — was a fitting coda to a campaign rife with unpredictability. latimes.com/politics/story…
The Iowa Democratic Party, which administers the caucuses, said it was aware of delays in reporting the results, which it attributed to “quality checks.” latimes.com/politics/liveb…
