First Iowa Caucus Results Put Pete Buttigieg in the Lead
Maybe the celebration speech last night wasn't premature?
Maybe the celebration speech last night wasn't premature?
Letting any single state go first is a mistake. But a national primary would be problematic too. Luckily, those aren't the only two options.
Last night's caucus flop was a meltdown of small-d democracy.
The president's would-be primary challengers fail to reach 2 percent, and are being out-fundraised a combined 230 to 1.
An unnecessary and personal attack on Bernie Sanders is another example of Clinton's poor political judgement, and smacks of Democratic desperation to stop the Vermont senator's rise.
The policy has earned a well-deserved First Amendment lawsuit.
The polls are pointing to big nights for Clinton and Trump, but primary state surveys are tricky.
His strategy wasn't lovely, but it was a blow to crony capitalism.
Iowa's second-place finisher accuses Ted Cruz of stealing the election.
The policies favored by Cruz and Trump will alienate voters Republicans need to win.
The polls miss again.
Find out who won and who's out with Reason's takeaways from the Iowa caucuses.
He has more appeal to the young, to independents, and to those who worry most about government spending. But not enough appeal in any category.
She blew a 30-point lead in just a few months.
Was tops among voters who want a candidate that "shares my values."
The Texas senator is the first presidential candidate to win in Iowa while opposing federal support for ethanol.
Tell us about the dangers of Citizens United again.
Ron Paul counties in 2012 went for 9 for Cruz, 7 for Trump; big college counties for Rubio
Also in Iowa, Donald Trump tells crowd to "knock the crap" out of protesters.
In a state where 43 percent of Democrats identify as socialist, Sanders should be doing particularly well.
Iowa's first-to-vote status is effectively a subsidy to the state.
Cruz, Trump vie for anti-marriage vote in Iowa.
Just ask President Santorum.
A surprisingly consistent libertarian message, his people believe, will prove the polls dead wrong tonight at the Iowa caucuses.
Former Gov. Mike Huckabee makes Adele parody appealing to Iowa caucus voters and the result is pretty scary.
Cruz and Paul stand on principle against the federal ethanol mandate while all the other candidates pander.
The Kentucky senator disses Ted Cruz, says he's the only fiscal conservative, worries about armed self-defense, and hopes for a youth surge to propel him in Iowa caucuses
The top Donkeys compare the size of their promises.
With help from multiple SuperPACs and college kids as a hoped-for ace in the hole, Paul fights to win in Iowa caucuses.
Some reasons to be skeptical the Vermonter has what it takes to win the Democratic nomination
Voters won't really start paying attention until January.
There is no political future in fighting government recognition