"Iowa Caucus 2024: What You Need to Know"
The Iowa caucuses for the Republican presidential nomination will take place on Monday, with former president Donald Trump seeking his first win in a contested Iowa caucus against candidates such as Ron DeSantis and Nikki Haley. Polling shows Trump with a substantial lead, but a strong second-place performance by DeSantis or Haley could establish them as leading alternatives. The caucuses will allocate Iowa's 40 delegates to the Republican National Convention and could have a winnowing effect on the field. Only registered Iowa Republicans who will be 18 by the November general election may participate, and the results will be determined by a proportional statewide vote. The Associated Press will declare a winner based on tabulated vote data and analysis of Iowa caucus-goers.
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