Iowa Democrats Plan to Delay Caucus Results Until Super Tuesday in ‘Compromise’ With DNC

The proposed plan would add a mail-in voting option to the state’s traditional in-person caucuses and the results would not be announced until March 5.
Iowa Democrats Plan to Delay Caucus Results Until Super Tuesday in ‘Compromise’ With DNC
People enter a caucus in Dubuque, Iowa, on Feb. 3, 2020. Nicki Kohl/Telegraph Herald via AP
Samantha Flom
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Iowa Democrats have proposed a plan to cast aside the state’s historic tradition of voting for their preferred presidential nominee via caucus only in favor of a hybrid model that also includes mail-in voting.

The plan would also involve delaying the election’s results until Super Tuesday, giving up the state’s coveted status as the nation’s first presidential nomination contest.

Samantha Flom
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