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World 6 years ago
Iowa Democratic Party chief resigns after caucus mess
The chairman of the Iowa Democratic Party resigned Wednesday after the state's chaotic first-in-the-nation presidential nomination contest, calling the technology problems and questionable accuracy of the process "unacceptable."
World 6 years ago
Sanders, Buttigieg in Iowa dead heat with 100 percent of results in
The tally comes hours after the Democratic party chairman ordered a review of the results following technology problems that prevented a complete vote count in the United States' first nominating contest Monday and some doubts were raised about the accuracy of the process.
World 6 years ago
Buttigieg declared Iowa winner after technical glitches delay result
Pete Buttigieg narrowly won Iowa's Democratic presidential caucuses on Thursday after a long delay in releasing the results, reshaping the 2020 race and raising doubts about the future of one-time front-runner Joe Biden, who finished a disappointing fourth.
World 6 years ago
Biden says he's 'not going anywhere' after poor Iowa showing
Former US Vice President Joe Biden vowed on Wednesday to go on fighting for the Democratic presidential nomination despite what he called the "gut punch" he took in Iowa, where partial results show the political veteran lagging in fourth place.
World 6 years ago
You won't 'bully me': Democratic presidential contender Bloomberg to Trump
US Democratic presidential contender Michael Bloomberg vowed on Monday he would not let President Donald Trump bully him as the war of words between the two New York business tycoons and political rivals became nastier.
