Las Vegas Sun Article RatingIowa caucuses: What to watch in the Republican presidential campaign's first contest of 2024
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
63% : If Trump underperforms it could shake up a nominating contest that, to date, has been the sleepiest in modern memory.43% : Trump has popped into the state in the final days of the contest, but he's also diverted his attention elsewhere in ways that are unusual for a candidate seeking to lock down an Iowa win.
39% : It's not clear what Ramaswamy is competing for -- he goes out of his way not to criticize Trump, but flames all other candidates in a potential audition for the frontrunner's administration.
27% : Ramaswamy's hard-charging style may not exactly be "Iowa nice," but neither is Trump's and he's far ahead.
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