WBRZReport: Former President Donald Trump wins Iowa caucuses
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20% Somewhat Conservative
- Reliability
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- Policy Leaning
38% Somewhat Conservative
- Politician Portrayal
-3% Negative
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60% : AP VoteCast also shows Trump with sizable leads among both men and women, as well as every age group and geographic regions throughout the state.55% : Among voters who identify as born-again Christians, the survey found that Trump was favored by 58% voters intending to caucus, compared to 18% for DeSantis and 13% for Nikki Haley.
51% : The Associated Press declared Trump the winner of the Iowa caucuses based on an analysis of early returns as well as results of AP VoteCast, a survey of voters who planned to caucus on Monday night.
47% : Polls showed that was a relatively weak group of backers for Trump in Iowa in 2016.
46% : Initial results from eight counties showed Trump with far more than half of the total votes counted as of 8:31 pm.
35% : So far, Trump is significantly outperforming his second-place 2016 caucus finish, when he received 24% of the vote, compared to 28% for Ted Cruz.
23% : Both showed Trump with an insurmountable lead.
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