Trump seeks early victory in Iowa caucus, as Republicans brave cold and snow

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66% : /CFPRepublican presidential candidates on Monday headed out for a final, frigid day of campaigning in Iowa, where Donald Trump is the overwhelming favorite to stake an early claim to the party's 2024 presidential nomination.
48% : "This will be a two-person race with me and Donald Trump," she told supporters.
40% : Unlike his rivals, Trump did not attend campaign events, relying instead on surrogates to rally his supporters.
38% : A commanding victory for Trump in Iowa would bolster his argument that he is the only Republican candidate capable of taking on Democratic President Joe Biden in the November election.
37% : Polls show the Florida governor far behind Trump and Haley in the more moderate state of New Hampshire, where Republicans will choose their nominee eight days from now.Both DeSantis and Haley have expressed confidence they will exceed expectations in Iowa, though neither has predicted victory.
33% : The former president's dominant position has turned Iowa's first-in-the-nation contest into a race for second place, as both Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and former UN Ambassador Nikki Haley are aiming for a clear runner-up finish to emerge as the chief alternative to Trump.

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