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Voters in Iowa kick off the process of choosing a candidate to take on Donald Trump in November’s election Help us cover the critical issues of 2020. Consider making a contribution 10.46am GMT Good morning and welcome to our live coverage of US politics on the day the Democratic primary race finally gets real. Tonight the midwestern state of Iowa will be the first to vote in the primary race, as Democratic voters begin the process of choosing a candidate to take on Donald Trump in November’s general election. Voters have to go and stand in the area where their candidate is represented. So Joe Biden supporters would be in one corner, Elizabeth Warren’s in another, and Bernie Sanders supporters in another. Everyone is tallied. For the Democratic caucuses, in particular, second choices are important. If a particular candidate does not attract 15% of total voters present, they are not seen as “viable” and are taken off the ballot, leaving their voters free to throw their weight behind another candidate. For example, a Pete Buttigieg supporter could sidle over to the Warren area. Related: ‘Nerve-racking’: Iowans under pressure on eve of crucial caucuses Related: 'We must defeat Trump’: Democrats make final appeals as Iowa prepares to vote Related: 'You basically are nothing’: the Americans shut out of the Iowa caucuses Related: How do the Iowa caucuses work? Your guide to the night Continue reading…
