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Deputy campaign manager for Clinton, Mike Henry, wrote a memo which implied Senator Clinton would not be attending the Iowa caucus. However, the jury is still out on whether or not this is Clinton's intention.

Comments made by Republican candidate Mitt Romney at a Davenport, Iowa appearance on December 19th, plus comments on candidates Huckabee, Edwards and Romney by the locals, plus first-time voter Miles Chiontti's coverage of Republican candidate Fred Thompson.

Firsthand account of the 2008 Iowa Caucus

at approximately 9:30pm Eastern Time, MSNBC announced that Illinois Senator Barack Obama had won the Democratic Iowa caucus

at 9pm ET Thursday night, CNN reported that Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee is the winner of the Iowa caucus for the Republican Party with 38% of the vote

The Iowa Caucuses are happening today and the United States watches as the Heartland state helps our nation make a major decision: who will be our next president? Here are my predictions fo the Iowa caucus results.

Candidates of both parties are on marathon tours around Iowa as the 2008 presidential caucuses are only one day away.

The Iowa Caucus is coming right up and it will likely have a large impact on the political race towards the election of 2008. Find out what political analysts expect for results.

The Iowa Caucus is now set for Jan. 3, 2008, with the New Hampshire Primary following a few days later on January 8th. I will now release my picks for the winners and losers of both races for both parties.

Will the Iowa Caucus follow the pollster's prediction and choose front runner Mitt Romney as the Republican Caucus winner? Or will one of the other candidates in the pack overtake Mitt Romney's momentum and win the Republican Caucus?

The Iowa Caucus will be the first caucus of 2008, when it occurs on January 3, 2008. Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama and John Edwards are running close in the polls.

For whatever reason, Iowa plays a big part in determining the Presidential Candidates, and it will be no different here in the 2008 Presidential Election. And it looks as if Barack Obama and Mike Huckabee are off to an early lead with wins in their respective parties.

Surprise wins by Obama and Huckabee in Iowa throw the presidential contest in disarray.

Huckabee, Obama win Iowa caucuses.

Iowans come out despite sub-freezing temperatures, on New Year's Eve, to hear Barack Obama speak in the final days before the Iowa 2008 caucuses.

The results from the Iowa caucus are in and the winners are...

A look at the results and what's next in these presidential primaries.

Tonight's events could possibly determine who the Presidential Nominees are from each party....or...nothing at all.

Christoper Dodd has been doing some serious statewide sprinting in the closing moments of the Iowa caucus race.

With the Iowa Caucus only a few months away, Obama and other candidates are busy campaigning towards Iowans. Find out what Obama is about and what he wants Iowans to know.

Caucus for your favorite.

The Iowa caucuses, which only came to precede the first-in-the-nation New Hampshire primary in 1972, were ignored until 1980. Intensely undemocratic, they now attract more attention than the New Hampshire prinary due to the press' self-interest in covering the event.

An analysis of the outcome of the January 3rd Iowa caucuses.

What's it like inside a typical Iowa caucus. Post caucus candidate comments.

Iowa caucus polls only hours prior to caucus meetings show a tree way tie. Do poll results give an accurate depiction of caucus results?

I explained the beauty of attending a live event is that you can see the facial expressions, the interactions with the audience, the discomfort and how it is handled. You hear the entire speech - not just snippets on the news.

Will Clinton's move to avoid questions in the final days leading up to the Iowa caucus help her or hurt her campaign

CP Connie Wilson, above with John Edwards in Iowa on Friday, writes about Edwards' rise in the polls and his reaction to the assassination of Benazir Bhutto.

which Democrat and Republican will win the Iowa caucus? The answers and more...

A brief look a the winners, losers, and surprise appearances of the final Republican debate before the 2008 Iowa Caucus.

Republican and Democratic Party Chairs in Clayton County talk about the coming Caucus.

With the Iowa Caucus only a few short weeks away, the Republican field is still wide open.

The Democratic race for the Iowa caucus shows just 3% separating the three front runners according to the latest Rasmussen Results poll.

According to the latest Rasmussen Reports poll, there have been some changes in the Republican Iowa Caucus race.

"Joe Biden received the endorsement of Iowa State Senator Herman C. Quirmbach. Senator Quirmbach becomes the twelfth Iowa State Legislator to endorse Senator Biden."

A carnival atmosphere prevailed in Ames, Iowa on Saturday as Republican presidential candidates entertained, fed and asked Iowans to vote for them in the Iowa Straw Poll.

A look at polls conducted by Zogby, American Res. Group, Mason-Dixon, Strategic Vision and the Quad City Times as the Iowa caucuses draw near, and an analysis of on-the-ground voter comments.

Senator Joseph Biden speaks to supporters in Davenport, Iowa.

The debate was gentlemanly, without any surprises, and without exciting rancor.

Republican debate of 12/12/07, 1:00 p.m. CDT, in Johnson, Iowa.

It had to happen somewhere along the campaign trail. The two GOP front runners, Rudy Giulianni and Mitt Romney, would have to find a way to separate from each other and secure the nomination of their party.

Barack Obama held a roundtable discussion on health care in Des Moines, Iowa. During the event he called himself the only candidate who could bring Democrats and Republicans together on the issue.

The annual Jefferson Jackson Day Dinner is a fundraiser for the Iowa Democrat Party, but it is also the premier political event for presidential candidates prior to the January caucuses. Six candidates were cheered by thousands of participants.

New York Senator Hillary Clinton holds on to a slim lead in the race Iowa. And the caucus is now less than two months away.

Front runners take back seat in Iowa.

For a long time former Senator John Edwards has been in the lead among the Democratic Candidates in Iowa. Now the latest Zogby poll shows that the lead belongs to New York Senator Hillary Clinton.

If you were born and raised in the great Midwest state of Iowa, you can't help but stumble over a presidential candidate, local politician or campaign fanatic this time of year.

While the Iowa Caucuses are for both Republicans and Democrats, the Republicans hold a Straw Poll in August to test the political waters and see which way the political winds are blowing at a very early stage in the 2008 Presidential Elections.

The voters of Iowa, in a poll, say that children, youth and families are issues they consider to be important.