Percent ted cruz, 51,649 28 percent donald trump, 45,416 24 percent marco rubio, 43,132 23 percent ben carson, 17,393 9 percent 3 after months of listening to e candidates, the voters finally got their say monday night. The first contest of the 2016 president ial campaign, the iowa caucuses. And they turned out in record numbers. There were e ports of long lines to get into caucus sites and overflow crowds at many of those sites. Sot ted cruz r president ial candidate tonight is a victory for courageous conservatives across iowa, and all across this great nation. In the republican race ted cruz had branded himself as the true conservative in his battle with donald trump. And his retail politics, and heavy courting of the evangelical vote gave him a win. Meanwhile, trump perhaps the most humble weve seen him in this race thanked the iowa supporters for his second place finish. Sot donald trump r president ial candidate i was told by everybody do not go to iowa. You couldnt finish in the
Good morning, lana. Reporter good morning, the chair of the democrats say they are now poised to award more delegates to Hillary Clinton than bernie sands but they would not call a definitive victory in the race. And Bernie Sanders campaign is not backing down as this is being declared the closest caucus in history. It looks like we are in a virtual tie. Reporter a razorthin margin separates Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton in iowa. In some precinct, a coin toss broke the delegate tie. The Clinton Campaign saying this morning, they won. But, clinton didnt officially declare victory in her speech. Instead she took on the republicans. I will not let their divisiveness, their efforts to rip away the progress that we have made be successful. So, as i stand here tonight, xux`gnmfz 7uivzi j rv. Mww. 3pp xvi;\1 fkzc iowa made clear to america and the world, morning is coming. Reporter and trump was gracious in his second place finish. Iowa, we love you. We thank you. I think i might come he
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