coming up th morning on abc9 news. the results are in. and new hampshire has its winners. a recap of a busy day in the granite state frustrated morningside residents are speaking out about a cell phone tower they don t want in their backyard. stay tuned to find out why they are angry. plus. could we have a problem with iowa s water supply conservation efforts? the results of a study . all coming up on abc9 news this morning lukas: good morning and thank you for joining us. i m lukas voss. exit poll results from the new hampshire primary have yielded wins for the two favorites to take the primary. donald trump and bernie sanders. both candidates victories in the granite state on the republican side, donald trump percent support. finished up in iowa caucus came in third with over 11 percent. jeb bush also had 11 percent. and marco rubio rounds out the top five with 10 percent. those numbers come from the associated press. supporters in manchester. grateful for the win
simulation to familiarize themselves with what monday night will look like. one way to prepare for caucus night, be sure you re registered to vovo, said michelle schoening, ktiv news 4. a nebraska-native says he wishes there were more workshops like this one to help prepare to caucus. he says it s important for the younger generation to get out and caucus. this next election is huge, it s going to make a big difference and the future of where our country goes. i wanted to make a differnce and see what i can do to make that difference, said grant bednar, morningside college freshman. lastly, there is one thing the organizers want iowans to remember about the caucus. it s fun. it s a great way to get out and meet your firends and neighbors and just be engagedd said theresa weaver-bayse, coresident of the league of women voters. if you are still unsure about where to find your caucus location, we have the links inside this story at ktiv-dot-com. a week away from the lead-of
T-L Photo/ROBERT A. DEFRANK The Union Local School District honors its “Jet Setters” for October. These staff members went above and beyond in their dedic