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will be the first state to want in the white house next year. the candidates have been crisscrossing the state for months. here. countless doors have been knocked on. after it all, the republicans and the democratic races are neck and neck. definitely up for grabs. want to give you a sense of where we are. the west end architectural salvage here. everything is for sale, except the people behind us. they also serve coffee. even the desk here, if you like it, call and make a bid. it s for sale. we can do it on steals and deals later. busy morning ahead. donald trump, marco rubio and sarah palin will be here. you will see what happened when matt and i spent time on it was fun to get out and glad hand a little bit. see what voters are talking about. get the lay of the land. let s begin with the last-minute push for support for the men and women running for president. we have it covered. let s begin with nbc national correspondent peter alexander and the gop. good to s
and it s anyone s race. the stakes, high. as iowans get set to make their choices, we ve come to the center of the political universe today, monday, february 1st, 2016. announcer: from nbc news, this is a special edition of today, iowa votes, with matt lauer and savannah guthrie, live from des moines, iowa. and good morning, everyone. we thought this day would never come, but it s finally arrived. welcome to a special edition of today on a monday morning. we are, yes, in des moines, iowa, joined by a lot of enthusiastic residents of this state on a very pivotal day in the presidential election. this is so exciting. it s an early morning for you folks if they re planning to caucus. it happens every four years. finally time to vote. in a few hours from now, iowa will be the first state to officially vote for who they want in the white house next year. the candidates have been crisscrossing the state for months. 60,000 television ads have aired here. countless doors
come, but it s finally arrived. welcome to a special edition of today on a monday morning. we are, yes, in des moines, iowa, joined by a lot of enthusiastic residents of it s an early morning for you and will be a late night for the folks if they re planning to caucus. it happens every four years. finally time to vote. it s caucus day. in a few hours from now, iowa will be the first state to officially vote for who they want in the white house next year. the candidates have been crisscrossing the state for months. 60,000 television ads have aired here. countless doors have been after it all, the republicans and the democratic races are definitely up for grabs. where we are. the west end architectural salvage here. cool store with nice people. everything is for sale, except they also serve coffee. even the desk here, if you like it, call and make a bid. it s for sale. we can do it on steals and deals later. busy morning ahead. donald trump, marco rubio and sarah palin