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Iowa caucus results as of 6:07 PM Pacific

February 1st, 2016 Andrew Villeneuve Elections

6:07 PM Iowa Democratic caucus results — Courtesy of Microsoft and Interknowingly, these are the results from the Iowa 2016 Democratic precinct caucuses as of 6:07 PM Pacific.

6:07 PM Iowa Republican caucus results — Courtesy of Microsoft and Interknowingly, these are the results from the Republican precinct caucuses as of 6:07 PM Pacific.

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