4 things to watch after DeSantis places 2nd in Iowa
Monday night’s vote served as a reminder of Trump’s lasting influence over GOP voters, so what now for Florida’s governor?
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DeSantis's Lackluster Iowa Performance Came After He Went All-In
Gov. Ron DeSantis's lackluster performance in Iowa came after the Florida governor went all-in over the past several months.
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DeSantis Bet Big On Iowa, But Trump Still Won By 30 Points. So What Now?
Ron DeSantis focused his presidential campaign largely on the Iowa caucus, but came in a distant second place behind Donald Trump. Does he have a path forward?
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Ron DeSantis finished second to Donald Trump in Iowa. What's next?
The future of DeSantis’s campaign remains unclear after his campaign went all in on Iowa and still came approximately 30 percentage points behind former president Trump.
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How Ron DeSantis salvaged a distant second place in Iowa
In the end, Iowans just weren’t convinced by the governor’s blitz across the nation’s first presidential caucus state.
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DeSantis booked his ticket out of Iowa – but is he still on the road to nowhere?
Trump had an overwhelming victory and is leading polls in other states, it’s not clear where DeSantis can regain momentum
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Team DeSantis, in Trump fashion, blames the media after Iowa caucus loss
Florida Gov. DeSantis’ team blamed election interference after Iowa caucus loss, saying that the early media projections got in the way of hosting fair caucuses.
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Big Iowa caucus win: Has Trump campaign gotten better at ground game?
In Iowa, Donald Trump underscored his sway over Republican voters and showed improved organizing efforts – even as frigid weather affected turnout.
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Haley heads for New Hampshire while DeSantis hits SC | Palmetto Politics
Gov. Nikki Haley has the Iowa caucus behind her as she heads to New Hampshire where the GOP presidential race will dominant political landscape the next week.
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How Ron DeSantis salvaged a distant second place in Iowa
WAUKEE, Iowa — About 200 Iowans sat in neat rows on the bleachers of a middle school gymnasium, listening to a handful of caucus-night speakers and the hum of a heater thawing them from the minus-28 wind chill. Iowans supporting former President Donald Trump and former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley each took turns at the microphone to urge the crowd to vote for their candidates, knowing ...
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