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Case. I talked to a variety of officials from president ial campaigns this morning. They say they are still in the dark. They have not heard any updates overnight from the Iowa Democratic party. They do not know the timing or the scope of the release of these results. The last word they heard from them was in a Conference Call a short, intense Conference Call shortly after midnight. So since then, theyve not been updating them. We do not know if theyve been counting throughout the evening. We do not know if exactly what the state of play is. Were in the room, the building where the Democratic ...

Renewables weren’t primary factor in Texas’ mid-April power crunch In mid-April, the Texas power grid was faced with a dilemma that looked dangerously familiar to the conditions that led to the February blackouts during the deadly winter freeze: Electricity supply was struggling to keep up with demand. The Electric Reliability Council of Texas assured Texans that the mid-April tightness in the energy market wouldn’t lead to any widespread blackouts, but the situation produced more questions about the grid’s overall reliability. In a reprise of the blame casting that ...

PolitiFact's ruling: Mostly False Here's why: In mid-April, the Texas power grid was faced with a dilemma that looked dangerously familiar to the conditions that led to the February blackouts during the deadly winter freeze: Electricity supply was struggling to keep up with demand.   The Electric Reliability Council of Texas assured Texans that the mid-April tightness in the energy market wouldn't lead to any widespread blackouts, but the situation produced more questions about the grid’s overall reliability. In a reprise of the blame casting that occurred in the after...