Trump won the R caucus *updated*

[mercuryblues]

Last edited Tue Feb 4, 2020, 11:28 AM - Edit history (2)

But Holy shit, only with 31,347 votes. Total R votes 31,398‬

To put this in perspective 2016 caucus had 186,932 votes total


https://www.foxnews.com/elections/2020/primary-results/state/iowa


Edited in: twitlers tweet:

Donald J. Trump @realDonaldTrump 3m

The Democrat Party in Iowa really messed up, but the Republican Party did not. I had the largest re-election vote in the history of that great state, by far, beating President Obama’s previous record by a lot. Also, 97% Plus of the vote! Thank you Iowa!

I can't find how many voted for Bush in 2004, but he did win 100% of the vote in Iowa.

[NCLefty]

1. I'm not surprised if people don't caucus for an incumbent.

[UniteFightBack]

2. Don't worry they'll all come out from under the floor boards for the general. nt

[TheBlackAdder]

3. There was a potential 187K votes, yet he got 2,376,374. Just a sign how enthused voters were.

[mercuryblues]

5. There were another 987,666

wanting to vote for him but they had to wait outside, in the line.

I was more interested in the R caucus results. I know there will be a drop off in voters because he is the incumbent. This seems to me to be beyond that. I'll be watching and comparing other R primaries in the future.

While looking to update the post I did come across an article that stated trump &co went to Iowa to campaign for him in recent weeks. He still couldn't get 100%of the vote.

Trump, himself, Pence, Donnie Jr, Eric, Mulvaney, Ross, McCarthy, Lara, & Giuliani, Conway, to name a few.

[lapfog_1]

4. This doesn't mean anything

he wasn't seriously opposed in this election.