Most probably Bernie won the popular vote in Iowa. However his voters are concentrated

for example in college towns and urban areas.

A primary system could have played to his strengths.

I'm looking at the remaining precincts and they mainly look like Clinton strongholds

here's one story of why there was a coin toss

ok what's happening in Polk county?

why are they still stuck?

Clinton in the lead with 91% reporting: 50.1 - 49.3 (0.8% spread!!!)

Live results directly from the Microsoft app (doesn't get liver than this)

Entrance polls: Clinton 51, Sanders 42

Anyone else channeling this: "Tonight, what began on the commons in Concord, Massachusetts..."?

Great to see democracy in action, no matter who is the winner on each side!

Extremely good article on Clinton's Iowa ground game

What is it with people who want us to believe that covering more people without rationing care

will cost less to the average person or even to the entire system?

How exactly does that work?

In every single payer system, there's always some rationing of health care. Does a 90 year old need this expensive treatment that might prolong life a couple of months etc?

If you cut provider reimbursement, how do you prevent them from accepting cash only or a premium tier of private insurance only?