ReleaseThePoll trends after Des Moines Register and CNN cancel release of survey before Iowa caucus
to cancel the release of one of the most pivotal polls of the Democratic Party presidential primaries has prompted #Twitter users rallied behind the hashtag after the outlets and pollster Selzer & Co. abandoned the release of the Iowa poll on Saturday night. The move came after the presidential campaign office of former South Bend, Indiana, mayor Petelearned he was not named in at least one phone call to a potential Iowa Democratic caucus-goer.
Brianna Westbrook, vice chair of the Arizona Democratic Party, was among those who expressed their concern on Twitter. "For the first time in 76 years, the Des Moines Register is not releasing the final poll before the Iowa caucuses," she wrote in a tweet, beneath which others used the hashtagFor the first time in 76 years, the Des Moines Register is not releasing the final poll before the Iowa caucuses. ð¤
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