If you thought Iowa's caucus results (and what they mean) were confusing before, just wait. | Analysis by CillizzaCNN
But here's something to think about: What if more than one candidate wins?WHAT???? you ask. How can that be? The answer: Unlike in past caucuses, when the Iowa Democratic Party released only the final delegate counts for each candidate, this year the party will be releasing two other numbers, too:1. The raw votes in each precinct before the supporters of the nonviable candidates are asked to choose someone else.Read More2.
In each episode of his weekly YouTube show, Chris Cillizza will delve a little deeper into the surreal world of politics. Click to subscribe! But what about the campaigns? The conventional wisdom has been that there are three tickets out of Iowa -- for the top three finishers. But which top three? Most delegates? Most raw votes? Some combo?It's of course possible that all of this hand-wringing is for nothing. The results -- of both the raw votes and the delegate counts -- may be straightforward and without any sort of confusion.
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