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Saturday night, the Des Moines Register came out with a poll that shows Barack Obama has pulled ahead of the Democratic frontrunner and is now leading in Iowa.
The poll also showed that by a wide margin, Iowans believe that Senator Clinton is running the most negative campaign in this race.
The Des Moines Register’s Iowa poll is considered, "one of the most respected measures of the nation’s first caucus state." And just last night, the results came in: Barack Obama is ahead statewide, ahead in women voters, ahead in youth voters, and importantly, ahead in Iowans most likely to turn out for the January 3rd caucus.
The Iowa caucus is just one month away…and you might still be wondering: just what is a caucus? It’s not your typical pull-a-lever process, and the team in Iowa is doing a great job making sure every Iowan knows just how it works — and just how easy it is. Check out this brand new step-by-step animated guide, and after that, be sure to visit the Caucus Center:
Des Moines Mayor Frank Cownie endorsed Senator Obama for president today. Mayor Cownie was elected in 2007 with 80% of the vote.
Chris Cilizza of the Washington Post:
A must-must-read by Frank Rich of the New York Times:
A must-must-read by Frank Rich of the New York Times:
This is Rachel from Ankeny. This evening’s cheering just before the Brown/Black Presidential Forum (going on right now) was her first time volunteering with the campaign.
A must-must-read by Frank Rich of the New York Times:
Here’s a story to warm us up (especially those of us who have been trudging through freezing rain today!). Teri, a grassroots supporter from Arizona who was profiled back in October on the blog, wrote in to share this story:
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