Buttigieg, Sanders Lead In Iowa
Trump claims he is the only candidate that can claim victory
By News Channel Nebraska
Iowa Democratic Party officials released a statement indicating the majority of the caucus results will be released at 4 p.m. Tuesday.
Up to 60 percent of results are released and Party Communications Director Mandy McClure said additional results will be released as they become available.
With 1099 of 1765 precincts reporting, the leaders are Buttigieg with 362 delegates, Sanders with 337, Warren with 246 and Biden with 210.
The Fremont County caucus has 67 state delegates for Buttigieg. Klobuchar and Sanders tied at 60, followed by Biden with 52.
An Associated Press reports says confusion and chaos still hang over Iowa and its first-in-the-nation presidential contest.
Frustrated presidential candidates plowed ahead in their quest for nomination, most of them already in next-up New Hampshire.
All claimed to be encouraged by Iowa voters in Monday's voting, especially Vermont Sen. Bernie Senators and Pete Buttigieg of Indiana. Republican President Donald Trump mocked them all and their party and said he was the only one who could claim a victory in Iowa.
Associated Press contributed to the is report