By NBC News Political Unit
The presidential nomination process
officially gets underway Monday when Iowa holds its first-in-the-nation
caucuses in the 99 counties across the state.
The basics
When they vote: The caucuses start at 8 p.m. ET. at 1,681 precincts around Iowa
Delegates up for grabs: 30 bound GOP
delegates, awarded proportionally (though the actual delegates are selected at
later conventions); 44 delegates up for grabs in the Democratic race plus an
additional 8 super-delegates. How they are selected vary greatly by party.
The polls: The latest NBC News polling has Donald Trump leading the
Republican race, and Hillary Clinton narrowly ahead of Bernie Sanders on the
Democrats side.
Full coverage: Every angle on
the races can be found at Decision
2016.
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Source: NBC News
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