Democrats seeking to run against Trump face first test in Iowa
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6 Min ReadDES MOINES, Iowa - Iowa Democrats kick off what could be a bruising nominating process when they gather at caucus sites around the state on Monday to begin choosing a challenger to President Donald Trump. (Get the latest from the Iowa caucuses: here) Mostly white, rural Iowa is the first test in the state-by-state battle to pick a Democratic nominee to face Trump in the Nov. 3 presidential election. Republicans were also to hold Iowa caucuses on Monday but Trump, who has around 90 percent support in his party, faces very little threat from two challengers.
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