Let's say, let's get after it.

All the Iowa results are now in.

We actually broke the news to the candidate with the razor-thin lead a short while ago,

right here during a town hall.

The Iowa Democratic Party just released the final batch of results from the caucuses.

100% of precincts reporting.

You are holding a narrow lead of a 10th of a percentage point over Senator Sanders

on the state delegate equivalence, which is the metric that we use to determine a winner.

What is your reaction?

Well, it's fantastic news.

Senator Sanders clearly had a great night, too, and I congratulate him and his supporters.

We won, says Pete Buttigieg, but just an hour before Bernie Sanders said the same thing,

standing alongside Anderson.

We won an Iowa.

We ended up winning the popular vote by 6,000, and I suspect that at the end of the day, Mr. Buttigieg and I

will have an equal number of delegates to the national convention.

Now, the popular vote is not the metric that counts.

Regardless, a CNN analysis shows errors in the counts that were reported by the Iowa Democratic

Party. That's not good for anybody. The head of the DNC, Tom Perez, says he wants a recanvis

of the results. But there's a catch on that, all right? Candidates have until 1 p.m.

Eastern to file a request for recanvising or a recount. The key word is candidates.

Buttigieg suggested to me that his campaign is not going to push the issue. Bernie Sanders

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