How to follow The Daily Iowan’s coverage of the Iowa caucuses

The Daily Iowan will have dozens of reporters, photographers, and DITV reporters covering candidate’s watch parties and local caucuses.

Liam Halawith, Senior News and Politics Editor

January 14, 2024

Ayrton Breckenridge

Attendees wait for speakers to walk onto the stage during former President Donald Trump’s Commit to Caucus Rally at Des Moines Area Community College in Newton, Iowa on Saturday, Jan. 6, 2024. The Iowa caucuses take place on Jan. 15. Supporters filled the back of the room as attendees without reserved seats were asked to watch in a separate room.

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Iowa caucusgoers will brave the frigid temperatures on Monday to cast their vote in party primary to choose the next GOP presidential nominee.

The Daily Iowan will have dozens of reporters, photographers, and DITV reporters covering candidates’ watch parties and local precinct caucuses.

To learn more on how to caucus and to learn more about the candidates visit The Daily Iowan’s 2024 Caucus Guide.

Aprenda cómo participar en el caucus aquí.

The Daily Iowan talked with political scientists about the state of the race: The Iowa caucuses: A race for second place.

Visit dailyiowan.com for the most up-to-date coverage of the Iowa caucuses on Monday.

Follow the Daily Iowan on X, formerly Twitter, @TheDailyIowan.

Follow the DI’s reporters reporting from Des Moines, on X, formerly Twitter:

Liam Halawith, Politics Editor @liam_halawith
Natalie Miller, Politics Reporter @nataliem_14
Roxy Ekberg, Politics Reporter @roxyekberg
Alejandro Rojas, News Editor @arojas2024

For Johnson County based coverage of the Iowa caucuses, follow:

Jack Moore, Assistant News Editor @Jackmoore_004
Isabelle Foland, News Reporter @FolandIsabelle
Grace Olson, News Reporter @gracekolssson
Shreya Reddy, News Reporter @Shreya_s_rr