Bernie Sanders, Pete Buttigieg claim victory in close Iowa caucus

Iowa Democrats say they have finally reported all the results from Monday's caucus, but the count is too close for CBS News to call a winner. The final delegate count shows Pete Buttigieg and Senator Bernie Sanders essentially tied for first place, with both candidates claiming victory. However, there is no telling if the DNC chair’s call for a recount would produce any clarity. Ed O’Keefe is in New Hampshire where candidates are focused on the next primary.

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[GreyCrowe]

"The person with the most votes oughta be the person that wins." -Mayor Pete, CNN Town Hall 2019. Guess Pete's gonna backtrack on that like he did Medicare for All

[gracer]

We all know it's IT'S 2020 PEOPLE!

[michelleroman]

Bernie won. The more you do this the stronger he get.

[jrgoing]

Tom Perez needs to resign immediately.

[et]

The App was so overwhelmed that it went into default mode and picked Pete before restarting.

[eck]

Bernie won . That's what happened

Bernie had 6000 more votes, but Mayo Pete wins, got it.

[robdiddy]

Report the facts with the context of what the DNC is doing. Stop being corporate shills.

[bartholomewesperanza]

Wrong, there are still TONS of “mistakes” and inconsistencies that when corrected will leave Bernie the victor. Way to give the rat a few more moments in the spotlight though

[derfy]

One person one vote, don’t complicate things

[ChristopheBeckers]

If you look up the precinct papers that had "errors" in them they all seem to be places where Bernie did well.

And all the other "inconsistencies" seems to give a disadvantage to him.

[tammywilliamskeefer]

Interesting that Pete donated $44, 000 to the company ("Shadow" - what a name!) who created the app involved in the voting.

[pancovilla]

Anyone else gonna point out that Pete predicted he was gonna be the winner
Right after the app crashed when almost all the poles put him near the bottom. Seems kinda sketchy if you ask me.

[shab]

If “EVERY” vote counts, then Sanders wins by a couple thousand, period. Don’t lie to us about recounting because you want to people to think their votes count. The superdelegate votes should not matter.

[barkfish]

Lol....found out before a Town Hall....LOLOL WONDER HOW???!?!?!?
The corruption couldn't be any more apparent....

[seedcollector]

I think the bigger story here is JOE BYE-DONE - Tim Black

[treyrob]

This is why Bernie must "over win" every primary election. When have we ever looked to State Delegates as a metric to determining the victor?

[duncanchapman]

Bernie won, and with every win he gets, the US gets closer to real greatness, the greatness that starts with truth, decency and kindness.

[PleaseSayYesTV]

Bernie Sanders all the way, Pete is a former Insurance lobbyist. All talk, no action. #NotMeUs

[torchlightlms]

Tom Perez should resign immediately. Other dems should be calling his incompetence out, but of course they wont.