Iowa caucuses begin: Who will become the Republican party’s nominee?

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Channel 4 News published this video item, entitled “Iowa caucuses begin: Who will become the Republican party’s nominee?” – below is their description.

The 2024 US presidential campaign kicks off in earnest tonight. Voters will meet for the Iowa caucus – an arcane event that marks the start of the long process to decide who will become the Republican party’s nominee.

Donald Trump is the clear favourite, and many see the real contest tonight as being for second place.

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