Republican Cruz Beats Trump in Iowa Caucus While Clinton Barely Triumphs Over Sanders for Democrats
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GOP presidential hopeful Ted Cruz. The U.S. senator defeated Donald Trump in Iowa’s Republican nominating contest. Photo: Gage Skidmore via Wikimedia Commons.
US Senator Ted Cruz soundly defeated billionaire Donald Trump in Iowa’s Republican nominating contest on Monday, upending the party’s presidential race and creating a three-way competition with establishment candidate Senator Marco Rubio.
On the Democratic side, officials said former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton had won by a razor-thin margin against US Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont, the closest in Iowa Democratic caucus history.
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