Muddled results in the first two contests of the 2020 primary race have quashed hopes for a quick consolidation around a challenger to take on President Donald Trump — and Democrats are now strapping in for a drawn-out delegate hunt that could end in the first contested convention in decades, NBC News reported.

The chairman of the Iowa Democratic Party has resigned after a disastrous caucus process beset by technical glitches led to a dayslong delay in reporting the results, inconsistencies in the numbers and no clear winner

Concerns are growing that next week’s Nevada caucuses could offer a repeat of the chaos that ensnared the Iowa vote

Sen. Bernie Sanders’ campaign plans to ask for a “partial recanvass” of the results of last week’s Iowa caucuses.

It’s down to the final sprint in New Hampshire in the marathon campaign for Democratic presidential hopefuls. Candidates worked the diner circuit Monday morning, hoping for a last-minute edge in a game of inches.

The Iowa Democratic Party announced Thursday that 100% of the results were in following days of delays. Meanwhile, an analysis by the NBC News Decision Desk found the results were rife with inconsistencies and potential errors. Earlier Thursday, the Democratic National Committee chairman called for a recanvass, citing concerns over inconsistencies.

The chairman of the Democratic National Committee is calling for a “recanvass” of the results of the Iowa caucuses. Party leader Tom Perez tweeted Thursday that “enough is enough” after three days of technical issues and delays. He says the recanvass is needed to “assure public confidence.”

After a daylong delay, partial results from Iowa’s Democratic caucuses showed Pete Buttigieg, the former mayor of South Bend, Indiana, and Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders ahead of the pack.

Seth Meyers has some strong words for Iowa for dropping the ball on the first primary vote of 2020.

With no results coming in from the Iowa caucus, Wolf Blitzer of CNN calls Shawn Sebastian in Iowa to try to figure out what’s going on.

The Iowa Democratic Party released partial results on Tuesday for the Iowa caucus, showing Pete Buttigieg and Sen. Bernie Sanders vying for first place. The results of Monday’s caucus were delayed after officials found “inconsistencies” in reporting.

The chairman of the Iowa Democratic Party (IDP), Troy Price, addressed the reporting issues from the Iowa Caucus on Tuesday. After admitting that the IDP hit a “stumbling block,” Price said officials would release partial results Tuesday. “We know this data is accurate,” Price said. “We also have a paper trail and documentation that we have been able...

The results of the Iowa caucus were delayed until Tuesday after the Democratic Party said Monday night it found “inconsistencies” in the tallies.