Speaker 1: Happy King Holiday. We do want to remind everyone to
Speaker 1: get registered to vote. Please, it is so crucial this year.
Speaker 1: Today and today is the Iowa Caucus. The caucus is
Speaker 1: a process by which voters in Iowa select their top
Speaker 1: choice for their party's presidential nomination. It differs from a
Speaker 1: primary because it's overseen by the state party, not the
Speaker 1: state government, and does not require voting at a polling place.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 1: According to reuters dot com, the Republican Party will hold
Speaker 1: its caucuses on January fifteenth, that is today. Iowa Democrats
Speaker 1: separately are choosing their candidate entirely by mail in ballot
Speaker 1: this election cycle, and will release their results on March fifth,
Speaker 1: that's Super Tuesday. The caucuses are viewed as the first
Speaker 1: snapshot of voter support for presidential candidates. Typically, those candidates
Speaker 1: will have spent months campaigning across the state, testing their
Speaker 1: messages and their appeal. Those who don't farewell sometimes opt
Speaker 1: to drop out of the race. Former President Donald Trump
Speaker 1: is heavily favored to win.
Speaker 2: Right there, man, y'all.
Speaker 1: Vote right of everything? Do they not see?
Speaker 2: No? No, no, no, no, guys, guys, they see it
Speaker 2: and they cool with it because that's them. That's them.
Speaker 2: That's why they don't see no wrong with it, because
Speaker 2: that's how they are period. Wake up, y'all, that's.
Speaker 1: How they are go to when we all vote dot
Speaker 1: org and get registered today, we'll be back right after this.
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