Doing well in the Iowa caucuses is about putting together a coalition of voters, stitching together slices of the electorate across the state. Here is where the leading Democratic presidential hopefuls might look for support.
The Iowa Democratic Party is preparing for potentially record turnout in the Feb. 3 caucuses, but those participating will still represent only a fraction of the state’s voters.
More than a third of registered voters are independents, with the rest roughly evenly split between Democrats and Republicans. Even a record-setting turnout would likely amount to less than half of registered Democrats.
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