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FLASH SALE ENDS SOON Get one year for $100 $50 More than a year after the first Democratic presidential campaigns kicked off, voters will finally start the process of voting to pick a nominee with the Iowa caucuses today. With unlimited access, follow our reporting out of Iowa to learn how the caucuses work, why the results of today matter, and more. Save 50% today Cancel anytime. How to follow our election coverage 1. Turn on breaking news alerts in our app Get updates and caucus results by enabling politics alerts in the Washington Post app. If you don't already have the app, download it now » 2. Bookmark the results page We expect results to start rolling in around 8:‌30 p.‌m. Eastern. The results page is where we'll update the tallies and break down the results by age, gender, a voter's most-important issue and more. Bookmark this page and come back to it tonight » 3. Sign up for The Trailer newsletter Reporter Dave Weigel is writing his newsletter, The Trailer, straight from Iowa. Weigel will put the wins and losses into perspective for the race ahead. Sign up to get his essential analysis about tonight's results delivered to your inbox tomorrow » 4. Take the candidate quiz If you're curious which of the many Democratic candidates share your beliefs (or if you're second-guessing your first choice), answer these questions and we'll show you who agrees with you most. Take the quiz » 5. Learn why Iowa is such a big deal Post reporters have been covering Iowa for months, looking for clues about how the Democratic caucuses might play out and asking big questions about the state's unique role as a political influencer. Catch up on the race with these stories: How the Iowa caucuses work Democrats have made significant changes this time. Why does Iowa get to go first? We can only watch and wonder what it means for the rest of us. The bruising hunt for a candidate to love A mother and daughter struggle to pick a favorite. Suburban Democrats are trying to stage a political takeover in Iowa Some activists are deploying aggressive new tactics. Once you're caught up, join us for our live show starting at 8 p.‌m. Eastern. See you then.   ⓒ 2020 The Washington Post 1301 K St NW, Washington, DC 20071 You received this email because you are registered on washingtonpost.com or have signed up for a newsletter. Unsubscribe from promotional emails from The Washington Post.