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CAUCUS SIMULATION

IOWA CAUCUS SIMULATION Draw a candidate to support. You may switch off with another student Draw a precinct to represent. The voters in each precinct will meet as a caucus.

MONONA COUNTY, IOWA

County Seat: Onawa, Pop. 2998 The Eskimo Pie Was Invented Here

Onawa claims to have the widest main street in the country.

Simulation Voting Age Population 61 Precincts Voters Delegates Blencoe 5 3 Castana 3 1 Franklin 5 3 Mapleton 7 5 Moorhead 5 3 Onawa 13 7 Rodney 5 3 Soldier 5 3 Turin 5 3 Ute 3 1 Whiting 5 3

Viability Threshold One delegate – whoever gets the most votes gets the delegate. Three delegates – 16.66% of voters (one-sixth, but since each 3-delegate precinct has five voters, it’s one-fifth) Four or more delegates (Mapleton, Onawa): 15% of votes.

CANDIDATE SUPPORT Des Moines Register/Bloomberg Poll, Jan. 2016 Clinton 42% = 25 of 61 voters Sanders 40% = 24 voters Uncommitted 14% = 9 voters O’Malley 4% = 3 voters