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How the Iowa caucuses work: These graphics explain the process

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In Iowa for TODAY’s special coverage of the caucuses Monday, Willie Geist and Al Roker use graphics to explain the complexities of the Iowa caucus system, which differs between the two major parties. A new poll shows Donald Trump leading Ted Cruz by 5 points among Republicans, and Democratic candidates Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders in a virtual deadlock.Feb. 1, 2016

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