66% of Iowa voters think Joe Biden did not win 2020 legitimately: CNN entrance poll

The entrance polling, conducted by CNN, asked respondents "Do you think Biden legitimately won in 2020?" Out of over 1,600 respondents, 66 percent answered "no."

Among those who voted for former President Donald Trump in the Caucuses, 69 percent of them answered the same.

Out of 271 responses from Independent voters, a majority of 58 percent also agreed with the sentiment.

Other questions asked included whether Trump would be "fit for presidency, if convicted of a crime?" Among caucus goers, 65 percent said that he still would be fit for the office while 31 percent did not think he would be.

A common pattern among both these questions was that the majority who voted for Haley answered "yes" to Biden winning the 2020 election as well believing that Trump would not be fit for the presidency if he was convicted of a crime. Most Trump voters responded in an opposing fashion.

source: https://www.cnn.com/

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis came in second behind Trump in overall caucus results and pulled support from younger voters as well as college graduates. Ramaswamy performed in similar fashion from the younger voting bloc.

In the presidential race of 2016 when Trump went through the Iowa Causes the first time around, Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX) ended up winning the state with Trump and then Senator Marco Rubio (R-FL) behind him within a few points.

This time around, Trump was awarded half of the 40 delegates from Iowa and beat DeSantis as the runner up by close to 30 points.