Campaign officials for the leading Democratic presidential candidates on Friday were eagerly awaiting the release of the first significant poll from Iowa in nearly two months, a drought that has left a murky picture of the Democratic primary race in a state that conducts its first-in-the-nation caucuses in less than four weeks.
The Des Moines Register/CNN poll, which will be released at 6 p.m. Eastern, is considered the most authoritative of Iowa caucusgoers, and the results will be intensely analyzed for signs that any candidate has momentum heading into the Feb. 3 caucuses. CONT.
Sydney Ember, New York Times