The Democratic National Committee is poised to take away the outsize role Iowa has played in kicking off the party’s presidential nominating process for 50 years
Iowa’s presidential caucuses have for the past five decades awarded the small, mostly white state an oversize sway in the nation’s politics, providing local leaders with access to powerful politicians, boosting profits for restaurants and hotels and helping secure deferential treatment for corn-based ethanol and other segments of its economy.
But the prominence the state has enjoyed appears almost certain to be diminished following a decision by a powerful Democratic National Committee panel to take away
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