What Did — And Didn’t — Go Down In The Iowa Caucuses

Thirty-six percent of caucusgoers made up their mind in the last few days (including 12 percent who decided today), while 63 percent made up their mind before that, according to preliminary entrance poll data. Most candidates don’t seem to have a big difference in support between these two groups, though Sanders seems to have an advantage among those who made up their mind earlier.

Just a reminder about just how unrepresentative Iowa is — the preliminary entrance poll data now says that 92 percent of caucusgoers are white.

To state something pretty obvious, the closer the results are, the more the spin wars in the next few days are going to matter. (And the more annoying they’ll be.)