Iowa announces plan to start releasing caucus results Tuesday

The Iowa Democratic Party announced a plan to start releasing the delayed results of Monday’s caucuses.

Party chairman Troy Price told presidential campaigns on a conference call Tuesday that “we are going to release the majority of results that we have by 4 p.m. today” – 3 p.m. Arizona time.

Technical problems have delayed the release of results from the first-in-the-nation contest, leaving campaigns and the public in the dark.

Price says the party is collecting paper records from more than 1,600 caucus sites “to make sure we have all of the documented information in place.”

Price says results from about 50% of precincts should be released Tuesday. It was not clear when the final results would be available.

Click here for more on the issues that caused the Iowa caucus results to be delayed and the latest developments.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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