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Smaller in population than several U.S. cities, the state of Iowa has become an unexpected and unparalleled proving ground for would-be presidential candidates. The Iowa caucuses provide a unique brand of retail politics, on the decline in an age of multi-million dollar advertising blitzes. Potential candidates have gone to extraordinary lengths to impress Iowa's voters, dying their hair, changing their wardrobes, posing--and giving speech after speech. This book chronicles the most important events of each Iowa caucus since 1972 and reveals how the unassuming Midwestern state came to be an unlikely powerhouse in presidential politics.
Contents
Table of Contents
Preface
Introduction
One—1964
Two—1968
Three—1972
Four—1976
Five—1980
Six—1984
Seven—1988
Eight—1992
Nine—1996
Ten—2000
Eleven—2004
Twelve—2008
Thirteen—The Media Influence
Fourteen—Thirty-Six Years of High Expectations
Appendix A: The Record Book
Appendix B: The Participants
Appendix C: Year by Year
Chapter Notes
Bibliography
Index