• Democratic presidential hopefuls Pete Buttigieg and Bernie Sanders tied in the Iowa caucuses on Monday.
• Sanders won the popular vote but split the delegates with the former mayor of South Bend, Indiana.
• Elizabeth Warren placed third, followed by former vice president Joe Biden.
• President Donald Trump handily won the Republican caucuses, which also took place on Monday.

Results

Candidate	Iowa results		Delegates
	Votes	Share	State	National
Sanders	45,842	26.6%	562	12
Buttigieg	43,274	25%	563	14
Warren	34,934	20.2%	388	8
Biden	23,630	13.7%	340	6
Klobuchar	21,121	12.2%	264	1
Yang	1,759	1%	22	0

Final-alignment votes from 1,678 precincts in Iowa and 87 satellite caucuses around the world. Table does not list candidates who won under 1 percent support, nor uncommitted caucusgoers. 1,991 delegates needed to win the nomination.

Analysis

• Steve Keller: Buttigieg now needs to start overperforming in places that are far less suited to him than Iowa.
• Nick Ottens: If Biden doesn’t recover, and Buttigieg underperforms in Nevada and South Carolina, there would be a real opening for Bloomberg.