The top contenders are holding dozens of events all around Iowa, racing across the state to make their case to as many voters as possible
The Democratic candidates for president are looking for one last chance to make a splash before Iowans pick their winner on Monday.
POLITICO reporters are spread out across Iowa following the top candidates — so check back throughout the day as we update this story with key moments and new developments on the campaign trail.Sunday's campaigning will conclude Biden's big cross-state Iowa swing ahead of the caucuses, which he's going into as a co-frontrunner. Biden starts the morning in Dubuque and ends with an early evening rally in Des Moines .
Biden's remarks seemed disjointed and went on at length. But he struck a chord in attacking President Donald Trump’s decisions domestically and overseas. At one point, Biden told the crowd he refused to bow to Vladimir Putin, winning him an extended standing ovation.Buttigieg will appear on five Sunday shows and a pair of Iowa rallies the day before the caucuses. But the driving conversation on those shows and at those events will be the poll that never was.
The “number one” thing that “unites” everyone, Klobuchar said Saturday, is “beating Donald Trump.” After a winding speech that covered the impeachment trial, farmers, and climate change, Klobuchar ended on her final, central pitch: electability.
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