Here is where you can watch Des Moines count the votes in real time
The doors are now open at caucus locations across Iowa, where the very first votes of the 2016 election season are about to be cast. While coverage is ongoing on national networks such as CNN, Fox News, and MSNBC, you can also easily tune in to the Hawkeye State's own local broadcast. Des Moines-based TV station WHO-13 has reporters across the state following the results — as well as a team of meteorologists keeping tabs on an oncoming blizzard that voters are eyeing warily. Watch live, below.
Results are expected around 10 or 11 p.m. CST. Follow The Week's coverage of the Iowa caucuses, here.
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