A burst of last-minute campaigning hitting the state of Iowa this weekend. On Friday, two top-tier candidates stumped for support in Sioux City. First, at Western Iowa Tech Community College surrogates held an event for Massachusetts Senators Elizabeth Warren. A few dozen people listened to Congresswoman Katie Porter of California who is a native of Fort Dodge, Iowa and Iowa Democratic leader John Norris. Then, South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg spoke to a crowd of about 200 at the Orpheum Theatre.

Coming up this week on The Exchange, We talk with several of the Presidential Candidates who cut a swathe through Siouxland in the week before the 2020 First in the nation presidential caucuses. One of them was former Vice President Joe Biden. We also hear from Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders And we talk with Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren. Also, we hear from a CNN reporter who has followed the candidates all over the country. And an update on a South Dakota bill that could prevent

As the Feb. 3 rd presidential nominating caucuses loom on Monday, the candidates are making a last run through Siouxland. Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren and former Mayor of South Bend, In. Pete Buttigieg are in Sioux City Friday morning. And Vice President Mike Pence is in Sioux City this morning. Yesterday, former Vice President Joe Biden was at Western Iowa Tech where a crowd of more than 250 potential caucus-goers cheered him on. Biden said he could beat President Donald Trump “like a

012820 504 Former Vice President Joe Biden is holding his lead in national polling just days ahead of the Iowa caucuses, but Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders is keeping the gap narrow. Biden takes the top spot in the latest Quinnipiac University national poll with 26% support among Democrats and Democratic-leaning voters, up slightly from 25% in a Jan. 13 survey. Sanders rose to 21% in the latest tally, up from 19% two weeks ago and his highest tally so far in the poll. Massachusetts Senator

012820 404 The Democratic Candidates are cutting a swath through Iowa in the last few days before the Feb. 3 rd presidential caucuses. Tomorrow, former Vice President Joe Biden will hold an event at Western Iowa Tech Community College. He will appear at the Rocklin Center at 1:15 p.m. A previous appearance by Biden earlier this month was canceled because of bad weather. Minnesota Senator Amy Klobuchar will be in town Thursday. On Friday morning, Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren will hold a

012820 304 The Democratic Candidates for president are making a last-minute push across the state of Iowa less than a week before the first-in-the-nation caucuses. A few more challengers have announced plans to visit Sioux City. Tomorrow, former Vice President Joe Biden will hold an event at Western Iowa Tech Community College. He will appear at the Rocklin Center at 1:15 p.m. A previous appearance by Biden earlier this month was canceled because of bad weather. Minnesota Senator Amy Klobuchar

Tuesday afternoon’s Woodbury County Supervisors’ meeting will be missing one local lawmaker. As Siouxland Public Media’s Sheila Brummer reports Supervisor Jeremy Taylor isn’t expected to attend. Woodbury County Supervisor Taylor is weighing his legal options after County Auditor Pat Gill revoked his voter registration on Friday and then Monday said he is ineligible to serve on the board. Gill says it will take a court order to reinstate Taylor. Gill ruled evidence showed Taylor’s primary

Democratic candidate for president Bernie Sanders used his brief time off from the impeachment trial this weekend to campaign in Siouxland. He stopped in Sioux City Sunday night after visiting Storm Lake earlier in the day. Siouxland Public Media’s Sheila Brummer was there as he brought some star power to the Convention Center. The band “Portugal. The Man” entertains a group of more than 1,100. A rock concert atmosphere full of energized supporters for Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders in Sioux

Following script is a longer version of a Siouxland Public Media special report: The Iowa Caucuses are about a week away and for the past several months the candidates have sought out the support of Siouxlanders. Siouxland Public Media’s Sheila Brummer covered many of these campaign events and found insight from a young, but informed source with aspirations of her own. Disco lights and an occasional Disney tune set the scene for roller skating night at Girls Inc. in Sioux City, Iowa. “I’m Maggie

Katie Rock is the Campaign Representative for Iowa with the Sierra Club’s “Beyond Coal” campaign. She will be traveling from Des Moines to take part in two different events in Sioux City on Tuesday, January 28 th . Rock talked to Siouxland Public Media’s Sheila Brummer about her thoughts on the impact of coal energy and the transition to cleaner forms of energy. Rock’s first event is at noon at the Holiday Inn in Sioux City. She will be sharing her mission with attendees of the Siouxland