Good to see that the Sanders campaign will fight for every vote.
Bernie Sanders's campaign will leave at least one paid staffer in Iowa to coordinate with the campaign's thousands of volunteers in the hopes of wresting delegates away from Hillary Clinton.
The eight delegates secured by O’Malley are also up for grabs.
“While we did fall a few state delegate equivalencies short, and lost a few coin tosses along the way, for us the process in Iowa just began yesterday," Devine said, referencing the fact that ties in a handful of precincts left the results up to a literal coin flip.
“Our focus in Iowa is really not about what happened yesterday, but what is going to happen during the county convention and the state convention. We want to keep building our delegate totals tier-to-tier in the caucus process. “
"Those were precinct caucuses--they are going to have county conventions, a state convention in Iowa, and we intend to work every tier of the caucus process."
Devine noted that the campaign will move most of its paid staffers to the next states, but will keep a presence in Iowa for the purpose of picking off Clinton delegates.
"We will leave one person at least," he said.
It ain’t over folks.