Electability Is a Key Issue for Voters, Says Former Executive Director of Iowa’s Democratic Party

The transcript discusses the expectations for a large turnout at the Iowa caucuses, driven by the number of candidates and anti-Trump sentiment. It explains new caucus rules aimed at reducing confusion and shortening the process, which may increase participation. The importance of engaging young voters and building the Democratic Party is highlighted, with a focus on electability and Iowa's role as a battleground state. The discussion concludes with optimism for political change in Iowa, emphasizing the need for unity to defeat Donald Trump.

What is the significance of electability in the context of the Iowa caucuses?

How does the historical voting pattern of Iowa reflect on the upcoming elections?

What are the main issues on the minds of Democrats as they approach the caucuses?