Bernie Sanders said he expects to do 'very, very well' in Iowa amid delay in results

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• Sen. Bernie Sanders said he had a "good feeling" that he'd done "very, very well" in the Iowa caucuses amid an unexpected delay in results. 
• Other 2020 Democrats did not sound quite as positive about their chances as they addressed supporters while waiting for the results. 
• The Iowa Democratic Party blamed the delay on "inconsistencies in the reporting of three sets of results," as questions were raised over the use of a new app to report precinct results. 
• Meanwhile, Mayor Pete Buttigieg appeared to claim victory before any results were in. 
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Sen. Bernie Sanders sounded extremely positive about his chances in the Iowa caucuses late on Monday night amid an unexpected delay in results.

The delay was linked to issues with a new app being used by the Iowa Democratic Party to report precinct results, though the party denied that the app crashed.  

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