Nevada, North Dakota, and Wyoming have Democratic Party caucuses: Here's how they plan to avoid another Iowa situation

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• The Iowa Democratic Caucus descended into chaos on Monday when the reported malfunction of a new app meant to streamline the process led to problems.
• The results from Iowa began to come in about 24 hours after the caucus began. 
• Nevada, North Dakota, and Wyoming will join Iowa later this year in holding a caucus over a primary, and all three states say they expect to avoid a similar situation. 
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It took almost 24 hours for the Iowa Democratic Party to begin to release results from the nation's first official event of the 2020 election cycle. The IDP attributed the delay to a malfunction of software in an app that was developed to streamline the process this year. 

Nevada, which will hold the next caucus on February 22, said earlier Tuesday it would not use the app. The Democratic Pary's in Wyoming and North Dakota told Business Insider they would not use the app during their caucuses either. 



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