The Iowa Democratic Party's state convention looks a lot less dramatic
now than it did from the perspective of late April. The primary
season, after a six-week hiatus, had just kicked into high gear again
with Hillary Clinton's Pennsylvania win, yet Barack Obama had math on
his side. Every delegate seat was filled at Iowa's April 26
congressional district conventions, and it looked like the June 14
state convention could be a fight-to-the-death battle for some of the
last available national delegates. Never before had those late in the
game delegates meant so much. But everything has changed.

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