https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/elect...gvC?li=BBZdWbk
A representative from Senator Elizabeth Warren's campaign took aim at  her rivals Pete Buttigieg and Bernie Sanders on Tuesday morning, after  the Iowa Democratic Party delayed releasing results from the Monday  evening caucuses.
Sanders and Buttigieg both released preliminary  and incomplete results compiled by their respective campaigns' captains,  with both suggesting that they had won in Iowa. Buttigieg took it a  step further, declaring on Monday evening that he would go on to New  Hampshire "victorious." In Tuesday morning interviews, the former South  Bend, Indiana, mayor doubled down on that claim.
"Any campaign  saying they won or putting out incomplete numbers is contributing to the  chaos and misinformation," Joe Rospars, Warren's chief strategist,  tweeted in an apparent criticism of the Massachusetts senator's fellow  contenders.
Roger Lau, Warren's campaign manager, tweeted later on  Tuesday that the senator's team would provide its own results directly  to the Iowa Democratic Party.
"Our campaign collected photos and  other raw documentation of the results at hundreds of caucus locations  as part of our internal reporting process," Lau tweeted. "Today we will  provide what we have to the Iowa Democratic Party to help ensure the  integrity of their process."
A spokesperson for Buttigieg's campaign told 
Newsweek  that its data was drawn from more than 1,200 of Iowa's more than 1,600  precincts. "As a result, we know that Pete built the coalition that  proves he is the best positioned to beat Donald Trump in November," the  representative said.
Newsweek also reached out to press representatives for Sanders' campaign, but they did not respond before publication.
In  an early Tuesday morning press release, the Sanders campaign said it  was releasing data compiled by its captains in nearly 40 percent of  Iowa's precincts. They said the move was in "the interest of full  transparency."
Sanders did not go so far as to declare victory on  Monday evening, however, even though his campaign's incomplete numbers  showed him with a clear lead.
"I have a strong feeling that at  some point the results will be announced, and when those results are  announced, I have a good feeling we're going to be doing very, very well  here in Iowa," the Vermont senator told a crowd of supporters a little  before midnight.
The Iowa Democratic Party said the majority of  results from the Iowa caucuses will be released by 5 p.m. EST. Iowa  results are normally released just a couple of hours after the caucuses  across the state conclude. But the state's Democratic Party struggled to  tally the final totals, citing "inconsistencies" on Monday evening.
"We  found inconsistencies in the reporting of three sets of results. In  addition to the tech systems being used to tabulate results, we are also  using photos of results and a paper trail to validate that all results  match and ensure that we have confidence and accuracy in the numbers we  report," the party said in an official statement.
"This is simply a  reporting issue. The app did not go down, and this is not a hack or an  intrusion. The underlying data and paper trail is sound and will simply  take time to further report the results," the statement added.
H... is already marginalizing Lizzie - she is just blaming Bernie and others for what the DNC is doing. hilarious to watch the Fascist DPST cannibalism.