UPDATE 10:37 p.m. ET:
South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem, who endorsed Trump and barnstormed Iowa on his behalf in the weeks leading up the caucuses, is joining others calling on Haley and DeSantis to suspend their campaigns, drop out of the race, and unify behind Trump for president in 2024.
“Iowa spoke loud and clear. President Trump has won overwhelmingly tonight,” Noem said in a statement on Monday evening. “He got more votes than all the other candidates COMBINED.“It’s time to unite the Republican party. We need to put all our time, treasure, and talents into defeating Joe Biden and taking our country back – NOT figuring out who is in 2nd place.“Congratulations, Mr. President.”
UPDATE 10:30 p.m. ET:
A huge chunk of more votes just came in, with 77 percent reporting now in Iowa, and Trump is way above 50 percent at 51.4 percent. DeSantis is in second place at 21 percent, and Haley is in third place 18.9 percent.
UPDATE 10:22 p.m. ET:
Trump is expected to speak at his victory party in Des Moines very soon.