Republican presidential candidate Dr. Ben Carson speaks at a town hall, Jan. 6, 2016. (AP Photo/Jae C. Hong)
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Ben Carson Will ‘Likely’ Leave Iowa Early Tonight, but He Won't Be Headed to New Hampshire
February 01, 2016
"Ben Carson will likely speak at his victory party in Iowa before caucus results are in so he can catch a flight."
Following the Iowa caucuses, Ben Carson reportedly will not go to New Hampshire or South Carolina. He will go home.
According to CNN'S Chris Moody, Carson will head back to Florida for some "R&R" following a speech at his Iowa victory party. Moody reported that the speech will likely be before the caucus results are officially in so that he can catch an early flight to Florida.
"Ben Carson's campaign tells me he plans to stay in the race beyond Iowa no matter what the results are tonight," Moody tweeted.
Ben Carson will likely speak at his victory party in Iowa before caucus results are in so he can catch a flight.
— Chris Moody (@moody) February 2, 2016
Carson won't go to NH/SC, but instead will head home to Florida for some R&R. He'll be in DC Thursday for the National Prayer Breakfast.
— Chris Moody (@moody) February 2, 2016
Ben Carson's campaign tells me he plans to stay in the race beyond Iowa no matter what the results are tonight.
— Chris Moody (@moody) February 2, 2016
Carson is still expected to travel to Washington, D.C. to attend the annual National Prayer Breakfast on Thursday.
UPDATE 8:30 P.M.: Carson's spokesperson confirmed that he will leave Iowa early to avoid the winter storm and get "fresh clothes."
.@RealBenCarson leaving Des Moines later tonight to avoid storm. Not suspending -- getting fresh clothes then back out Wednesday
— Jason Osborne (@Jmrhosborne)February 2, 2016
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