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Editors: The 2016 race for president begins with the Iowa caucuses on Feb. 1. Here are AP's all-formats coverage plans, with detailed notes for broadcast and visual formats after the plans for text. The caucuses begin at 8 p.m. EST, and results are expected in the late evening. All times listed are Eastern. This advisory has been updated to include spot and enterprise coverage plans for the final weekend of campaigning before the caucuses. Questions? Contact U.S. Political Editor David Scott at dtscott@ap.org, or the AP's Nerve Center in New York at 212-621-1600. TEXT/WEEKEND OF JAN. 30-31 CAMPAIGN 2016-THE CHOICE TO COME - For Republicans and Democrats alike, the 2016 election is a contest shaped by Americans disaffected by their party and government, anxious about a changing economy and fearful of an evolving threat of Islamic terrorism. The Iowa caucuses will be the first test of what direction frustrated voters want their parties — and the country — to take. Narrative. By White House Correspondent Julie Pace. UPCOMING: 1,500 words, photos. With: CAMPAIGN 2016-THE CHOICE TO COME-ABRIDGED, 750 words, photos. CAMPAIGN 2016-DONOR DISCLOSURE - On the eve of what may be a long slog through the primary calendar to select the candidates for president, fundraising reports due Sunday night will show who has the cash need to power through and who will be scrambling to raise the money needed to keep their White House bids afloat. By Julie Bykowicz. UPCOMING: 800 words, photos. CAMPAIGN 2016-OH THE POLLS - For more than a year, preference polls have been the arbiter of who's up and who's down in the presidential race. Soon, we'll have actual votes — and with them, the prospect of yet another cautionary tale about spending too much time looking at polls. Block text. By Calvin Woodward. UPCOMING: 750 words, photos. CAMPAIGN 2016-WHAT'S A CAUCUS - More than 40 years ago, a scheduling quirk vaulted Iowa to the front of the presidential nominating process, and ever since, most White House hopefuls have devoted enormous time and money to winning the state's caucuses — a process that's not as simple as getting voters to cast a simple ballot. Block text. By Scott McFetridge. UPCOMING: 700 words, photos. The above stories will move no later than 3 a.m. Saturday, Jan. 30, for use any time during the weekend of Jan. 30-31. A package of glances with a detailed look at the major candidates for president will also move at this time. TEXT/JAN. 31 2016-ELECTION RDP - Mainbar. Running on the final day before the Iowa caucuses. Narrative. UPCOMING: 800 words by 4 p.m., photos. Updates throughout the day. 2016-ELECTION-THE LATEST - A running account of the penultimate day of campaigning ahead of Monday's Iowa caucuses. UPCOMING: 130 words by 8 a.m., photos. Updates throughout the day. CAMPAIGN 2016-MONEY-NEWS GUIDE - The latest presidential fundraising reports are due to federal regulators Sunday at midnight. A look at what they reveal about the candidates and their campaigns. Block text. UPCOMING: 800-1000 words by 5 p.m., photos. Updates throughout the day. TEXT/EARLY HOURS OF FEB. 1 2016-ELECTION RDP - Mainbar. A preview of the Iowa caucuses. This is an analytical reader that should largely stand until late-afternoon, with updates on merits in the event of breaking news. Narrative. UPCOMING: 800 words by 3 a.m., photos. 2016-ELECTION-NEWS GUIDE - All you need to know about the Iowa caucuses. Stands until results are available. Block text. UPCOMING: 800-1,000 words by 3 a.m., photos. 2016-ELECTION-WATCHING MONDAY - What to watch for in the Iowa caucuses. Block text. UPCOMING: 750 words by 3 a.m., photos. TEXT/MORNING OF FEB. 1 2016-ELECTION-THE LATEST - A running account of the final day of campaigning ahead of the evening Iowa caucuses. UPCOMING: 130 words by 8 a.m., photos. TEXT/AFTERNOON AND EVENING OF FEB. 1 2016-ELECTION RDP - Mainbar. A running story that captures the day in full and results for both parties in the Iowa caucuses. Narrative. UPCOMING: 800 words by 4 p.m., photos. Updated throughout the night. 2016-ELECTION-THE LATEST - A running account of results and the latest news. Updated throughout the night. 2016-ELECTION-NEWS GUIDE - All you need to know about the Iowa caucuses, updated with results. Block text. UPCOMING: 800-1,000 words by 9 p.m., photos. Updated throughout the night. DEM 2016-IOWA - Lead sidebar on the outcome of the vote in the Democratic caucuses. UPCOMING: 600 words by 4 p.m., photos. Updated throughout the night. GOP 2016-IOWA - Lead sidebar on the outcome of the vote in the Republican caucuses. UPCOMING: 600 words by 4 p.m., photos. Updated throughout the night. 2016-ELECTION-IOWA VOTES - Sidebar built around interviews with Iowa caucuses voters. Narrative. UPCOMING: 500 words by 9 p.m., 800 words by 11 p.m., photos. 2016-ELECTION-VOTERS-PHOTO GALLERY - A curated photo gallery, pairing quotes from Iowa caucus voters and their photos. Quote box. UPCOMING: 800 words by 9 p.m., photos. 2016-ELECTION-WATCHING TUESDAY - What to watch for the day after the Iowa caucuses. Block text. UPCOMING: 500 words by 9 p.m., photos. 2016-ELECTION-EXIT POLL - Highlights of the exit poll. Short summary and five to six items. Block text. UPCOMING: 800 words by 9 p.m., photos. TEXT/EARLY HOURS OF FEB. 2 2016-ELECTION RDP - Mainbar. An updated story that looks ahead to the campaign in New Hampshire. Narrative. UPCOMING: 800 words by 3 a.m., photos. 2016-ELECTION-TAKEAWAYS - Key highlights, takeaways from the results of the Iowa caucuses, pitching forward to the impact on New Hampshire. Block text. New. UPCOMING: 800 words by 3 a.m., photos. 2016-ELECTION-NEWS GUIDE - All you need to know about the Iowa caucuses. Updated for overnight. Block text. UPCOMING: 800-1,000 words by 3 a.m., photos. 2016-ELECTION-WATCHING TUESDAY - What to watch for the day after the Iowa caucuses. Updated for overnight. Block text. UPCOMING: 500 words by 3 a.m., photos. 2016-ELECTION RDP-PHOTO GALLERY - A curated photo gallery, pairing quotes from the candidates, their supporters and their photos. Quote box. UPCOMING: 800 words by 3 a.m., photos. TEXT/MORNING OF FEB. 2 2016-ELECTION RDP - Mainbar. A running story that captures the day after the vote and the shift of the race to New Hampshire. Narrative. UPCOMING: 600 words by 9 a.m., 800 words by 4 p.m., photos. 2016-ELECTION-THE LATEST - A running account of breaking news the day after Iowa caucuses. UPCOMING: 130 words by 8 a.m., photos. Updated throughout the day. 2010-ELECTION-HOW IT HAPPENED - An explanation of the results of the Iowa caucuses, based on an analysis of poll results and vote count data. Block text. UPCOMING: 800 words by 4 p.m., photos. PHOTOS Spot photo coverage is planned from select candidates during the day, with coverage expedited from the caucus night rallies of the major candidates. Coverage is planned from both a Republican and Democratic caucus. VIDEO AP will provide last-minute campaigning, caucuses sites, results and post-caucus speech coverage for AP Television, APVUS and online customers, as well as interviews with voters and analysis of the outcome. AP will provide a mix of live, edits and video packages on Monday through the late evening results and into Tuesday as the focus shifts to New Hampshire. AUDIO Anchored Coverage: Live special reports (LSRs) will begin at 7:20 p.m. EST, with reporting from Jerry Bodlander and Sagar Meghani in Iowa. LSRs will run at :20 and :40 past the hour and will be :59 in duration, ending after outcomes are clear. The LSRs will air on the main channel, AP-1. Unanchored Coverage: Post-caucus speeches will be carried on special events channels AP-2 and AP-3. Sound from these events will be available on PrimeCuts and via satellite on the hourly cuts feeds. INTERACTIVE An interactive delegate tracker will provide a tally of allocated delegates and will be updated throughout the night. GRAPHICS A caucus results graphic ELN IOWA CAUCUSES will move by 11 p.m., and will be updated as needed throughout the night. The AP

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