US Voters' Views 2008: Iowa results

In the run-up to the US presidential elections we are asking a panel of BBC News website users to share their opinions and views.

Iowa, the first to start selecting candidates for the presidential race, has chosen Barack Obama as the candidate for the Democrats and Mike Huckabee as the Republican.

Before the caucuses, we asked six Iowa residents to tell us who they were backing and why. Here, they give us their reaction to the results.

You can read their pre-caucus comments by clicking on the link below the photographs.

John F Buse Grinnell "The talk had focused on the unreliability of Obama's base" Zarmun Duke Iowa City "Our precinct made an important showing for change in America" Dorothia Rohner Madrid "Iowans sent a message that will reverberate worldwide"

Susan Sims Cedar Falls "This is not the end. Romney still has a chance" Matt Sprengeler Waterloo "Most senior citizens went with Hillary, under 40s with Obama" Your Ad Here Courtney Solberg Ames "I was extremely pleased with the results in Iowa"