Hey Bernie, don't waste your time to recount the votes, look at Bill Gates/Microsofts FREE App for answers :-) We all know Hitlery could not have gotten that many votes. Although we're not rooting for you, either. But, we would like the truth to come out.

Sen. Bernie Sanders Iowa campaign is questioning the results of Monday's caucuses.

After all precincts were reported Tuesday morning, the Iowa Democratic Party reported Hillary Clinton won 49.8 percent of state delegate equivalents in the Democratic Iowa caucuses. Bernie Sanders took 49.6 percent of delegate equivalents.

Sanders' campaign staff believes there may be discrepancies between the paper vote tallies at the precinct level and numbers that were reported to the state party.
http://www.desmoinesregister.com/story/news/elections/presidential/caucus/2016/02/02/sanders-camp-questions-iowa-caucus-results/79698946/

With all precincts reporting, the Iowa Democratic Party said Tuesday morning that Hillary Clinton had edged Sanders on the number of delegates awarded, 49.8 percent to 49.6 percent. Clinton’s campaign declared victory even before the final tallies were released.

Weaver said his campaign is reviewing tally sheets and “looking into a few other issues,” which he declined to name.

In an interview, Weaver also said that he has no second thoughts about Sanders diverting from the Iowa campaign trail last week to hold a pair of rallies in Minnesota, a state with caucuses March 1.

The events last Tuesday in Duluth and St. Paul drew more than 20,000 people but kept Sanders from making stops in Iowa for half the day, in what turned out to be the tightest Democratic caucuses in state history.

“This is a national campaign,” Weaver said. “We’re going to be campaigning all over the country. Those were good events for us.”

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/post-politics/wp/2016/02/02/sanders-campaign-reviewing-iowa-caucus-totals-says-actual-result-may-never-be-known/

"We feel like that there’s a very, very good chance that there (are discrepancies)," said campaign spokeswoman Rania Batrice. "It's not that we think anybody did anything intentionally, but human error happens."