In 2008,frontloading resulted in two-thirds of Democratic and Republican delegates being chosen within six weeks of the Iowa caucus.

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This statement is true. In the 2008 election cycle, the frontloading of primaries and caucuses resulted in a large number of delegates being chosen within the first six weeks, with the Iowa caucus being the first event in the nominating process.

In 2008,frontloading Resulted in Two-Thirds of Democratic and Republican Delegates