Iowa Caucus 2016

The organisation operated a website under the domain 2016iowacaucus.com, also known as Iowa Caucus 2016, based in the United States. It provided information pertaining to the 2016 Iowa Republican caucus process, likely including details about voting locations, candidate positions, and caucus procedures. The site was active during the pre‑caucus period in January 2016. On January 25, 2016 the website was hacked and defaced by a group identifying as Anonymous Conservative. The attackers replaced the homepage with a manifesto criticizing Sarah Palin's endorsement of Donald Trump.

They called Palin a "national embarrassment" and blamed her for broader political issues. The defacement persisted for multiple days, disrupting the site during a critical pre‑caucus period when voters were preparing to select delegates. The incident followed prior cyber disruptions targeting Trump's campaign infrastructure, though no direct link to other hacker collectives was confirmed. No explicit information about the organisation's size, ownership, parent or subsidiary status is available in the source material. Consequently, the site appears to have been a temporary, event‑specific information resource rather than a permanent commercial enterprise.