How to Follow the Election on Instagram

The primaries are finally upon us. After an 18-month-long early campaign, voters in Iowa will caucus on Feb. 1, followed by New Hampshire, South Caroline and Nevada later this month.

With close to 100 million Instagram users in the U.S. alone, this presidential campaign will be the first one to be extensively covered on the photo-sharing app.

Ahead of the first, TIME compiled a guide on how to follow the campaign on Instagram – the photographers and politicians to follow, as well as the hashtags to monitor.

The Most Popular Hashtags

It goes without saying, the #iowa, #newhampshire and #election2016 hashtag are your obvious first destination. But you can refine your search with #iowacaucus and#iacaucus.

If you’re a Bernie Sanders supporter, look for #feelthebern and #iowaforbernie. For the Trump fans, #makeamericagreatagain is the obvious choice.

See the Photographers Covering the Campaign

Natalie Keyssar

Mark Peterson

Brendan Hoffman

Evan Vucci

Eric Thayer

Doug Mills

Mark Kauzlarich

Melina Mara

Mark Abramson

Joshua Lott

Hilary Swift

Daniel Acker

Aaron P. Bernstein

Charles Ommanney

Patrick Fallon

Justin Sullivan

M. Scott Brauer

Nate Gowdy

The Candidates’ Instagram Accounts

Hillary Clinton

Bernie Sanders

Martin O’Malley

Donald Trump

Ted Cruz

Marco Rubio

John Kasich

Jeb Bush

Chris Christie

Rand Paul

Ben Carson

Carly Fiorina

Rick Santorum

Mike Huckabee