Democratic Indiana Primary results thread (first polls close at 6pm ET)

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I agree with having open and semi closed primaries.

Okay here's a theory - are there any particularly hipster/whiter areas of Indianapolis? Maybe that's the areas currently reporting.

Word among elections followers on Twitter is that, just as in a lot of other cities, the white neighborhoods of Indianapolis and its satellite cities tend to report earlier.

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A lot of the rural counties are starting to flip to Sanders.

Yeah, Sanders leads in all of about a half dozen counties that have finished or nearly finished reporting.

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Am I the only one who's sick of Bernie's canned Wall Street speeches schtick?

They're not really written for the sake of those of us who will see them a dozen times on CSPAN.

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MSNBC has called Indiana for Sanders.

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Turnout in Perry County:

Democrats: 2472
Republicans: 2414

It also appears to be Clinton's fourth best county in the state, after Ohio (very small number of votes), Scott, and Lake.

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RIP decent looking primary map

It's not so bad, actually: http://i.imgur.com/6NfRLiS.png

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RIP decent looking primary map

It's not so bad, actually: http://i.imgur.com/6NfRLiS.png

You have Minnesota county data?

The Twin Cities required minimal guesswork based on the reported results: IIRC, it's mathematically possible, but extremely unlikely, that my estimate produced the wrong gradient in - I think - only two counties.