Indiana: Clinton 53 Obama 47

[dave29]

Down to 6 points

[Eurobabe]

1. And the big counties near Chicago not reporting yet.

:woohoo: :woohoo:

[Nitrogenica]

2. The lead is shrinking every 20 minutes.

[saltpoint]

3. Always interesting to see a cliffhanger, and the closer the better,

and tonight especially.

[Middle finga]

4. Man if he win IN, Hillary might as well go ahead and give her

concession speech tonight

[leeman67]

5. Did CBS call it too early? They're still the only ones who have...

[Alexander]

6. Remember Missouri was called for Clinton on Super Tuesday...

before Obama won, just barely.

[saltpoint]

11. Exactly so. Hi, Alexander. That Missouri primary was a startling win for

Obama.

The Associated Press called Clinton as winner, and it went out on the wire.

Problem was, more people had voted for him than for her, and the AP had to retract the story and withdraw the projection.

[thereismore]

7. Holy shit. nt

[David__77]

8. I'll be happy with anything closer than 10.

The best thing about today is that the pool of unchosen delegates just got a lot smaller! We're in sight of the end.

[4_Legs_Good]

9. And they're still not calling it

CBS asside.

Let's see if CBS recinds their projection.

David

[featherman]

10. Looks like Obama will gain another 25000 votes yet from Hamilton and Marion

Which means that a 20,000 vote margin from Lake County (second largest) would virtually tie it.

Waiting for the networks to move to "too close to call" - THAT would be significant

[dave29]

12. INDIANA CHANGED TO TO CLOSE TO CALL

whoa