Here are the poll closing times...

[usregimechange]

In Indiana..."polls shall remain open from 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. on primary day, Tuesday, May 6, 2008."

In North Carolina..."Each polling place opens at 6:30 a.m. and closes at 7:30 p.m. on Primary Day."

http://my.barackobama.com/page/content/vpcnc



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[gateley]

1. Indiana isn't very accommodating to

working people, is it. That's too bad they don't stay open a little later. nt

PS -- thanks for posting this, by the way! :hi:

[usregimechange]

3. Red state

[usregimechange]

2. Indiana will be first tome come in...

[tekisui]

13. And I predict we will know the results of NC before IN.

It will be a nail biter in IN. A wash in NC.

[VolcanoJen]

4. 12 western Indiana counties are in the Central Time Zone

Just sayin'. :-)

[usregimechange]

7. So they will be later to quit voting, meaning exit polls etc won't be up until 7est?

[slick8790]

5. So wait....does some of IN come in at 7 cause of the time zone?

Or am I reading the map wrong?

[usregimechange]

9. Looks like it...

[JustinL]

12. it looks like the entire state comes in at 7 Eastern time

The part of Indiana that's normally in the Eastern time zone doesn't observe Daylight Saving Time, so the entire state is effectively in the Central time zone right now.

[grantcart]

6. I think we have warped into another dimension and you need a map

from Lord of the Rings

[usregimechange]

8. Damn, I am confused enough without you getting medieval on my arse

[Zachstar]

10. Thanks for the Info

I guess a good time to check the results will be about what? 8 CST with speeches around 9 and 10?

[davidpdx]

11. Thanks for posting that

Ex-pat over here in Korea and was figuring out about what time to make a mad dash to the computer to check results. It looks like I'll be in class when both the polls close, but I have a break about 1/2 after NC closes. Hopefully by then we'll have some idea what happened in Indiana.

[CreekDog]

14. Polls close IN (4pm PDT/7pm EDT); NC (4:30pm PDT/7:30pm EDT)

no daylight savings means the whole state is effectively on Central Daylight Time.