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

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Clinton lead dropping like a rock

A large precinct reporting from Bloomington. A bunch of students, of course. So early in the night, any large precinct makes for large oscillations.

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Trump and Clinton now have the same % of the vote in Indiana.

And both are ahead in all but 1 counties reporting so far.

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So far, with nothing from Indianapolis and with Gary still voting, it appears that Clinton is doing pretty good.

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She is up to 55%. Pretty good performance around Fort Wayne.

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So who is looking to win here?

Too early, but preponderance of evidence suggests Clinton is not doing badly.

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Vigo?!

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No Indianapolis results at all yet. I find it HIGHLY doubtful that Sanders can overtake her unless some of those rural counties start flipping in his favor fast. Has anybody been tracking the margins to see if they've pulled any closer?

Most of the counties have only had one reporting batch of a couple of precincts at most. Too early.

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Clinton lead dropping a bit at 4% in.

South Bend, i.e. Notre Dame, coming in. It is, basically, just the university towns that are holding Sanders numbers up somewhat. We will see this again with Tippecanoe (West Lafayette, Purdue) or with Muncie (Ball State). The trouble is, Indiana does not have too many universities.

Update: actually, I missed that Delaware county (Muncie) is already reporting in favor of Clinton. So, not even Ball State

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CST is about to stop voting. Declaration?

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Sanders wins Men 60-40, Women 52-48.

Does not look like that for the moment.

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There has been some adjustment of initial numbers in Vigo. Clinton is still ahead, though, but not by a ridiculous margin.

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Clinton's lead is kind of dying atm. Not sure how that will turn out, but she's only ahead 52-48 now.

Adjustment of an error in Vigo. But even with that NYT still thinks she will be 6% ahead in the end.