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

[Unconditional Surrender Truman]

This is very small-scale, but...

In the Hamilton Co. precinct where I was a poll worker, the final tally was 69 for Sanders, 56 for Clinton. Combined turnout for both parties was 53%. Most of the people who voted were white and over 30, but a not-insignificant number were first-time voters; six were African-Americans, and somewhere around a dozen were Asian-Americans (judging by their names).

[Unconditional Surrender Truman]

I'd like to semi-apologize for my rude comments about Indiana. Sanders is still a wonderful fit for this state and I expect him to narrowly win due to the angry male populist voters in this state who are tired of the Washington establishment (which is why Trump won on the Republican side).

Trump is the establishment. Please with all due respect, wake up

How on earth does Trump qualify as an "establishment" candidate, considering basically the establishment has been scrambling to block his nomination since the first debate? Whether or not someone is part of the establishment has to do with connections, not ideology.