Lead is under 40,000 in Indiana

[TheFarseer]

Union Co is still out, which might give Clinton 1000 votes, Monroe Co is still out which should net Obama 3000, some Indy area is still out as well as some Porter, some LaPorte and a 3% of Hancock - which should be about a draw or maybe slightly for Obama. Oh and Lake County and who knows how many votes that will net Obama. Wow, this is close.

[Kittycat]

1. Source?

[TheFarseer]

4. here's your source

http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/primaries/results/state/#val=IN

[usregimechange]

2. Monroe will give him an additional 3,000

[usregimechange]

3. Lake may or may not give him the remaining 36,000

[usregimechange]

5. Plus, this is the biggest Blue county, more Dem voters so we can't go by census data

[muryan]

6. she picked up about 4,000 votes

over the last 6% reporting. But over 220,000 votes outstanding, most from Obama strongholds

[Doityourself]

7. Per Russert: still 220,000 votes outstanding in Indiana

[TahitiNut]

8. Russert (just now): "This could go either way."

220,000 votes outstanding in Obama strongholds - with 39,000 separating them.

[Coexist]

9. CNN switched from "Too early to call" to "Too close to call"

[ErinBerin84]

10. oh man, Russert just had the creepiest look on his face!

[skooooo]

15. what was it??

I mean what made him have the creepy look?

[TheFarseer]

11. forgot 1/3 of Hendricks is still out

and 12% of Howard, but this will net Clinton less than 1000

[gristy]

12. Russert just said that now on MSNBC

He also said that 200,000 votes are yet to be counted, and that those votes are "in Obama strongholds"

:bounce:

[book_worm]

13. 220,000 votes still out according to Russert, mostly in Obama strongholds.

[Upton]

14. Meanwhile Obama's lead is at 212,000 in NC

that popular vote argument of her campaign is no longer feasible.