Indiana and N.C. CNN Map?

[JustAnotherGen]

Okay - so I'm waking up with a smile on my face . . . Someone schoo lme - why are Indiana and N.C. still gray?

NC - 100% of Precincts Reporting
Obama 2,101,986 50%
McCain 2,089,826 49%

IN - 100% of Precints Reporting
Obama 1,352,356 50%
McCain 1,329,370 49%

Why are they behind on updating that map? What's going on?

ETA: The Link http://www.cnn.com/

[mmonk]

1. Provisional ballots.

[Gore1FL]

2. Missouri should be red (unfortunately) too.

They probably sent everyone home last night when the overal race was decided. It'll be updated.

[yourguide]

3. Looks like MSNBC called indiana

NC hasnt been called yet.

[catgirl]

5. Who won?

[yourguide]

8. O bam a!

[JustAnotherGen]

4. Thanks guys

:pals: Now I know where to start. Heading out to buy a bunch of newspapers! ;-)

[dennis4868]

6. I just started a thread...

with the same question regarding Indiana....

[WeDidIt]

7. Provisional and absentees

It's close in both states and you still have provisional and absentee ballots outstanding.

NBC Called IN for Obama, though.

[TalkingDog]

9. because we ROCK!

I have been waiting too long for this day. Even though it's only a slight margin, I know at least half of the people in this state agree with me.

Growing up as a very liberal, lower class female was no freakin' picnic in small town NC.

Today I can do a happy dance.

Yay ME! Yay US! Yay Mr. President!!!!!

[JustAnotherGen]

11. Yippee!

:pals: :-)

[paparush]

10. In NC, Obama has a 12,000 vote lead. But, in 2004, there were 50,000 provisional ballots cast.

And we have HUGH military bases in the eastern part of our state and I bet there are many absentee ballots to be counted.