NC, IN Politisite Exit Polls, Real Time Election Results, Breaking News & Commentary from North Carolina & Indiana

by politisite | May 6, 2008 at 10:00 pm | 3629 views | 16 comments

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Rachel Nixon
good stuff:

politisite, I like this story.

Jarrett Martineau
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Thanks for the roundup, politisite. Great work...and nice 'Exit' sign!

politisite

I like my exit sign LOL

AlvarezGalloso
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politisite, I like this story. It's good stuff. Great Coverage of the Indiana and North Carolina Primaries. I am watching the results of the Indiana Primary on MSNBC on May 6, 2008 at 6:55PM EST. Clinton is winning with 61% compared to Obama's 39% with 3% of the vote counted in Indiana. The polls have closed in Indiana. On May 6, 2008 at 7:05 PM EST, with 5% of the vote counted; Clinton 59% and Obama 41%.

Rachel Nixon

CNN is projecting that Obama will win the North Carolina primary.

politisite
news wanted:

I think story would benefit from other NowPublic contributors working on it. I've flagged it as News Wanted and invite others in relevant locations share their views on this story.  Footage wanted as well from NC and IN

cynthia yoo
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politisite, Indiana is a total nail-biter.  This could be the closer Obama is looking for?

politisite

You are right.  CBS may be eating crow.  All the others delayed due to Lake and Union County be out still in IN

politisite

No crow for CBS news.  Clinton pulled out the win but Rush Limbaugh will take credit

Sanjay Jha
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politisite, I like this story. It's good stuff.

Dave Keating
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politisite, I like this story. It's good stuff.

samjasminec

This is a good story

Vox Massive

Detailed breakdown. :) But did Lake County's initial refusal to submit  ballot counts as they came in leave a bad taste in anyone's mouth? Brows were raised for varied reasons.

politisite

The spin by the Clinton camp is that it was held back to keep her from Claiiming victory.  The folks in Lake county say that the 11,000 absentee ballots took many hours to count.  Other counties had no problem counting the absentees, but someone up there would not count until a certin time.  I think it depends on what side you are on.  keep in mind that a heavy Clinton county reported results at 3:00 am.  That county was only about 2500 votes total.

jordan
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Great job!

jwbanks
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politisite, I like this story. It's good stuff.

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May 6, 2008 at 10:00 pm by politisite, 3629 views, 16 comments

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