Sanders' Indiana win keeps widening, but...

[Atman]

Media still says it's "too close to call."

[speaktruthtopower]

1. The whole area around Evansville and most of Gary still out

[Ash_F]

2. It's only about 3.4% right now with 36% precincts

Not saying there is no bias but it really is too close right now.

[MFM008]

3. Frankenstein lives

for one more day.

[k8conant]

4. Why do you say that about Nate Silver?

[JimDandy]

5. Bernie ahead by 10,300 or so votes n/t

[RandySF]

6. Too many votes outstanding

[KingFlorez]

7. It's got to be a conspiracy

Even the squirrels are against Bernie. They always look at his signs real suspicious.

[Lizzie Poppet]

8. I'm okay with that at this point.

Only a third of the votes in, and it's so close. Yeah, the media has been disgustingly in the bag for Clinton, but I have no problem with not calling it just yet.

[RandySF]

9. In 2008

They had to wait for Gary to finish

[Godhumor]

10. Gary has yet to report outside of early votes

Of course it hasn't been called.

[Vattel]

11. Gary is apt to be a stronghold for Clinton

On the bright side, Sanders has pulled ahead in Indianapolis

[Skink]

12. NBCLayed low at 5:30 EST

On the Dem side. They however are fully onboard with Trump.

[Skwmom]

13. Why does it seem that supposed Hillary areas are always so slow to report?

[bigwillq]

14. Usually Hillary areas are larger cities

which are normally slow to report

[bettyellen]

16. Indianapolis keeps flipping back and forth- with one of them up 200-300 votes, and it's only 50%

reporting. Not sure why they would color in a lot of these already- they have 25-30% of the vote in, and it is close.

[grossproffit]

15. What about New York? Hillary won big and it took a long time to call it. Another conspiracy?

[JimDandy]

17. Bernie is ahead by 15,100 or so votes. n/t

Go Bernie, Indiana!!

[pat_k]

18. Big counties to watch

No precincts from Lake (Gary). Only early vote.

I don't have stats on party affiliation breakdown, but here's some overall totals.

There are about 300,000 registered voters in Lake in 2008. Lake traditionally has very high voter turnout (51% primary 2008). About 25% African American.

Marion County (Indianapolis) has about 700,000 registered voters in 2008. Turnout there appears to be lower than Lake (37% primary 2008). About 28% African American.

Big counties to watch

County | Registered Voters 2008 | Turnout Primary 2008

Allen | 250,000 | 34%

Elkhart | 110,000 | 41%

Hamilton | 175,000 | 44%

Lake | 300.000 | 51%

Marion | 700,000 | 37%

Porter | 110,000 | 41%

St. Joseph | 200,000 | 38%

Tippecanoe | 100,000 | 43%

Vanderburgh | 140,000 | 35%

[JimDandy]

19. Bernie is ahead by 16,300 or so votes. n/t

Bo BERNIE, Indiana!!

[JimDandy]

20. Bernie is ahead by 20,000 or so votes! n/t

Woo hoo, Indiana!!

Go Bernie!