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« Exit Polls | Main | Barnett: Game Over »

Indiana: A Big Split

You can view the CNN Indiana initial exit polls here. A couple interesting notes from the preliminary numbers. First, Clinton does very well among the late deciders (again) -- winning between 55%-60% of those who made up their minds either today or in the last few days. Second, huge racial divide. These numbers show Obama getting 93% of the African-American vote. Third, like in other states, Clinton wins the lower income and non-college educated, while Obama captures the college educated, higher income vote. Based on these preliminary numbers a 52%-48% or 51%-49% Clinton win looks like a pretty good bet in Indiana.

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