[hoosiermama]

It was commented on by many the night of returns. The only thing we coundn’t tell was which county or counties did the dirty deeds

Now we know!

[Aliska]

I was watching closely, Sanders was sreadily ahead by not too many votes. Then he got a considerable lead over 1K. It didn't seem right at the end which went on and on at 99% reporting but all of a sudden the places slipped traded (Hillary started with a lead) and Hillary was 2K ahead which I knew as tight as the race was going would probably be too much for Bernie to overcome.

I was expecting that to happen. One possibility was that they held the Hillary-friendly precincts back; it's not a transparent process in real time.

Then Hillary took enough lead that Bernie couldn't overcome it, stayed at 99% until very late actually. Hillary was presumptuous as usual and just had to jump in and claim victory like in Iowa. It wasn't called for her, maybe the next morning or evening for all I know.

I was curious what the final totals were. I'll read the article now ;-(

Trouble in Maryland, too.