[epluribus_2]

The Beast’s machine awakens. Bill: Red Team GO! Blue Team GO! Inspectors, Pollworkers, “Adjusters”, Go! This what you trained for. Make us proud.

[DuncanWaring]

No mention, however, of the MAJOR problem of no decent candidates to vote for.

[The Pack Knight]

We'll see how crucial it really is. Many polls so far are predicting a roughly 15% win for Obama in North Carolina, which will be another nail in Hillary's coffin, regardless of whether she wins Indiana. She needs to not only win Indiana, but at least do significantly better than expected in NC, meaning a low single-digit loss or better, to have any real credibility among superdelegates.

The DNC establishment really wants to wrap this up by the end of the month. Hillary needs to show clear signs that her campaign is still viable in order to keep going to the convention. A double-digit loss to Obama after all the problems in his campaign is not going to cut it.

[murron]

You can expect her to win Indiana, and Obama’s exit polling will be higher than the actual vote count. It seems that every state where there are voting machine problems or ballots not being delivered, she wins that state. The states where Obama has won, the voting mechanics seem to work just fine. No wonder she’s complaining about the caucuses. She can’t rig those.

[Redleg Duke]

They are using grade school students?

[caver]

Funny this was on the news this morning even before the polls opened. They had extra poll workers on call in case there was any problem. These problems only happen in the intercity areas.

[omega4412]

Minor Voting Problems Reported In Indiana

Ghosts in Gary having to rush around to get picture ID before the polls close?