NPR: Indiana, NC Voters Vote as Dems Continue Fight

Indiana, NC Voters Vote as Dems Continue Fight

Voters fill out ballots at a polling station in Wilmington, North Carolina.

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Voters in Indiana and North Carolina are heading to the polls today in yet another crucial Democratic primary.

Both states have more available delegates than the rest of the remaining primaries.

So the outcome of today's vote has the potential to change the political landscape for both Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama.

What do you think will be the result of today's voting? What do you want to be the outcome?

Geoffrey Bennett

Tags: Election 2008

12:01 PM ET | 05- 6-2008 | permalink

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soon this will be over

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