It's over early, CNN says.
It's 7:35, no votes are counted, and CNN already projects Obama as the winner in North Carolina.
Overwhelming exit poll numbers?
Update, 7:51: Actual votes coming in at State Board of Elections site.
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Overwhelming exit poll numbers?*Doug
Naw! Overwhelming distrust of the present establishment in Politics. No doubt President Obama will be the new coach at Indiana U if he comes close to Bubba Hillary......Where is Bobby Knight when we need him?
Posted on May 6, 2008 8:14 PM