The First Results at 6 p.m.: What Indiana and Kentucky Can — and Can't — Tell Us
From US Politics Daily · 5:00
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The first polls close at 6 p.m. Eastern in parts of Indiana and Kentucky, but those early numbers are the least representative of the night. This episode walks through the closing-time map hour by hour, why leads shift as different kinds of ballots are counted, and how network decision desks decide when a race is actually callable.
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