CQ: Close Split in Indiana Primary?

Excerpt from CQ Today Online News:

Indiana’s traditional early May presidential primary has been an after-thought for nearly a quarter century. But this year’s stalemated Democratic contest between Sens. Barack Obama of Illinois and Hillary Rodham Clinton of New York has given Indianans a rare share of the national spotlight.

And as Indiana Democrats prepare to vote on May 6, it is almost impossible to discern a distinct advantage for either Clinton or Obama. An exclusive CQ Politics analysis of the district-by-district competition for delegates to the Democratic National Convention show that the contest could hardly be closer — with Clinton projected to end up with a razor-thin edge over Obama.

Source: CQPolitics.com - CQ Politics Projects a Close Delegate Split in Indiana Primary