Very Early Results Are In: Trump Takes BIG Lead

By Caleb Howe | 6:22 PM on May 03, 2016
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CNN just reported some early numbers. Keep in mind, this is only 2% of precincts reporting, and in half the state the polls are still open (time zone split), but with those caveats, Trump has a big early lead.

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TRUMP: 54.8% (13,318)
CRUZ: 31% (7,571)
KASICH: 11.6% (2,836)

We’ll keep our eye on it.

Tags: DELEGATES DONALD TRUMP INDIANA PRIMARIES TED CRUZ

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