Hoosiers will head to the polls in a surprisingly crucial primary on May 3. Ohio Gov. John Kasich ceded the state to Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) as part of his deal, but front-runner Donald Trump is still doing well in the polls.
Who votes?
Both Republicans and Democrats vote Tuesday in open primaries. A person does not have to be a registered party member to vote in the primary.
When are the polls open?
Polling stations will be open from 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. local time.
Where can I vote?
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What do the polls look like?
Everywhere but trump card has a double-digit lead in the latest NBC/WSJ/Maraist poll. On the Democratic side, Hillary Clinton leads Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) by an average of about six points.
How many delegates are up for grabs?
There are 57 Republican delegates. Thirty of those go to the state’s winner, and the remaining 27 are split between the state’s nine congressional districts. There are 92 Democratic delegates.
