Indiana (85% reporting):

52% Clinton
48% Obama

North Carolina (85% reporting):

42% Clinton
56% Obama

It’s looking like Gary, Indiana, could play a significant role in the campaign, because the results coming in from that corner of the state will determine the final margin of Hillary Clinton’s CBS-declared victory there. And county officials say that results there won’t be available until midnight CDT at the earliest.

But Clinton’s Indiana margin has been shrinking steadily throughout the night, and indeed it’s mathematically possible at this point for Obama to overtake her, or at least forge a much narrower loss than it looked like earlier in the evening. Depends on how many folks in Gary voted, and how they voted.

Either way, it’s clear she won’t have the solid win she needed to get in Indiana (much less the runaway win she craved), and it’s going to be tough to convince both superdelegates and donors from this point onward …

… Meanwhile, CNN’s P0litical Ticker wonders if Limbaugh’s "Operation Chaos" had its intended effect in Indiana. Perhaps — though if the current shrinking margin is anything to go by, I’d say it was pretty weak. I did see one MSNBC poll that found that 11 percent of the Democratic primary voters in Indiana were self-identified Republicans, which is somewhat high.

Still, it’s also true that Limbaugh called out his troops in North Carolina. And I’d say they were miserable failures there.