The other night, Hillary Clinton beat Barack Obama in the Indiana primary by a measly 2%, right? Nope. The final tally has Clinton at 637,814 and Obama at 626,642 — a difference of 11,152 votes. That's 50.4% to 49.6%. A difference of .8%.
This apparently doesn't change the delegate allocation but it may change the way the results are spun. And it makes you wonder if the networks didn't call the race a bit early, even if they were ultimately proven correct. They sure didn't predict "less than 1%."