At noon turnout high in Allen County

[LiberalFighter]

But not as high as in 2008. Much higher on Republican side.

Early: 15,905
Election: 35,918
Total: 51,823

Democratic
Early: 10,418
Election: 10,064
Total: 20,482

Republican
Early: 5,465
Election: 25,558
Total: 31,023

2008
Democratic (Clinton)
Early: 2,935
Election: 24,600
Total: 27,535

Democratic (Obama)
Early: 4,072
Election: 31,031
Total: 35,103

Democratic Totals: 62,638

Republican (4 candidates)
Early: 1,789
Election: 18,351
Total: 20,140

[workinclasszero]

1. I think republicans will turn out in big numbers

They still have a contest going.

Not sure about democrats, we will find out soon.

[hrmjustin]

2. Isn't that a university county? I heard there was low turnout on the local campus.

[NuclearDem]

3. Allen County's Fort Wayne.

Some campuses for most of Indiana's universities there, like every major city here.

[hrmjustin]

4. Thanks.

[DemonGoddess]

5. Do we have ideas of turnout in other counties?

[DemonGoddess]

6. IndyStar link

which may be helpful

[link:http://www.indystar.com/pages/interactives/elections-results-primaries-2016/#d-in|

[Raissa]

7. College campuses

I'd look at Bloomington and West Lafayette. Many of the major cities have satellite campuses, but the demographics are (or were) different than your straight out of high school students, with a stronger split of people who are working and in school/somewhat older.

I haven't lived there in 10 years but that used to hold true.