Bernie Sanders, Hillary Sanders running neck and neck in Michigan Democratic primary

It’s once again Pri­ma­ry Day some­where in Amer­i­ca. Today, vot­ers in Michi­gan and Mis­sis­sip­pi went to the polls to cast votes in those state’s Demo­c­ra­t­ic and Repub­li­can pri­maries. It was a good night for Don­ald Trump all around, as he defeat­ed his Repub­li­can rivals in both states. And for Hillary Clin­ton, it was a good night in Mis­sis­sipi, where she hand­i­ly dis­patched Bernie Sanders.

But in Michi­gan, it’s a dif­fer­ent story.

In Michi­gan, defy­ing pret­ty much every­body’s expec­ta­tions, Bernie Sanders cur­rent­ly has a lead of sev­er­al thou­sand votes. Sanders was behind by twen­ty points in pre­elec­tion polling, but he’s held a small, steady lead that alter­na­tive­ly shrinks and grows by small amounts since the polls closed.

Take a look:

Michi­gan Demo­c­ra­t­ic Pri­ma­ry, March 8th, 2016
48% report­ing as of 7:06 PM Pacific

Keep in mind there are still a lot of votes left to be counted.

Wayne Coun­ty, where Detroit is locat­ed, is noto­ri­ous­ly slow at count­ing votes. It is def­i­nite­ly help­ing to keep Clin­ton com­pet­i­tive, as it’s going for her by a sub­stan­tial mar­gin (near­ly 60% Clin­ton). And yet Sanders is still ahead statewide.

UPDATE, 7:48 PM: Bernie Sanders remains ahead. Plen­ty of Hillary-friend­ly areas are still count­ing votes though, includ­ing Detroit and Flint.

Michi­gan Demo­c­ra­t­ic Pri­ma­ry, March 8th, 2016
70% report­ing as of 7:48 PM Pacific

UPDATE, 8:22 PM: Bernie Sanders has stuck to his lead in Michi­gan like peanut but­ter stick­ing to jel­ly. Clin­ton is run­ning out of time and votes.

Michi­gan Demo­c­ra­t­ic Pri­ma­ry, March 8th, 2016
84% report­ing as of 8:22 PM Pacific

UPDATE, 9:30 PM: The pro­jec­tions are in… and Bernie wins!

Michi­gan Demo­c­ra­t­ic Pri­ma­ry, March 8th, 2016
95% report­ing as of 9:30 PM Pacif­ic (4,592 of 4,830 precincts)

POSTSCRIPT: The final tally.…

Michi­gan Demo­c­ra­t­ic Pri­ma­ry, March 8th, 2016
100% reporting