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Tuesday night, the Associated Press declared Kentucky’s Democratic primary too close to call, reporting a margin of less than one-half of 1 percent between Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton with almost all the votes counted.

While NBC News named Clinton as the projected winner of the contest by “perhaps just a few thousand votes,” CNN similarly would not call the race.

As Kentucky’s delegates are awarded proportionately, they will be divided about evenly between Clinton and Sanders no matter who is ultimately declared the winner.

UPDATE 10:35 p.m.: Kentucky’s Secretary of State tells CNN she believes Clinton will win the state.

UPDATE 11:05 p.m.: Hillary Clinton has declared victory in Kentucky.

CORRECTION: An earlier version of this post incorrectly stated that all 60 of Kentucky’s delegates would be awarded based on Tuesday’s results. 55 pledged delegates are up for grabs.