Hillary Clinton has a narrow lead on Bernie Sanders in Indiana. (Getty)
After five primaries on April 26, the Democratic candidates have just one state on deck within the next week. The Indiana primary takes place on May 3 and has 83 delegates at stake.
The early Indiana polling data has Hillary Clinton with a narrow lead on Bernie Sanders. According to RealClear Politics, Clinton has an average lead of 4 percentage points in the early polls.
Sanders faces an uphill climb to comeback in the race. The delegate math favors Clinton by a wide margin. The Democratic delegates are divided proportionally based on primary results which makes it difficult for Sanders to make up a lot of ground at once.
Here’s a look at the latest Indiana Democratic polls.
RealClear Politics Average
RealClear Politics keeps a running average of the Indiana polls. The average includes data from three polls. The CBS News/YouGov poll conducted April 20-22, the FOX News poll conducted April 18-21 and the WTHR/Howey Politics poll conducted April 18-21.
| CANDIDATE | VOTE% |
| Hillary Clinton | 47.7 |
| Bernie Sanders | 43.7 |
CBS News/YouGov
The CBS News/YouGov poll was conducted April 20-22. It has a margin of error of 8.2 percentage points.
| CANDIDATE | VOTE% |
| Hillary Clinton | 49 |
| Bernie Sanders | 44 |
FOX News
The FOX News poll was conducted April 18-21. It has a margin of error of 4.0 percentage points.
| CANDIDATE | VOTE% |
| Hillary Clinton | 46 |
| Bernie Sanders | 42 |
WTHR/Howey Politics
The WTHR/Howey Politics poll was conducted April 18-21. It has a margin of error of 4.5 percentage points.
| CANDIDATE | VOTE% |
| Hillary Clinton | 48 |
| Bernie Sanders | 45 |