This morning's Washington Post reports on the latest emerging battleground for Democrats--and surprisingly, it's in Indiana:

Something unusual appears to be developing in the Democratic presidential race in this state: a fair fight.

Wedged between Illinois, which is Sen. Barack Obama's home state, and Ohio, which Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton dominated on March 4, Indiana may be the one state remaining on the primary calendar where both candidates begin with a roughly equal chance of coming out ahead.

Today, both Bill and Chelsea Clinton head to the Hoosier state, MSNBC notes, just in time for a noted (at least according to MSNBC) holiday: Dyngus Day. "According to one Google search, Dyngus Day is a day where guys get to drench gals in water; apparently tomorrow, gals get to throw dishes at the guys." (Insert predictable Bill Clinton joke here).

Will Indiana throw cold water on the Democrats hopes for a tiebreaker? We'll find out on May 6.