Poll: Clinton far ahead in West Virginia

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ksl.com May 12, 2008

By The Associated Press (AP) - THE RACE: The presidential race for Democrats in West Virginia THE NUMBERS Hillary Rodham Clinton, 60 percent Barack Obama, 24 percent OF INTEREST: Though Obama seems on the verge of capturing the Democratic nomination, two-thirds in this... [read full story]

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West Virginia: Toward the Finish Line

barackobama.com May 9, 2008

This weekend, grassroots supporters in West Virginia and across the country are working to Get Out The Vote in the final push before Primary Day. We're fighting an uphill battle in West Virginia, but by ensuring that all of our supporters make it to the polls, we can add to our delegate lead and...

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Calling West Virginia: 33

barackobama.com May 10, 2008

The West Virginia primary is this Tuesday, May 13th. There are now only half a dozen contests remaining, and Barack is just 33 delegates away from securing a majority of all pledged delegates. The West Virginia primary has been an uphill battle, but we've built a broad based, grassroots operation...

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West Virginia Polls (Democrat Primary)

rightpundits.com May 11, 2008

Here are the latest Democrat West Virginia polls as the primary approaches on May 13th 2008. We will update this thread with the latest polls each day, but visit the comments for all recent news. West Virginia Polls - Primary 28 delegates are at stake. The polls suggest that Hillary Clinton will...

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Gas Prices on Minds of W.Va. Primary Voters

npr.org May 11, 2008

West Virginia holds its Democratic presidential primary on Tuesday. Recent polls show Hillary Clinton with a wide lead over Barack Obama. Anna Sale of West Virginia Public Broadcasting talks with Liane Hansen about the upcoming primary. ... » E-Mail This » Add to...

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Clinton Campaigns in West Virginia

statejournal.com May 12, 2008

Clinton has seven visits in West Virginia planned before Tuesday's primary election ... Story by Martina Bills CHARLESTON -- Hillary Clinton is spending Sunday morning in Huntington. Clinton is attending a church service at First United Methodist Church at 10:45 a.m.....

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West Virginia savors moment in spotlight

usatoday.com May 12, 2008

When former president Bill Clinton bounded onto the makeshift stage in the volunteer fire department of this coalfields town, the crowd shrieked like they were about to hear an Elvis Presley concert, rather than listen to a 40-minute speech about health care and the economy.

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Poll Predicts 36-Point Clinton Landslide in W. Virginia

prnewswire.com May 12, 2008

Voters Say Clinton's Persistence Will Not Hurt the Democratic Party BOSTON, May 12 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Although Barack Obama is the likely Democratic nominee, West Virginia Democratic voters are marching to a different drummer, as Hillary Clinton leads Obama by 36...

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