Poll: Clinton far ahead in West Virginia
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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theatlantic.com     14 mins ago          

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politicalgateway.com     24 mins ago   4 related          

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