By John King (CNN) -- West Virginia is a state that appears built to accentuate Sen Hillary Clinton's strengths and to highlight the weaknesses her campaign

By Susan Page, USA TODAY On the eve of the West Virginia primary, most Democrats nationally say Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton should continue the

FAIRMONT, West Virginia (AFP) — Polls opened on Tuesday in West Virginia's Democratic presidential primary with opinion surveys predicting a landslide

West Virginia voters are set to go to the polls in their state's primary election to pick the Democratic Party's nominee for the US presidential poll.

Democratic voters in the US state of West Virginia go to the polls today in the latest round of the party's presidential nomination contest.

Bob Barr, 59, a former Republican congressman from Georgia, criticized Republican John McCain, the presumptive GOP nominee, for not being a true

Barack Obama made a brief campaign stop in West Virginia yesterday, which included a game of pool in a South Charleston bar and a speech in Charleston.

Hillary Clinton will likely win big here Tuesday. But could the primary vote in this former Democratic bastion be a clue to Obama's performance in November?

by FOXNews.com Sunday: A supporter holds up a sign as Hillary Clinton speaks during a campaign event in Eleanor, W. Va. (AP Photo) Hillary Clinton is

The former US first lady is expected to win a resounding victory Tuesday in the Mountain State's Democratic presidential primary - even Barack Obama says so

Slowly, but surely, a note of realism is creeping into the chorus of defiance that has surrounded Hillary Clinton's campaign for the Democratic presidential

IN THE HEADLINES Obama heading to Michigan, Florida ... McCain acknowledges global warming and urges nuclear power to combat it.

Democratic presidential hopeful US Senator Hillary Clinton (DN.Y.) greets Evelyn Keener, 91, during a visit to Tudor's Biscuit World May 12, 2008,

Clinton Expects to Win W. Va., but Win Will Have Little Impact on Dem Race By JAKE TAPPER Sen. Hillary Clinton, DN.Y., pressed her campaign ahead of

WASHINGTON (AFP) — A general election contest between Democrat Barack Obama and Republican John McCain took shape Monday, even though Hillary Clinton showed

WEST VIRGINIA: The AP previews the primary and notes, "The excitement is showing at the ballot box as well. Even before the final day of early voting