Clinton clings to nominating path amid Sanders challenge
Clinton must win 14 percent of remaining delegates and uncommitted superdelegates to secure the Democratic nomination with limited days left in the contests. Sanders vows to fight on, campaigning in Oregon and California after West Virginia showing. Exit polls in WV show a mix of voters, with some favoring Trump over Clinton or Sanders and a notable independent or Republican segment.
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Clinton aims at suburban women in swing states as primary winds down
Clinton shifts to general election strategy targeting suburban women in Virginia Kentucky and Nebraska while Sanders presses through March with wins. Trump faces lighter ad buys in California West Virginia and Oregon after a high spend in earlier primaries.
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Justice Seeks WV Governor Nomination Amid Campaign Clash
Governor hopeful Justice frames himself as the only candidate capable of beating Cole, backed by a $600,000 TV push from the Republican Governors Association. He rallies at The Greenbrier pledging a mountain to climb, while Cole calls for debates and a pro job message for West Virginia. Justice touts coal use and job growth, while opponents criticize Cole’s finances and mine safety fines. Justice’s background links to Manchin and Rockefeller networks, with Goodwin tied to Massey Energy cases and Kessler positioning as the progressive option backing Sanders.
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Mercer County magistrate election results update
Incumbents Honaker Dorsey Poe and Holroyd lead in Mercer County magistrate divisions 3 4 and 5 with Dorsey narrowly ahead in division 3 and Poe securing a strong division 4 win while Holroyd appears set in division 5. James Dent magistrate death noted and nonpartisan election mandate cited amid Princeton area officials.
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Wills alludes to governor appointing replacement for judge seat
Veteran attorney and former WV state senator and delegate, Wills explains that the governor will appoint from three names for the open judge position. He plans to close his Princeton law office and arrange paths for his cases with other lawyers.
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Obama to Visit Hiroshima First Sitting U S President
President Obama plans a Hiroshima visit to honor victims and push for a world free of nuclear arms. He will not apologize, and Japanese Prime Minister Abe will join in paying respects.
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Cole runs unopposed for West Virginia governor GOP nomination
State Sen. Bill Cole held a Charleston press conference after running unopposed for the Republican nomination for governor amid vows to pivot from the current policies. He contrasted a four year continuation with new energy plans, touted energy revitalization, and support for coal, education reform, and tax changes. He cited debates and campaigns across the state to win over voters.
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