CHARLESTON, W.Va. - Hillary Rodham Clinton had every reason to expect a big victory Tuesday in the West Virginia Democratic primary as her campaign tried to use the contest to raise doubts about front-runner Barack Obama's electability in the fall. ...read more

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 ...Video: West Virginia Voters at the Polls AssociatedPressCAMPAIGN TRAIL Dallas Morning NewsClinton aims for big win in West Virginia ReutersMarketWatch - The Washington Independentall 3,0 ...read more

Senator Barack Obama embarked on his general election campaign on Tuesday facing resistance to a black candidate and questions about his patriotism in America's "redneck belt". ...read more

On Friday, Barack Obama broached the subject in Oregon: "Historically, after a campaign is done and you want to unify the party, particularly when you've ...Why Obama should be able to win over Hillary's female supporters ... New Republic (subscription)Obama to make maiden trip of fall campaign Boston GlobeObama challenges Bush, McCain at ...read more

The polls are open in West Virginia, and right now volunteers and staff are working hard to Get Out The Vote on the ground. Across the country, supporters are helping from home by making calls to West Virginia voters. Here at the end of this long primary season, it's as important as ever that we finish strong and ensure that all of our supporters k ...read more

From the Charleston Gazette: On the day before West Virginia's primary election, U.S. Sen. Barack Obama called for passage of the new GI bill Monday in Charleston, while taking a jab at U.S. Sen. John McCain - his likely opponent in the fall presidential election - for refusing to support it. The proposed 21st Century GI Bill would allow so ...read more