The Associated Press reports that about 40 percent of West Virginia's registered voters turned out for the May 13 primary, citing unofficial figures from the secretary of state.
Those focusing on local turnout include the Herald-Dispatch of Huntington and The Journal of Martinsburg.
Others looking to the upcoming canvassing of votes include The Times West Virginian of Fairmont and The Parkersburg News.
15 May 2008
Primay Turnout
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In West Virginia, 20 percent of respondents said that race was a factor in their decision and those voters, by overwhelming number, backed Mrs. Clinton.
20% ADMIT TO RACE BEING A FACTOR.
THIS IS WHY OBAMA WILL NOT BE PRESIDENT. AT LEAST NOT FOR ANOTHER 8 YEARS.
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