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Sanders Wins Big in West Virginia, Clinton Scores Symbolic Victory in Nebraska
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Democratic presidential hopefuls Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton. Photo: Screenshot.
FOX – Sen. Bernie Sanders won the West Virginia Democratic primary Tuesday to stay alive in his long-shot bid to take the party’s presidential nomination from front-runner Hillary Clinton, while Republican Donald Trump also won in West Virginia and the Nebraska GOP primary.
Sanders had roughly 50 percent of the West Virginia vote, compared to 40 percent for Clinton, with 37 percent of precincts reporting. Trump, his party’s presumptive presidential nominee, was running uncontested in both states.
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