Clinton, Sanders look to West Virginia after April 26 primaries

The Washington Post
  • 8 years ago
Both Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton and rival Bernie Sanders vowed to tackle problems important to Americans in Appalachia on April 26, after voters in Maryland, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, Delaware and Rhode Island went to the polls.

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