West Virginia Solidly Trump's, But National Demographics Favor Clinton

Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton has a $30 billion plan to diversify the economies of U.S. coal towns. Voters in the state of West Virginia, second in the nation in coal production, do not care. The former secretary of state lost her party's primary there Tuesday while businessman Donald Trump cruised to victory on the Republican ballot. Trump, who promised to bring coal jobs back, got nearly twice as many overall votes as Clinton did in her race against...

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