Most W. Va. Dems Say They Won't Vote for Hillary in November

More than half of Democrats voting in Tuesday's West Virginia primary told exit pollsters they will not vote for Hillary Clinton, their party's likely nominee, a sign that her statement about putting the coal industry out of business hurt her there.

And only a fourth of Democrats in that state who come from coal industry households voted for Clinton, even though she tried to assure West Virginian's she misspoke at a Kentucky town hall event when she said, renewable energy plan would "put a lot of coal miners and coal companies out of business."

Here are the results, as reported by Fox News Channel:

Coal industry households:

• Sanders: 68 percent
• Clinton: 24 percent

Worried about the economy:

• Very: 67 percent
• Somewhat: 24 percent
• Not too: 7 percent
• Not at all: 2 percent

2016 vote for president between a Clinton/Trump matchup:

• Clinton: 44 percent
• Trump: 33 percent
• Neither: 21 percent

2016 vote for president between a Sanders/Trump matchup:

• Sanders: 48 percent
• Trump: 32 percent
• Neither: 18 percent

Policies of next president should be:

• Same as Obama: 27 percent
• More liberal: 25 percent
• Less liberal: 42 percent

Selection process for Democratic nominee has been:

• Fair: 60 percent
• Unfair: 38 percent

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