Voters head to the polls in West Virginia today. With 28 delegates at stake, and 11 super delegates in the Democratic race, Senator Hillary Clinton is expected to win by large margins there – having spent a good amount of time in the state in recent days. Senator Barack Obama has picked up additional super delegates, and by many counts, has surpassed Clinton in the race for super delegates. But both candidates took some time off from campaigning to travel to Washington DC to vote for a measure aimed at relieving sky rocketing gas prices. And, presumptive Republican nominee John McCain stayed on the campaign trail promoting his long term plan to combat high gas prices and global warming. FSRN's Leigh Ann Caldwell reports.

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