Alone in the Mountain State

After last week’s marathon live blog of Super Tuesday III, tonight’s lone primary, West Virginia, should be called well before Wednesday begins (the most recent poll shows a 36-point Hillary Clinton lead). The networks will be covering the action, in very different ways. Polls close at 7:30pmET:

• ABC: Kate Snow follows the Clinton campaign and David Wright follows the Obama campaign.

• Bloomberg: Live coverage begins at 9pmET, with Ron Christie discussing results. World News with Charles Gibson will be updated for time zones across the country. Cynthia McFadden anchors Nightline.

• CNN: Wolf Blitzer anchors coverage starting at 7pmET, and Campbell Brown joins at 8pmET, along with the BPTOT. Anderson Cooper 360 airs at 10pmET, Larry King Live airs at MidnightET.

• FNC: Brit Hume anchors coverage of election results from 7-8pmET. Shepard Smith moderates the Strategy Room. Regarding the one hour of coverage, SVP Bill Shine tells TVNewser, “It’s, so far, looking like it’s going to be her night.”

• MSNBC: Keith Olbermann and Chris Matthews anchor from 6-11pmET, and Dan Abrams takes over with After Hours from 11pmET-2amET. Mike Huckabee and Harold Ford, Jr. serve as MSNBC Insiders.

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