 Anti-abortion activist  of West Virginia, who received 22,734 votes in the Democratic primaries overall and who, after a strong second-place showing in the primary, qualified for delegates that the state party later denied, has been waging an independent campaign in several states to appear on the November ballot.
<meaning-changed>  Anti-abortion activist  of West Virginia, who received 22,734 votes in the Democratic primaries overall and who, after a strong second-place showing in the primary, qualified for delegates that the state party later denied, has been waging an independent campaign in several states to appear on the November ballot.
 Anti-abortion activist Randall Terry of West Virginia, who received 22,734 votes in the Democratic primaries overall and who, after a strong second-place showing in the primary, qualified for delegates that the state party later denied, has been waging an independent campaign in several states to appear on the November ballot.