Senator Hillary Clinton is back in the Mountain State.

This time her agenda is much different, stumping for a fellow democrat Anne Barth.

While she may not be in the running for president any longer, supporters came out to the University of Charleston in droves.

Alanna LeRose, St. Albans, "I love to hear what she has to say she's really inspirational."

Clinton is endorsing Barth for the 2nd congressional district seat currently held by republican Shelley Moore Capito.

With less than a month before the election, both parties can agree on one issue.

Robert Grayley, Boone County "Definitely get out and vote that's going to make the difference."

Heather Whitman, Huntington, "Get out and vote, voting is the most important thing. No matter what your party is. We wall have a voice and we need to express it."

Barth had some help getting her message out from a long time supporter, Senator Robert C. Byrd.

Barth worked in Byrd's office for more than 20 years and he's pushing for her.

Barth says it was an honor to have Senators Byrd and Clinton come out for her.

And she wants to make sure West Virginians remember to cast their ballot come election day.

Anne Barth, Democratic Candidate, "We've encouraging every one out."

Clinton continued to get out the word to voters all over the country, making stops in several other states today.