What is a superdelegate—and why do they spark controversy every election cycle? This video breaks down the role of ...

In just the past two weeks, more than two dozen of them have climbed aboard his presidential campaign, according to a survey by The Associated Press. At the same time, Hillary Rodham Clinton's ...

WASHINGTON — The Democratic superdelegates are starting to follow the voters — straight to Barack Obama. In just the past two weeks, more than two dozen of them have climbed aboard his ...

Superdelegate juggles candidates, morning sickness Surreal. That's the word Audra Ostergard kept choosing as she tried to describe her life as an uncommitted Democratic superdelegate in an ...

MADISON — None of the five remaining undecided superdelegates from Wisconsin committed to supporting Barack Obama or Hillary Rodham Clinton on Wednesday.

Menendez remains a superdelegate, for now If Biden decides not to run, Menendez would have a vote to pick Democratic presidential nominee after the first ballot By David Wildstein, July 17 2024 9:21 ...

How does a delegate become super? Humorist Brian Unger takes us through the transformation. Nudity is involved. America's Next Superdelegate How does a delegate become super? Humorist Brian Unger ...

Braley's preference is important because he is a superdelegate, one of the group of roughly 800 elected officials and party insiders who may decide the Democratic presidential nomination.

AUSTIN — A Texas Democratic superdelegate who endorsed Sen. Barack Obama disputed claims Monday by state party officials and an Obama aide who say she may no longer be a superdelegate after the ...

A superdelegate, if he or she chooses, could cancel out the vote of a normal delegate. A united party elite would not have the power to pick a candidate: They could, however, block one.

A huge source of contention throughout the Democratic primary surrounded the party’s so-called superdelegates, a mix of elected officials and party execs who can vote for whichever candidate ...