Voters for Obama

We the Voters Can Take Action

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UPDATE 6-4-08: Riding a wave of superdelegate endorsements and delegates won in the final two primaries, Obama reached 2,118 delegates last night, June 3, and clinched the nomination in a historic victory. Working together, we made a difference in this race. We helped voters from around the country generate an estimated several thousand e-mails and phone calls to superdelegates, and gathered thousands more signatures on petitions in seven states including North Carolina, where we first organized. Thanks to our coalition members and supporters, plus everyone who visited our site and used the tools here to e-mail, call, or sign a petition to superdelegates. We let our party leaders know their constituents wanted Obama to be the Democratic presidential nominee in 2008, and they listened!

We are contacting local superdelegates, and gathering signatures from voters in our communities asking superdelegates to back Obama. Our focus is on states and districts where Obama won the popular vote.

This site contains a state-by state list of superdelegates, who is backing Obama, Clinton, or undecided, and how to reach them.

For instructions on how to use the list, CLICK HERE.

NOTE: As of June 4, when Hillary announced her intention to suspend her campaign, we stopped updating this list and removed most contact info.

What We Can Do

• Call or e-mail our states' superdelegates
• Sign on-line petitions
• Start a petition to local superdelegates
• Spread the word about this website

If superdelegates hold the key to the 2008 Democratic nomination, we the voters can take action to help determine the outcome.

UPDATE 6-2-08: Two days after the May 31 compromise to seat the MI & FL delegations, there is hope that this endless nomination fight is wrapping up. House Democratic Majority Whip Jim Clyburn (D-S.C.) has leaked his pending Obama endorsement, MSNBC is reporting 34 House members will announce for Obama tomorrow, and CNN says most of the remaining undecided 17 Democratic Senators will back Obama later this week. Hillary will appear at a Tuesday night event in New York that many anticipate will be her concession speech. Will it all be over tomorrow night? We'll see.

UPDATE 5-29-08: Our Massachusetts supporters have launched an online petition to the MA superdelegates. If you want to sponsor an online superdelegate petition in your state, contact us.

UPDATE 5-15-08: Now that Obama has won North Carolina's May 6 primary by a large, 14-point margin, we have launched an online petition asking all N.C. superdelegates to unite behind his candidacy. N.C. voters can sign the petition HERE. Virginia voters can sign the online petition to VA superdelegates, started by VA state Democratic officials in April.

UPDATE 5-13-08: A costumed team of SuperVoters for Obama today delivered petitions from 2,000 North Carolina voters to Gov. Easley, asking him to support Obama in his role as a Democratic superdelegate. Our costumes may have been a little silly, but our message to Gov. Easley and the other N.C. superdelegates was serious. On May 6, North Carolina voted for Obama by a large margin, and now it's the superdelegates' turn to act.

UPDATE 5-9-08: On the heels of Obama's May 6 victory in North Carolina and Indiana near-win, has the logjam broken? News organizations including ABC News and Politico reported that Obama picked up nine SD's today and has pulled ahead of Clinton in the superdelegate race, overtaking her long-time advantage. Yes We Can!

UPDATE 4-16-08: Voters for Obama wants to thank both Democratic Reps. David Price and Mel Watt for their endorsements today. We're glad they listened to North Carolina voters, 2,000 of whom have signed petitions in the last two months asking N.C. superdelegates to back Obama, including more than 500 in Rep. Price's district.

Voters for Obama FAQ's

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Q: I just found your site. What should I do first?

A: Start by calling or e-mailing undecided superdelegates in your state and asking them to support Obama. Visit our Get Involved page for a complete rundown of what else you can do to help.

Q: Are you part of the Obama campaign?

A: No. Voters for Obama is a volunteer organizaton, and is not affiliated with Obama for America. We are what the FEC calls an “independent expenditure” group. Our website is not authorized by any candidate or candidate's committee.

Q: Where can I leave comments?

A: You can comment on posts featured on the main page (or anywhere else on the site - people also leave comments on individual states' pages), or e-mail us your thoughts, photos, or stories to votersforobama-at-gmail.com. If you start a petition drive in your area, or want to share your experience contacting local superdelegates, please let us know.

Q: Haven’t these superdelegates been bothered enough already? Are they going to resent hearing from ordinary voters?

A: We are focusing our efforts on superdelegates who are also elected officials (or state party chairs) and responsive to the citizens who vote for them, especially in states and districts where Obama won the popular vote.

When Cincinnati Mayor Mark Mallory announced his support for Obama on Feb. 25 as a superdelegate from Ohio, he made it clear how his decision was influenced by his constituents:

Following a news story about his previous indecision, Mallory said he heard from many of his local citizens. "[I] got lots of calls and e-mails, mostly telling me to support Obama," he said. "I got three or four calls in support of Clinton, but it was very lopsided."

Q: Hillary’s campaign has a website containing personal e-mail addresses and home phone #’s for all the superdelegates who have endorsed her. Why can’t I find that info here?

A: Our citizen lobbying is directed towards undecided superdelegates, not ones who have already endorsed Obama or Clinton (with a few exceptions). Only office phone numbers, e-mails and contact info is listed on this site, and all petitions should be addressed to superdelegates' office addresses.

Like New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson noted before he endorsed Obama on March 21, it’s better to use strategic tactics instead of trying to carpetbomb the superdelegates.

Q: I clicked on my state and saw your list of superdelegates. But how do I tell which ones are still undecided?

A: On each state's page, all the supers that have "Obama" following their names (whether or not it includes a link to a news story about the date when they endorsed) have announced for Obama. They are also highlighted in blue. The ones with "Clinton" following their names and highlighted in orange have come out for Clinton.

The remaining undecided superdelegates do not have "Obama" or "Clinton" following their names, and their names are not highlighted.

Q: Why is the date on your home page "Thursday, August 28, 2008"?

A: We're hosting our website using Blogger, so all the site's "pages" are actually blog posts, and they all have dates. The site's main pages are dated during the week in August when the Democratic National Convention will take place (Aug 25-28).

Our home page is the chronologically last post on the blog, so it's the first thing people see. The post is dated Thursday, August 28 because that's the last day of the convention, and the eventual nominee's acceptance speech is scheduled for that evening. It's up to all of us working together to make sure Barack is the one giving that speech.

Get Involved

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NOTE: As of June 4, when Hillary Clinton announced her intention to suspend her campaign, we have disabled some links formerly available on this page.

Here's what you can do:

• Call or e-mail your state's superdelegates

Take five minutes and call an undecided superdelegate in your area. We recommend contacting elected officials first - check the list for your Congressperson, Senator or Governor.

• Spread the word

To help spread the word about this campaign by e-mail, click the "Forward This Site To Friends" link in the upper left corner.

You can also:

Join our Facebook group or add our MySpace page

Add one of our site's widgets to your blog or website

Download a campaign poster

Download campaign flyers

• Start a petition to local superdelegates

Volunteers are gathering signatures from their friends and neighbors in petition drives to superdelegates in several states. Start a petition where you live. Whether you think you can gather a couple dozen signatures or a few hundred, you can can make a difference.

Contact us at votersforobama -at- gmail.com and we can help you get started or put you in touch with other organizers in your state.

Contact Us

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Via e-mail

For more information, to share feedback, or to receive assistance from veteran activists to maximize the impact of your grassroots petition drive, please contact us:

votersforobama -at- gmail.com

If you start a petition drive in your area, or want to share your experience contacting local superdelegates, let us know. You can post a comment on the main page (or anywhere else on the site), or e-mail us your thoughts, photos, videos, or stories.

Spread The Word

To help spread the word about this campaign by e-mail, click the "Forward This Site To Friends" link in the upper left corner.

You can also:

Add our site's widget to your blog or website:

Download a campaign poster

Download campaign flyers

Disclaimer

Voters for Obama is a volunteer organizaton, and is not affiliated with Obama for America. Not authorized by any candidate or candidate's committee.

Sign On-line Petitions

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• Sign up on-line

Now that Obama has won North Carolina's May 6 primary by a large, 14-point margin, we have launched an online petition asking all N.C. superdelegates to unite behind his candidacy. N.C. voters can sign the petition HERE. Virginia voters can sign the online petition to VA superdelegates, started by VA state Democratic officials in April. Our supporters in Massachusetts have launched a petition to MA superdelegates. If you want to sponsor an online superdelegate petition in your state, contact us.

Both MoveOn.org and Democracy for America have organized on-line petition efforts calling on all the superdelegates to respect the will of the voters. Add your name to the hundreds of thousands who have already signed these petitions.

• Start a petition to local superdelegates

Individual elected officials pay even more attention to physical copies of petitions that have been signed by their consituents. We are gathering signatures from voters in our communities urging local superdelegates to back Obama.

If you want to download and customize a petition form addressed to superdelegates in your area, CLICK HERE.

Start a petition to your local superdelegates

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CLICK HERE to download a petition form you can customize and address to an individual superdelegate.

Instructions for customizing your petition:

1. Click on your state or territory and pick a local superdelegate to address your petition to.

Can't decide who to pick? The superdelegates most likely to respond to citizens’ voices are elected officials. Start with your congressperson. Members of Congress who represent individual districts are more responsive than officials elected statewide, because they represent fewer constituents.

If your member of Congress has already endorsed, or you're not represented by a Democrat, try selecting one of your Senators, or your Governor.

If most elected officials in your state have already endorsed, CLICK HERE for further advice.

Don't know who represents you in Congress? Use the Contact Lawmakers tool in the left sidebar to search by zip code.

2. Cut and paste the superdelegate’s name and title into the text box in the upper left corner of the petition. Cut and paste their office address into the text box in the upper right.

NOTE: We will be adding contact info for as many superdelegates as possible to this list. If there is no contact info listed yet for a specific superdelegate, try Google, and fill it in yourself.

Address all petitions to superdelegates' office or business addresses. For members of Congress, petitions should be addressed and mailed/delivered to their local district offices, not their D.C. Congressional offices.

3. Replace the petition’s Dear __________ , greeting with the superdelegate’s name.

4. Print copies of your petition, find a clipboard, and start collecting voters' signatures in your community!

FOR EASY INSTRUCTIONS on how to run a grassroots petition drive, CLICK HERE.

Need more help launching a petition drive in your area? Contact us at votersforobama -at- gmail.com and we can help you get started or put you in touch with other organizers in your state.

NOTE: As of June 4, when Hillary Clinton announced her intention to suspend her campaign, we have disabled some links formerly available on this page.

Voters for Obama in the news

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"A hot primary season could be in N.C.'s forecast," (Raleigh) N&O, 3/5/08

"A political sanity check" (Editorial), Charlotte Observer, 3/8/08

"Voters for Obama petitions superdelegates" (Under The Dome), (Raleigh) N&O, 3/10/08

"NC gears up for presidential primary," News 14 Carolina, 3/10/08

"Superdelegates and the will of voters" (Point of View), (Raleigh) N&O, 3/11/08

"Heroes of my youth for Obama," EdCone.com, Greensboro NC, 3/12/08

"Voters to Superdelegates: Support Obama," OpEdNews, 3/20/08

"2,500 N.C. voters sign petitions calling for state's superdelegates to endorse Obama," press release, 4/29/08

"Calls to Gov. Easley run 3-1 against Hillary endorsement," press release, 5/1/08

"SuperVoters for Obama deliver 2,000 petitions to Gov. Easley," press release, 5/13/08

"Local Group Pushes For Superdelegates To Back Obama," NBC-17 News, 5/13/08

Contact local Superdelegates

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How to find superdelegates near you

In the left sidebar is a list of all states and U.S. territories awarding delegates to the 2008 Democratic National Convention.

To find local superdelegates, their contact info, and their candidate preferences to date, click on your state or territory.

Tips for calling local superdelegates

Take five minutes and call an undecided superdelegate in your area. We recommend contacting elected officials first - check the list for your Congressperson, Senator or Governor.

Just say that you are supporting Obama and want the superdelegate to consider endorsing him. If you are calling a member of Congress or other elected official, each call is marked down and at the end of the day, the number of calls is reported to those representatives or officials.

Why it makes a difference

Many superdelegates are politicians, and they pay attention to the voters who elect them. Cincinnati Mayor Mark Mallory announced his support for Obama on Feb. 25 as a superdelegate from Ohio.

Following a news story about his previous indecision, Mallory said he heard from many of his local citizens.

"[I] got lots of calls and e-mails, mostly telling me to support Obama," he said. "I got three or four calls in support of Clinton, but it was very lopsided."

Why the Superdelegates Matter

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Until Sen. Barack Obama (D-IL) reached 2,118 delegates on the night of June 3, he and Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-N.Y.) were locked in battle for the 2008 Democratic presidential nomination.

Primaries or caucuses have now been held in all 50 of 50 states. Obama won the popular vote, and won almost twice as many contests as Clinton. He also bested Clinton in pledged delegates, by a final margin of 1765.5-1639.5.

This website was created because after Super Tuesday, it became clear neither Obama nor Clinton could win enough pledged delegates to reach 2,118, the number needed to win (up from 2,025 since the May 31 compromise reached by the DNC to allow Florida and Michigan's disputed delegations to cast half-votes).

The 855 unpledged superdelegates to the Democratic National Convention in Denver (August 25-28) will tip the balance, casting a total of 824.5 votes. The rules say these Democratic elected officials and other party leaders can choose whomever they want, regardless of how their states or districts voted.

Until May 9, when various news organizations began reporting that Obama had overtaken her long-held advantage, Clinton was ahead of Obama in the superdelegate race. According to the Associated Press, 389 superdelegates had endorsed Obama versus 282 for Clinton as of June 4.

In 1984, Walter Mondale failed to win enough delegates to put him over the top in his campaign for the Democratic nomination, but still beat Gary Hart because the vast majority of superdelegates backed Mondale.

Twenty-four years later, times have changed. The internet has made it possible for ordinary citizens to share information and organize from coast-to-coast.

Working together, we made a difference in this race, helping voters from around the country generate an estimated several thousand e-mails and phone calls to superdelegates, plus gathering thousands more signatures on superdelegate petitions in seven states including North Carolina, where we first organized.

Thanks to everyone who visited our site, and used the tools here to e-mail, call, or sign a petition to superdelegates. We let our party leaders know how many of their constituents and neighbors wanted Barack Obama to be the Democratic presidential nominee in 2008, and they listened.

List of Democratic Superdelegates with Contact Info

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In the sidebar to the left is a list of all states and U.S. territories awarding delegates to the 2008 Democratic National Convention.

To find local superdelegates, their contact info, and their candidate preferences to date, click on your state or territory.

Start a petition to your local superdelegates

We are updating this list daily. Thanks to Democratic Convention Watch for their invaluable work. Please e-mail us any corrections: votersforobama -at- gmail.com

"It is getting to be time for the superdelegates to do what the Democrats had in mind when they created superdelegates: settle a bloody race that cannot be won at the ballot box. Mrs. Clinton once had a big lead among the party elders, but has been steadily losing it, in large part because of her negative campaign. If she is ever to have a hope of persuading these most loyal of Democrats to come back to her side, let alone win over the larger body of voters, she has to call off the dogs." ("The Low Road to Victory," 4-23-08 New York Times editorial)

PUERTO RICO - Democratic superdelegates

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Democratic Governor:

Gov. Anibal Acevedo Vila - Obama

Young Democrats of America:

Francisco Domenech - Clinton

Democratic National Committee Members:

Celita Arroyo de Roques - Obama
Luisette Cabanas, PR Democratic Party Vice Chair - Clinton
Kenneth McClintock - Clinton
Roberto L. Prats Palerm - Clinton

DNC Members-at-Large:

Eliseo Roques-Arroyo, Co-chair, Democratic National Convention Credentials Committee
c/o Martinez Odell & Calabria
P.O. Box 190988
Hato Rey, PR 00919-0998
E-mail: era@mocpr.com

Eliseo Roques-Arroyo, a native of Puerto Rico, served as Executive
Assistant to Commonwealth of Puerto Rico Senate Minority Leader Miguel Hernandez-Agosto and to Puerto Rico Delegate to Congress Antonio J. Colorado. He is a former Executive Director of the Democratic Party of Puerto Rico and presently a member of the DNC.

- Press Release, "DNC Elects Standing Committee Leadership for 2008 Democratic National Convention," 1/14/08

State's Total Unpledged Delegate Votes: 7

Thanks to our Voters for Obama coalition members

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We started this project after Super Tuesday, when it became a real possibility that the Democratic superdelegates would decide the race. The delegate count between Obama and Clinton was close enough to foresee neither one would be able to win enough pledged delegates in the remaining contests to be nominated. Sure enough, this prediction came true.

Working together, we made a difference. Our website launched on President's Day (Feb. 19) and helped voters from around the country generate an estimated several thousand e-mails and phone calls to superdelegates. Volunteers gathered thousands more signatures on petitions in seven states including North Carolina, where we first organized.

In mid-Feburary, approximately 400 superdelegates remained uncommitted. We targeted half of them, mostly elected officials and state Democratic party leaders, who we thought would be the most responsive to their constituents and rank-and-file Democrats in each state. Of the 205 superdelegates we posted contact info for, 130 of them (63%) endorsed Obama during the three and a half months leading up to June 4, when Hillary announced her intention to suspend campaigning. 56 superdelegates that we lobbied (27%) remained neutral, while only 19 (or 9%) came out for Hillary. Our target superdelegates delivered an 111-delegate net gain for Obama.

(Superdelegate endorsement graph courtesy of DemConWatch)

We would like to thank all our Voters for Obama coalition members, volunteers, and supporters. Special thanks go out to co-organizers M.L. Dexter, who did most of the superdelegate research necessary to first set up our site, and Dana Lumsden, for his enthusiasm and unwavering support; SuperVoters Susan Baylies and Scott Priz, for being willing to put on capes for Obama and help deliver 2,000 signed petitions to N.C. Gov. Mike Easley; and local organizer Cristobal Palmer, whose tireless efforts helped make our N.C. petition drive a success.

Thanks to our organizers in other states including co-organizers Jason Zauder in Florida and Dexter Ulith in South Carolina, plus Latoya Anderson in New Jersey, Chris Oquist in Massachusetts, and Jenifer Lewis in Maine, and our volunteers and supporters including Marie Garlock, Kathy Felher (along with her kids, our youngest volunteers), Kathie Young, Fritz Kroncke, Josh Wynne, Dance Design of Chapel Hill for loaning us costumes, Jan Hunt in Oregon, and Christie from Connecticut, who drove down to North Carolina as a volunteer for the Obama campaign and helped us register over 100 voters on the last day of voter registration before N.C.’s May 6 primary.

Thanks also to Oreo and Matt from Democratic Convention Watch, whose website was invaluable to keeping our superdelegate endorsement info updated, Jo Lee of super.del.egates.us, Jennifer Nix of the Superdelegate Transparency Project, all the reporters who covered us, plus those who put up with our press releases, the nearly 3,000 North Carolina voters from Boone to Ocracoke, Charlotte to Wilmington, even Apex to Zebulon who signed petitions to N.C. superdelegates, including local celebrities like legendary former Carolina point guard Phil Ford and Big Fish author Daniel Wallace, and everyone who joined our Facebook group or added us as a friend on MySpace.

And a big thanks to everyone who visited our site and used the tools here to call, e-mail, or sign a petition to superdelegates for Obama. We let our party leaders know their constituents wanted Obama to be the Democratic presidential nominee in 2008, and they listened!

Erik Ose, Co-organizer, Voters for Obama
Chapel Hill, NC

MONTANA - Democratic superdelegates

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U.S. Senators:

Sen. Max Baucus - Obama (Endorsed 6/3/08)

Sen. Jon Tester - Obama (Endorsed 6/3/08)

Democratic Governor:

Gov. Brian Schweitzer - Obama (Endorsed 6/3/08)

National Democratic Seniors Coordinating Council:

John Melcher - Obama (Endorsed 4/2/08)

Democratic National Committee Members:

Margaret Campbell, MT Democratic Party Vice Chair - Obama (Endorsed 6/3/08)

Jean Lemire Dahlman - Obama

Dennis McDonald, MT Democratic Party Chair - Obama (Endorsed 6/3/08)

Ed Tinsley - Obama

"No Endorsement From Montana Superdelegate," - New York Times, 4-7-08

Oops.

It was fairly evident who Margaret Campbell was leaning toward for the Democratic nomination: The superdelegate, Montana state legislator and vice chair of the state Democratic party had a pancake breakfast with three Obama campaign aides early Sunday (followed soon after by a personal call from Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton).

But Ms. Campbell might have let her enthusiasm get the best of her, when she let slip that she planned to put her superdelegate support behind Senator Barack Obama.

That was a no-no. State party rules prevent its members from endorsing a candidate during a contested primary, and so Ms. Campbell was forced to backpedal on Monday.

“The chair and vice chair are required to maintain their neutrality in primaries,” Ms. Campbell said in a statement released on Monday. “That is my intent.”

Montana has eight superdelegates, and the neutrality rule also applies to another superdelegate, Dennis McDonald, the chair of the party, said Kevin O’Brien, a spokesman.
“Chairman McDonald has said that he’ll wait until at least June 3 until he tips his cowboy hat in any direction,” Mr. O’Brien said, referring to the date of the Montana primary.

State's Total Unpledged Delegate Votes: 8

Primary Results: Obama 57%, Clinton 41%

SOUTH DAKOTA - Democratic superdelegates

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U.S. House of Representatives Members:

Rep. Stephanie Herseth Sandlin - Obama

U.S. Senator:

Sen. Tim Johnson - Clinton (Switched from Obama 6/4/08)

Distinguished Party Leader Leadership Position:

Tom A. Daschle (Former Senate Minority Leader) - Obama

Democratic National Committee Members:

Jack Billion, SD Democratic Party Chair - Obama

Cheryl Chapman, SD Democratic Party Vice Chair - Clinton (Endorsed 6/4/08)
c/o South Dakota Democratic Party
PO Box 1485, Sioux Falls SD, 57101
Phone: 605-271-5405, Fax: 605-271-5405
E-mail: http://www.sddp.org/index.php?option=com_contact&view=contact&id=1&Itemid=62
Website: http://www.sddp.org/

Nick Nemec - Obama
Sharon Stroschein - Obama

State's Total Unpledged Delegate Votes: 7

Primary Results: Clinton 55%, Obama 45%

OREGON - Democratic superdelegates

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U.S. House of Representatives Members:

Rep. Earl Blumenauer - Obama

Rep. Peter DeFazio, 4th Congressional District - Obama (Endorsed 5/9/08)

Rep. Darlene Hooley - Clinton

Rep. David Wu, 1st Congressional District - Obama (Endorsed 4/24/08)

U.S. Senator:

Sen. Ron Wyden - Obama (Endorsed 6/4/08)

Democratic Governor:

Gov. Ted Kulongoski - Clinton

Democratic Association of Secretaries of State:

Sec. of State Bill Bradbury - Obama (Endorsed 6/3/08)

Democratic National Committee Members:

Frank Dixon, OR Democratic Party Vice Chair - Obama (Endorsed 6/3/08)

Jenny Greenleaf - Obama (Endorsed 5/23/08)

Wayne Kinney, Rules Committee Chair, Democratic Party of Oregon - Obama (Endorsed 5/28/08)

Meredith Wood Smith, OR Democratic Party Chair - Obama
(Endorsed 5/28/08)

DNC Members-at-Large:

Gail Rasmussen - Obama (Endorsed 5/29/08)

State's Total Unpledged Delegate Votes: 12

Primary Results: Obama 59%, Clinton 41%

KENTUCKY - Democratic superdelegates

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U.S. House of Representatives Members:

Rep. Ben Chandler - Obama

Rep. John A. Yarmuth - Obama

Democratic Governor:

Gov. Steve Beshear

Democratic National Committee Members:

Moretta Bosley - Clinton
Terry McBrayer - Clinton

Jennifer Moore, KY Democratic Party Chair

Nathan Smith, KY Democratic Party Vice Chair

Jo Etta Wickliffe - Clinton

State's Total Unpledged Delegate Votes: 8

Primary Results: Clinton 65%, Obama 30%

WEST VIRGINIA - Democratic superdelegates

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U.S. House of Representatives Members:

Rep. Alan Mollohan, 1st Congressional District - Obama (Endorsed 5/29/08)

Rep. Nick Rahall, 3rd Congressional District - Obama

Democratic Governors' Association:

Gov. Joe Manchin, III

U.S. Senators:

Sen. Jay Rockefeller - Obama

Sen. Robert Byrd (Former Senate Majority Leader) - Obama
(Endorsed 5/19/08)

DNC Officers:

Alice Travis Germond

Democratic National Committee Members:

Belinda Biafore, WV Democratic Party Vice Chair - Obama
G. Nick Casey Jr., WV Democratic Party Chair
Pat Maroney - Clinton
Marie L. Prezioso - Clinton

State's Total Unpledged Delegate Votes: 10

Primary Results: Clinton 67%, Obama 26%

SuperVoters for Obama deliver 2,000 petitions to Gov. Easley

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FOR RELEASE - May 13, 2008
Voters for Obama
Contact: Co-organizer Erik Ose, or SuperVoter Susan Baylies, votersforobama@gmail.com

SuperVoters for Obama deliver 2,000 petitions to Gov. Easley
Call for N.C. superdelegates to unite behind Obama

RALEIGH - Costumed SuperVoters for Obama today delivered petitions from 2,000 North Carolina voters to Gov. Easley, asking him to support Barack Obama in his role as a Democratic superdelegate.

"Our costumes may be a little silly, but our message to Gov. Easley and the other N.C. superdelegates is serious," said Erik Ose, one of the co-organizers of Voters for Obama. "On May 6, North Carolina voted for Obama by a large margin, and now it's the superdelegates' turn to act."

"We are Democrats united by our goal to win back the White House in 2008," said fellow SuperVoter Susan Baylies, "and it is time for us to come together behind Barack Obama."

The group announced they had launched an on-line petition calling for all N.C. superdelegates to support Obama's candidacy in the wake of his May 6 N.C. primary win. Democratic and independent voters in North Carolina chose Obama by a 14-point margin. Obama led Hillary Clinton by 222,859 votes, out of more than 1.5 million votes cast.

The petition is available on the group's website, www.supervoters.org.

Gov. Easley endorsed Hillary Clinton a week before the May 6 primary, but Democratic party rules say superdelegates can change their minds anytime they want.

"N.C. Democrats do not want this nomination fight to continue until our convention in late August," said Ose. "The longer it takes for the superdelegates to come together for Obama, the harder it will be for our party to compete in the fall against Republican nominee John McCain."

Obama has a significant lead in delegates won through primaries and caucuses. He has won nearly twice as many contests as Clinton. Since May 9, he has also overtaken Clinton in the superdelegate chase. According to the Associated Press, as of today 285 superdelegates have endorsed Obama versus 271 for Clinton.

"The only way Hillary Clinton could be nominated is if superdelegates overturned the will of voters in both North Carolina and the rest of the nation," said Scott Priz, another costumed SuperVoter on hand to deliver the signed petitions to Gov. Easley's office at the Administration Building on Jones Street.

The last five undeclared N.C. superdelegates are Democratic Reps. Bob Etheridge and Mike McIntyre, and DNC members Muriel Offerman, David Parker, and Carol Peterson, who is also a Buncombe County Commissioner.

Besides Gov. Easley, the other N.C. superdelegates who have previously committed to Hillary Clinton are Charlotte City Council member Susan Burgess, and Rep. Heath Shuler. The remaining nine N.C. superdelegates have announced their support for Obama, including Reps. Butterfield, Miller, Price, and Watt, and N.C. Democratic Party chair Jerry Meek.

NORTH CAROLINA - Democratic superdelegates

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U.S. House of Representatives Members:

Rep. G.K. Butterfield, 1st Congressional District - Obama

Rep. Bob Etheridge, 2nd Congressional District

Rep. Mike McIntyre, 7th Congressional District

Rep. Brad Miller, 13th Congressional District - Obama (Endorsed 5/8/08)

Rep. David Price, 4th Congressional District - Obama (Endorsed 4/16/08)

"The fact is that the unpledged delegate group (superdelegates) was added not to be kingmakers or queenmakers but simply to give each state a few extra slots without having to sign in blood for a presidential candidate or run against their own constituents," he said. "I don’t think anyone thought this would be the decisive voting bloc, let alone overturn a popular verdict." - Rep. David Price, quoted in the New York Times ("Superdelegate Stalemate Shows No Sign of Easing," 4-26-08.

Rep. Heath Shuler, 11th Congressional District - Clinton (Endorsed 5/7/08)
356 Biltmore Ave. Suite 400, Asheville, NC 28801
Phone: (828)252-1651, Fax: 828-252-8734
E-mail: http://shuler.house.gov/zipauth.shtml
Website: http://shuler.house.gov/

Rep. Mel Watt, 12th Congressional District - Obama (Endorsed 4/16/08)

Democratic Governor:

Gov. Michael F. Easley - Clinton (Endorsed 4/29/08)
Office of the Governor, 20301 Mail Service Center
Raleigh, NC 27699-0301
Phone: (919) 733-4240, Fax: (919) 715-3175
or 1-800-662-7952 (Toll-free within N.C.)
Email: http://www.governor.state.nc.us/email.asp?to=1
Website: http://www.governor.state.nc.us/

Nat'l Democratic Municipal Officials Conference:

Susan Burgess, Charlotte City Council Member - Clinton

Democratic National Committee Members:

Joyce Brayboy - Obama (Endorsed 3/10/08)

Jeanette Council, Vice Chair, Cumberland County Board of Commissioners - Obama (Endorsed 5/7/08)

Jerry Meek, N.C. Democratic Party Chair - Obama (Endorsed 5/7/08)

Dannie Montgomery, N.C. Democratic Party Vice Chair - Obama

Muriel K. Offerman, Deputy Chair, N.C. Employment Security Commission - Obama (Endorsed 6/3/08)

David Parker - Obama (Endorsed 6/3/08)

"Parker, a Statesville attorney and a Democratic committee member, said he is trying to determine whether Clinton or Obama would most help Democratic candidates in North Carolina for offices such as governor and and U.S. Senator. That is one reason, Parker said, that superdelegates were selected -- to look dispassionately at what would be the best for the party. But Parker is undecided. "My mind is with Hillary," Parker said. "My heart is with Obama, and my gut has not kicked in yet. I don't know." - N&O, 2-16-08

Carol Peterson, Buncombe County Commissioner
E-mail: peterson7@bellsouth.net

"Meantime, Buncombe County commissioner Carol Peterson, after listening to Clinton's speech from South Dakota in which she declined to concede the race, said she'd like to hold her endorsement until the party can conclude discussions about disputed delegates in Florida and Michigan."There are still some things out there, and I feel like everyone needs to be heard," Peterson said." - N&O, Under The Dome, 6-3-08

Everett Ward - Obama

State's Total Unpledged Delegate Votes: 17

Primary Results: Obama 56%, Clinton 42%

INDIANA - Democratic superdelegates

2008-05-06T19:00:00.000-07:00

U.S. House of Representatives Members:

Rep. Andre Carson, 7th Congressional District - Obama

Rep. Joe Donnelly, 2nd Congressional District - Obama (Endorsed 5/13/08)

Rep. Brad Ellsworth, 8th Congressional District - Clinton (Endorsed 5/16/08)
101 NW Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, Room 124, Evansville, IN 47708
Phone: (812) 465-6484, Fax: (812) 422-4761
http://www.ellsworth.house.gov/

Rep. Baron P. Hill, 9th Congressional District - Obama

Rep. Peter Visclosky, 1st Congressional District - Obama (Endorsed 5/14/08)

U.S. Senator:

Sen. Evan Bayh - Clinton

Distinguished Party Leader Leadership Position:

Joe Andrew (Former DNC Chairman) - Obama (Switched from Clinton on 5/1)

Democratic National Committee Members:

Phoebe Crane - Clinton
Cordelia Lewis Burks, IN Democratic Party Vice Chair - Obama
Dan Parker - Clinton
Robert Pastrick - Clinton
Connie Thurman - Obama

State's Total Unpledged Delegate Votes: 12

Primary Results: Clinton 51%, Obama 49%

GUAM - Democratic superdelegates

2008-05-03T23:00:00.000-07:00

U.S. House of Representatives Members:

Rep. Madeleine Bordallo - Obama (Endorsed 5/20/08)

Democratic National Committee Members:

Pilar Lujan, Guam Democratic Party Chair - Clinton (Endorsed 5/22/08)

“When she becomes the first woman president, she will think of the people of Guam and their aspirations,” said Lujan.

Lujan had previously pledged to endorse the winner of Guam's primary. - Democratic Convention Watch, 5/22/08

Jaime Paulino, Guam Democratic Party Vice Chair - Obama
Taling Taitano - Clinton
Sen. Ben Pangelinan - Obama (Endorsed 5/27/08)

State's Total Unpledged Delegate Votes: 5

Caucus Results: Obama 50.1%, Clinton 49.9%

Calls to Gov. Easley run 3-1 against Hillary endorsement

2008-05-01T11:38:00.000-07:00

For Release: May 1, 2008
Voters for Obama
Contact: Co-organizers Erik Ose or Dana Lumsden, votersforobama@gmail.com

CHAPEL HILL - North Carolina Gov. Mike Easley endorsed Hillary Clinton on Tuesday, the same day Voters for Obama announced that 2,500 North Carolina voters have signed petitions calling for Gov. Easley and the other N.C. superdelegates to back Barack Obama.

Reaction to news of Easley's endorsement came fast, with a large volume of calls and e-mails to his office from constituents.

According to Renee Hoffman, Gov. Easley's press secretary, as of 5 pm Wednesday, approximately 48 hours since news of Easley's endorsement broke, his office had received over 1100 phone calls and e-mails (483 calls and 683 e-mails) on the subject. The phone calls broke down 360 against, and 112 in favor - slightly more than 3-1 against it.

"It's a risky political move for Easley," said Erik Ose, one of the co-organizers of Voters for Obama. "Most Democrats in North Carolina have been waiting for him to endorse Obama, and wondering why he was still on the fence."

Polls have consistently shown Obama is favored by the Democratic and Independent voters who will decide North Carolina's primary on May 6. The latest RealClearPolitics average of N.C. polls conducted April 26-29 shows Obama ahead of Clinton by 7.2 points.

About Voters for Obama

Since President's Day, a coalition of voters based in Chapel Hill has been calling for Democratic elected officials and other superdelegates to support Barack Obama for President.

Organizers are gathering signatures from voters across N.C., including 500 in Rep. David Price's district before he endorsed Obama on April 16. And they launched a website, www.votersforobama.com, that has sparked petition drives to superdelegates in six other states - Florida, Oregon, Maine, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, and New Jersey.

"Citizens want their voices to be heard in the nomination process," said Democratic activist Erik Ose, one of the co-organizers of Voters for Obama. "Most superdelegates are politicians, and they pay attention to the voters who elect them."

Neither Obama nor Clinton can win enough delegates to reach 2,024, the number needed to be nominated. The 794 superdelegates to the Democratic National Convention in Denver will tip the balance. The rules say these Democratic elected officials and other party leaders can choose whoever they want, regardless of how their state or district voted.

"By any standard, Obama should be our nominee," said Dana Lumsden, a Charlotte attorney and another co-organizer of the group. "He is ahead by half a million in the popular vote, and has won twice as many contests as Clinton. His appeal among independent voters makes him a strong general election candidate. And Obama is bringing a wave of young people into the political process that will give the Democratic party a huge boost for the future."

The group's website has an easy to use, state-by state list of all the superdelegates that shows who is still undecided, and how to reach them by phone or e-mail. There are tools on the site including petition forms that can be printed and addressed to individual superdelegates.

Voters for Obama first organized in North Carolina because all of N.C.'s congressional superdelegates originally backed former Sen. John Edwards. When Edwards exited the presidential race, most had yet to endorse another candidate.

2,500 N.C. voters sign petitions calling for state's superdelegates to endorse Obama

2008-04-29T11:27:00.000-07:00

For Release: April 29, 2008
Voters for Obama
Contact: Co-organizers Erik Ose or Dana Lumsden, votersforobama@gmail.com

CHAPEL HILL - Voters for Obama announced today that 2,500 North Carolina voters have signed petitions calling for Gov. Easley and the other N.C. superdelegates to back Barack Obama.

"Despite Gov. Easley's endorsement of Hillary Clinton, polls show N.C. voters favor Obama by large margins," said Erik Ose, one of the co-organizers of Voters for Obama. "We hope after the voters have spoken in our primary, Gov. Easley will support Obama in his role as a Democratic superdelegate."

Reaction to news of Easley's endorsement came fast, with news reports suggesting a large volume of calls to his office from constitutents.

Polls have consistently shown Obama is favored by the Democratic and Independent voters who will decide North Carolina's primary on May 6. In a SurveyUSA poll conducted April 19-21, Obama led Clinton by 50-41 percent.

PENNSYLVANIA - Democratic superdelegates

2008-04-22T20:00:00.000-07:00

U.S. House of Representatives Members:

Rep. Jason Altmire, 4th Congressional District

Rep. Robert Brady, 1st Congressional District - Obama (Endorsed 6/3/08)

Rep. Christopher Carney, 10th Cong. District - Clinton (Endorsed 5/9/08)
233 Northern Boulevard, Suite 4, Clarks Summit, PA 18411
Phone: (570) 585-9988, Fax: (570) 585-9977
http://carney.house.gov/

Rep. Michael Doyle, 14th Congressional District - Obama (Endorsed 6/4/08)

Rep. Chaka Fattah - Obama

Rep. Tim Holden, 17th Congressional District

Rep. Paul Kanjorski - Clinton
Rep. Patrick J. Murphy - Obama

Rep. John Murtha, 12th Congressional District - Clinton
647 Main St. Suite 401, Johnstown, PA 15901
Phone: (814) 535-2642, Fax: (814) 539-6229
http://www.murtha.house.gov/

Rep. Allyson Schwartz - Clinton
Rep. Joe Sestak - Clinton

U.S. Senator:

Sen. Robert P. Casey, Jr. - Obama

Democratic Governor:

Gov. Ed Rendell (also former DNC Chairman) - Clinton

Nat'l Federation of Democratic Women:

Ruth C. Rudy - Clinton

Democratic National Committee Members:

Rena Baumgartner - Clinton
Carol Ann Campbell - Obama
Ronald R. Donatucci - Clinton
William M. George - Clinton
Marcel Groen - Clinton
Sophie Masloff - Clinton
Jean A. Milko, PA Democratic Party Vice Chair - Clinton
Ian Murray - Obama (Switched from Clinton 6/3/08)
Evelyn D. Richardson - Clinton
T.J. Rooney, PA Democratic Party Chair - Clinton

DNC Members-at-Large:

Leon Lynch - Obama
Gerald McEntee - Clinton

State's Total Unpledged Delegate Votes: 26

Primary Results: Clinton 55%, Obama 45%

MISSISSIPPI - Democratic superdelegates

2008-03-11T20:00:00.000-07:00

U.S. House of Representatives Members:

Rep. Travis Childers, 1st Congressional District

Rep. Gene Taylor, 4th Congressional District

Rep. Bennie Thompson - Obama

Democratic National Committee Members:

Wayne Dowdy, MS Democratic Party Chair - Obama (Endorsed 5/21/08)
Johnnie Patton - Obama

Carnelia Pettis Fondren, MS Democratic Party Vice Chair - Obama
(Endorsed 6/3/08)

Everett Sanders - Obama

State's Total Unpledged Delegate Votes: 7

Primary Results: Obama 61%, Clinton 37%

WYOMING - Democratic superdelegates

2008-03-08T21:00:00.000-08:00

Democratic Governor:

Gov. Dave Freudenthal - Obama

Democratic National Committee Members:

Nancy Drummond, WY Democratic Party Vice Chair - Obama
(Endorsed 5/27/08)
Peter Jorgensen - Obama
Dr. John A. Millin, WY Democratic Party Chair - Obama

Cynthia Nunley - Clinton (Endorsed 6/3/08)
c/o Wyoming Democratic Party
PO Box 1963, Casper, WY 82602-1963
E-mail: cynthia@wyomingdemocrats.com

"Cynthia Nunley, a national committeewoman, said she expects to make a decision in mid-June, after the primaries and caucuses wrap up." - "Wyoming Democrats ride wave of optimism to state convention," AP, 5/19/08

Add-On Delegates:

State Rep. W. Patrick Goggles - Obama (Added 5/24/08)

State's Total Unpledged Delegate Votes: 6

Caucus Results: Obama 61%, Clinton 38%

TEXAS - Democratic superdelegates

2008-03-04T21:01:00.000-08:00

U.S. House of Representatives Members:

Rep. Henry Cuellar - Clinton

Rep. Lloyd Doggett, 25th Congressional District - Obama

Rep. Chet Edwards, 17th Congressional District - Obama

Rep. Charles Gonzalez, 20th Congressional District - Obama

Rep. Al Green - Obama
Rep. Gene Green - Clinton
Rep. Rubin Hinojosa - Clinton
Rep. Sheila Jackson-Lee - Clinton

Rep. Nick Lampson, 22nd Congressional District

Rep. Solomon Ortiz - Clinton
Rep. Silvestre Reyes - Clinton

Rep. Ciro D. Rodriguez, 23rd Cong. District - Clinton (Endorsed 5/9/08)
1950 S.W. Military Drive, San Antonio, TX 78221
Phone: (210) 922-1874, Fax: (210) 923-8447
Website: http://www.rodriguez.house.gov/

Distinguished Party Leader Leadership Positions:

Robert Strauss (Former DNC Chairman)
Jim Wright (Former Speaker of the House) - Clinton

DNC Officers:

Linda Chavez-Thompson

Young Democrats of America:

David Hardt

Democratic National Committee Members:

Roy LaVerne Brooks, Texas Democratic Party Vice Chair - Obama
Yvonne Davis - Obama
Al Edwards - Obama
Norma Fisher Flores - Clinton
Jaime A. Gonzalez, Jr. - Clinton
David Holmes - Clinton
Sue Lovell - Clinton
John Patrick - Obama
Betty Richie - Obama (Endorsed 5/29/08)
Boyd Richie, Texas Democratic Party Chair - Obama (Endorsed 5/29/08)
Robert Slagle - Clinton
Senfronia Thompson - Obama (switched from Clinton on 2/27)

DNC Members-at-Large:

Denise Johnson

Johnson is uncommitted, but only in the most formal sense of the word. She told the Dallas Morning News she voted for Obama in the primary and plans on voting for the delegate leader at the national convention. - Politico, 3-30-08

Eddie Bernice Johnson - Obama
Robert Martinez - Clinton
Moses Mercado - Obama

State's Total Unpledged Delegate Votes: 32

Primary Results: Clinton 51%, Obama 47%

Caucus Results: Obama 56%, Clinton 44%

RHODE ISLAND - Democratic superdelegates

2008-03-04T21:00:00.000-08:00

U.S. House of Representatives Members:

Rep. Patrick Kennedy - Obama
Rep. Jim Langevin - Clinton

U.S. Senators:

Sen. Jack Reed

Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse - Clinton

Democratic Attorneys General Association:

Attorney General Patrick Lynch - Obama

Nat'l Conference of Democratic Mayors:

Providence Mayor David Cicilline - Clinton

Democratic National Committee Members:

Grace Diaz, RI Democratic Party Vice Chair - Clinton
c/o Rhode Island Democratic State Committee
249 Roosevelt Avenue Suite 202, Pawtucket, RI 02860
Phone: 401.721.9900, Fax: 401.724.5007
Website: http://www.ridemocrats.org/

William J. Lynch, RI Democratic Party Chair - Clinton
c/o Rhode Island Democratic State Committee
249 Roosevelt Avenue Suite 202, Pawtucket, RI 02860
Phone: 401.721.9900, Fax: 401.724.5007
E-mail: bill@ridemocrats.org
Website: http://www.ridemocrats.org/

Edna O'Neill Mattson - Clinton
Frank Montanaro - Clinton

DNC Members-at-Large:

Mark S. Weiner - Clinton

State's Total Unpledged Delegate Votes: 10

Primary Results: Clinton 58%, Obama 40%

OHIO - Democratic superdelegates

2008-03-04T19:30:00.000-08:00

U.S. House of Representatives Members:

Rep. Marcy Kaptur, 9th Congressional District

Rep. Dennis Kucinich, 10th Congressional District

Rep. Tim Ryan, 17th Congressional District - Clinton
241 Federal Plaza West, Youngstown, OH 44503
Phone: 330-740-0193, Fax: 330-740-0182
Website: http://timryan.house.gov/

Rep. Zachary T. Space, 18th Congressional District

Rep. Betty Sutton, 13th Congressional District - Clinton
1655 West Market Street, Room 435, Akron, OH 44313
Phone: (330) 865-8450, Fax: (330) 865-8470
Website: http://sutton.house.gov/main/

Rep. Charles Wilson, 6th Congressional District

U.S. Senator:

Sen. Sherrod Brown

Democratic Governor:

Gov. Ted Strickland - Clinton

Distinguished Party Leader Leadership Position:

David Wilhelm (Former DNC Chairman) - Obama

Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee:

Joyce Beatty - Obama (Endorsed 6/3/08)

Democratic National Committee Members:

William Burga - Clinton
Enid Goubeaux - Obama
Mark Mallory - Obama
Ronald L. Malone - Clinton
Rhine L. McLin, OH Democratic Party Vice Chair - Obama
Patricia Moss - Clinton
Sonny Nardi - Obama
Chris Redfern, OH Democratic Party Chair
Stephanie Tubbs Jones - Clinton

Add-On Delegates:

William Bashein - Clinton (Added 5/21/08)
Dave Regan - Obama (Endorsed 5/10/08)

State's Total Unpledged Delegate Votes: 21

Primary Results: Clinton 54%, Obama 44%

VERMONT - Democratic superdelegates

2008-03-04T19:00:00.000-08:00

U.S. House of Representatives Members:

Rep. Peter Welch - Obama

U.S. Senator:

Sen. Patrick J. Leahy - Obama

DNC Officers:

Howard Dean, DNC Chairman

Democratic National Committee Members:

Judy Bevans, VT Democratic Party Vice Chair - Obama
Ian Carleton, VT Democratic Party Chair - Obama
Billi Gosh - Clinton
Chuck Ross, Jr. - Obama

State's Total Unpledged Delegate Votes: 7

Primary Results: Obama 59%, Clinton 39%

HAWAII - Democratic superdelegates

2008-02-19T23:00:00.000-08:00

U.S. House of Representatives Members:

Rep. Neil Abercrombie - Obama

Rep. Mazie K. Hirono, 2nd Congressional District - Obama (Endorsed 5/9/08)

U.S. Senators:

Sen. Daniel Akaka - Obama (Endorsed 5/12/08)

Sen. Daniel Inouye - Clinton
300 Ala Moana Boulevard, Room 7-212
Honolulu, Hawaii 96850-4975
Phone: 808-541-2542, Fax: 808-541-2549
E-mail: http://inouye.senate.gov/abtform.html
http://inouye.senate.gov/

Democratic National Committee Members:

Richard Port - Clinton
Kari Luna, HI Democratic Party Vice Chair - Obama (Endorsed 5/25/08)
Brian Schatz, HI Democratic Party Chair (Endorsed 5/25/08)
Marie Dolly Strazar - Obama (Endorsed 5/12/08)

Add-On Delegates:

James Burns - Obama (Added 5/25/08)

State's Total Unpledged Delegate Votes: 9

Caucus Results: Obama 76%, Clinton 24%

WISCONSIN - Democratic superdelegates

2008-02-19T21:00:00.000-08:00

U.S. House of Representatives Members:

Rep. Tammy Baldwin - Clinton

Rep. Steve Kagen, 8th Congressional District - Obama

Rep. Ron Kind, 3rd Congressional District - Obama

Rep. Gwen Moore - Obama
Rep. David Obey - Obama

U.S. Senators:

Sen. Russell Feingold - Obama (Officially endorsed 6/4/08, but counted for Obama since 3/15/08)

Q: "Which candidate do you support — Obama or Clinton?" Feingold: "Amazing how they were both interested in me there for a couple of weeks, but I told them both, 'If this is a clearly decisive victory for either of you, I will be heavily inclined to that person'. Barack Obama carried 62 of 72 Wisconsin counties and all the congressional districts, so I’m highly inclined to support him if it ever came to that. I don’t think this super-delegate nightmare will play out but, if it did, that would be my inclination. ... I am very torn between the two candidates." - Dunn County, WI News, 3-24-08

Feingold, a likely Obama vote, thinks he should be guided by Obama's big victory in Wisconsin's Feb. 19 primary. "I give the greatest deference to what (my) state did," said Feingold, who voted for Obama in that contest. - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, 3-15-08

Sen. Herb Kohl - Obama (Endorsed 6/4/08)

Democratic Governor:

Gov. Jim Doyle - Obama

College Democrats of America:

Awais Khaleel - Obama (Endorsed 5/13/08)

Democratic National Committee Members:

Stan Gruszynski - Obama
Jason Rae - Obama
Melissa Schroeder - Obama
Lena Taylor, WI Democratic Party Vice Chair - Obama (Endorsed 5/14/08)
Joe Wineke, WI Democratic Party Chair - Obama

Paula Zellner, State Field Director, Feingold Senate Committee - Obama
(Endorsed 6/4/08)

DNC Members-at-Large:

Tim Sullivan - Clinton

State's Total Unpledged Delegate Votes: 16

Primary Results: Obama 58%, Clinton 41%

DEMOCRATS ABROAD - Democratic superdelegates

2008-02-12T23:59:00.000-08:00

Democratic National Committee Members:

Robert Bell - Clinton
Connie Borde - Obama
Toby Condliffe, Dems Abroad Democratic Party Vice Chair - Obama
Liv Gibbons - Obama

Christine Schon Marques, Dems Abroad Democratic Party Chair - Obama
(Endorsed 5/14/08)
Theresa Morelli - Clinton
Brent O'Leary - Obama
Leo Perez Minaya - Clinton

State's Total Unpledged Delegate Votes: 4

Primary Results: Obama 66%, Clinton 33%

MARYLAND - Democratic superdelegates

2008-02-12T21:30:00.000-08:00

U.S. House of Representatives Members:

Rep. Elijah Cummings - Obama

Rep. Steny Hoyer, 5th Congressional District

Rep. Dutch Ruppersberger - Clinton

Rep. John P. Sarbanes, 3rd Congressional District - Obama (Endorsed 6/3/08)

Rep. Chris Van Hollen, 8th Congressional District - Obama (Endorsed 6/4/08)

U.S. Senators:

Sen. Benjamin L. Cardin - Obama (Endorsed 6/4/08)

Sen. Barbara Mikulski - Clinton

Democratic Governor:

Gov. Martin O'Malley - Clinton

Nat'l Democratic Seniors Coordinating Council:

Maria Cordone - Clinton

Nat'l Association of Democratic State Treasurers:

Nancy Kopp - Clinton

DNC Officers:

Susan W. Turnbull, Democratic National Committee Vice Chair

DNC Members-at-Large:

Alvaro Cifuentes - Clinton
John Gage - Obama (Endorsed 5/9/08)
Janice Griffin - Obama
Belkis (Bel) Leong-Hong - Obama (Endorsed 6/3/08)
Richard P. Michalski - Clinton
Mary Jo Neville - Obama
Carol Pensky - Clinton
Michael R. Steed - Clinton
John J. Sweeney

Democratic National Committee Members:

Michael Cryor, MD Democratic Party Chair - Obama
Lauren D. Glover, MD Democratic Party Vice Chair - Obama
Glenard S. Middleton - Clinton
Heather Mizeur - Obama (Endorsed 6/3/08)
Gregory Pecoraro - Obama (Endorsed 5/17/08)
Karren Pope-Onwukwe - Obama

Add-On Delegates:

Former Lt. Gov. Kathleen Kennedy Townsend - Clinton
Former Gov. Parris Glendening - Obama

State's Total Unpledged Delegate Votes: 28

Primary Results: Obama 60%, Clinton 37%

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA - Democratic superdelegates

2008-02-12T20:00:00.000-08:00

U.S. House of Representatives Members:

Delegate Eleanor Holmes Norton - Obama

Democratic Governor (Mayor):

Adrian Fenty - Obama

U.S. Senators:

(Shadow) Sen. Michael Brown - Obama
(Shadow) Sen. Paul Strauss - Obama

Nat'l Democratic Ethnic Coordinating Committee:

Christine Warnke

DNC Members-at-Large:

Donna L. Brazile
Anna Burger - Obama
Mary Eva Candon - Clinton
Yolanda Caraway - Clinton
Larry Cohen - Obama (Endors ed 5/15/08)
Hartina Flournoy - Clinton
Harold Ickes - Clinton
Ben Johnson - Obama (Switched from Clinton 6/3/08)
Eric Kleinfeld - Clinton
Mona G. Mohib - Clinton
Minyon Moore - Clinton
Elizabeth M. Smith - Clinton
James J. Zogby - Obama

Democratic National Committee Members:

Anita Bonds - Obama (Endorsed 5/13/08)
Marilyn Brown - Clinton
Arrington Dixon - Obama
Jeffrey Richardson - Obama

Add-On Delegates:

Yvette Alexander - Obama
Harry Thomas, Jr. - Obama (Endorsed 4/16/08)

"Thomas received more than 100 phone calls and e-mails from constituents who feared that he would use his power as a superdelegate to vote for Clinton despite the city's overwhelming support of Obama in the Potomac Primary." - Washington Post, D.C. Wire, 4/16/08

State's Total Unpledged Delegate Votes: 24

Primary Results: Obama 75%, Clinton 24%

VIRGINIA - Democratic superdelegates

2008-02-12T19:00:00.000-08:00

U.S. House of Representatives Members:

Rep. Rick Boucher - Obama

Rep. Jim Moran, 8th Congressional District - Obama

Rep. Bobby Scott - Obama

Democratic Governor:

Gov. Tim Kaine - Obama

U.S. Senator:

Sen. Jim Webb

Distinguished Party Leader Leadership Position:

Terence R. McAuliffe (Former DNC Chairman) - Clinton

Democratic National Committee Members:

C. Richard Cranwell, VA Democratic Party Chair

Jim Leaman, Virginia AFL-CIO President - Obama (Endorsed 6/3/08)

Jennifer L. McClellan - Obama (Switched from Clinton 5/7/08)
Mame Reiley - Clinton
Lionell Spruill, Sr. - Clinton
Susan Swecker - Clinton

DNC Members-at-Large:

Barbara Easterling - Clinton
Alexis Herman, Co-Chair, DNC Rules & By-Laws Committee
Joe Johnson - Obama (Endorsed 5/9/08)

Jerome Wiley Segovia - Obama (Endorsed 6/2/08)

Another undeclared superdelegate is Jerome Wiley-Segovia, born in Paraguay and working now for Casa Blanca, a Latino voting advocacy group. Wiley-Segovia got involved in Howard Dean's 2004 campaign, which helped him win a spot as a Democratic National Committee at-large member when Dean became head of the DNC. He lives in Arlington, but doesn't see himself as a Virginia representative; rather, he sees himself as an advocate for the Hispanic community. - "Who Are Virginia's Uncommitted Democratic Superdelegates?," X Curmudgeon, 4/9/08

See also HuffPo's OffTheBus Superdelegate profile of Wiley-Segovia, 3/3/08.

State's Total Unpledged Delegate Votes: 16

Primary Results: Obama 64%, Clinton 35%

MAINE - Democratic superdelegates

2008-02-10T17:00:00.000-08:00

U.S. House of Representatives Members:

Rep. Tom Allen, 1st Congressional District - Obama (Endorsed 5/12/08)

Rep. Mike Michaud, 2nd Congressional District - Obama (Endorsed 6/4/08)

Democratic Governor:

Gov. John Baldacci - Clinton

Distinguished Party Leader Leadership Positions:

George Mitchell (Former Senate Majority Leader)

Democratic National Committee Members:

Jennifer DeChant, Policy/Program Coordinator, Maine Office of Innovation - Obama (Endorsed 6/3/08)

John Knutson, Maine Democratic Party Chair - Obama

Sam Spencer, President, Spencer Monks Development - Obama
(Endorsed 6/3/08)

Marianne Stevens, Maine Democratic Party Vice Chair - Obama

Add-On Delegates:

Gwethalyn Phillips - Obama (Added 6/2/08)

State's Total Unpledged Delegate Votes: 9

Caucus Results: Obama 59%, Clinton 40%

WASHINGTON - Democratic superdelegates

2008-02-09T23:00:00.000-08:00

U.S. House of Representatives Members:

Rep. Brian Baird, 3rd Congressional District - Obama

Rep. Norman Dicks - Clinton

Rep. Jay Inslee, 1st Congressional District - Clinton
Shoreline Center, 18560 1st Ave., NE, Suite E-800
Shoreline, WA 98155-2150
Phone: (206) 361-0233, Fax: (206) 361-3959
http://www.house.gov/inslee/

Rep. Rick Larsen, 2nd Congressional District - Obama (Endorsed 5/8/08)

Rep. Jim McDermott, 7th Congressional District - Obama (Endorsed 5/15/08)

Rep. Adam Smith - Obama

Democratic Governor:

Christine Gregoire - Obama

U.S. Senators:

Sen. Maria Cantwell - Clinton
Sen. Patty Murray - Clinton

Distinguished Party Leader Leadership:

Thomas Foley (Former Speaker of the House) - Clinton (Announced 12/26/07)

Nat'l Democratic County Officials:

Ron Sims - Obama (Switched from Clinton 6/3/08)

Democratic National Committee Members:

Ed Cote - Obama (Endorsed 6/4/08)

Eileen Macoll, WA Democratic Party Vice Chair - Clinton (Endorsed 5/29/08)

Sharon Mast - Obama (Endorsed 6/4/08)

David T. McDonald - Obama (Endorsed 6/2/08)

Pat Notter - Obama

Dwight Pelz, WA Democratic Party Chair - Obama (Endorsed 5/18/08)

State's Total Unpledged Delegate Votes: 17

Caucus Results: Obama 68%, Clinton 31%

VIRGIN ISLANDS - Democratic superdelegates

2008-02-09T22:00:00.000-08:00

U.S. House of Representatives Members:

Rep. Donna Christian-Christense - Clinton

Democratic Governor:

Gov. John de Jongh - Obama

Democratic National Committee Members:

Cecil R. Benjamin, VI Democratic Party Chair - Obama
Carol Burke - Obama (Endorsed 5/10/08)
Kevin Rodriguez - Clinton (Switched to Obama 5/10/08, and back 5/27/08)
Marilyn Stapleton, VI Democratic Party Vice Chair

State's Total Unpledged Delegate Votes: 6

Caucus Results: Obama 92%, Clinton 8%

NEBRASKA - Democratic superdelegates

2008-02-09T21:01:00.000-08:00

U.S. Senator:

Sen. Ben Nelson - Obama

Democratic National Committee Members:

Steven Achelpohl, NE Democratic Party Chair - Obama
Kathleen Fahey - Obama
Audra Ostergard, NE Democratic Party Vice Chair - Obama
Vince Powers - Obama

DNC Members-at-Large:

Frank LaMere - Obama

State's Total Unpledged Delegate Votes: 6

Caucus Results: Obama 68%, Clinton 32%

LOUISIANA - Democratic superdelegates

2008-02-09T21:00:00.000-08:00

U.S. House of Representatives Members:

Rep. William Jefferson - Obama (Endorsed 6/3/08)

Rep. Charlie Melancon

U.S. Senator:

Sen. Mary Landrieu - Obama (Endorsed 6/4/08)

Democratic National Committee Members:

Patsy Arceneaux - Obama (Switched from Clinton 6/3/08)
Elsie Burkhalter
Renee Gill Pratt - Clinton
Claude "Buddy" Leach - Obama (Endorsed Clinton 5/31/08, Switched from Clinton 6/4/08)

Chris Whittington, LA Democratic Party Chair - Clinton (Endorsed 6/2/08)
c/o Louisiana Democratic Party
701 Government Street, Baton Rouge, LA 70802
Phone: (225) 336-4155, Fax: (225) 336-0046
E-mail: info@lademo.org
http://www.orchidforchange.com/la/

DNC Members-at-Large:

Ben L. Jeffers - Obama

Add-On Delegates:

New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin - Obama (Endorsed 5/13/08)

State's Total Unpledged Delegate Votes: 10

Primary Results: Obama 57%, Clinton 36%

ALASKA - Democratic superdelegates

2008-02-05T23:59:00.000-08:00

Democratic National Committee Members:

John Davies - Obama

Patti Higgins, Alaska Democratic Party Chair - Clinton (Endorsed 1/25/08)
c/o Alaska Democratic Party
PO Box 231230, Anchorage, AK 99523-1230
Phone: (907) 258-3050, Fax: (907) 258-1626
http://alaskademocrats.org/

Blake Johnson, Alaska Democratic Party Vice Chair - Obama
(Endorsed 5/19/08)

Cindy Spanyers - Obama (Endorsed 5/19/08)

Add-On Delegates:

Tony Knowles - Obama (Added 5/24/08)

State's Total Unpledged Delegate Votes: 5

Caucus Results: Obama 75%, Clinton 25%

AMERICAN SAMOA - Democratic superdelegates

2008-02-05T23:58:00.000-08:00

U.S. House of Representatives Members:

Rep. Eni Faleomavaega - Obama

Democratic Governor:

Gov. Togiola Tulafono - Clinton

Democratic National Committee Members:

Deanna Fuimaono - Clinton
Therese L. Hunkin, Am Samoa Democratic Party Vice Chair - Obama
Fagafaga D. Langkilde - Clinton
Nathaniel Savali - Clinton

State's Total Unpledged Delegate Votes: 6

Primary Results: Clinton 57%, Obama 43%

CALIFORNIA - Democratic superdelegates

2008-02-05T23:00:00.001-08:00

U.S. House of Representatives Members:

Rep. Xavier Becerra - Obama

Rep. Howard Berman, 28th Congressional District - Obama (Endorsed 5/15/08)
Rep. Lois Capps, 23rd Congressional District - Obama

Rep. Dennis Cardoza - Obama (Switched from Clinton 5/23/08)

Rep. Jim Costa, 20th Congressional District - Obama (Endorsed 5/23/08)

Rep. Susan Davis, 53rd Congressional District - Obama (Endorsed 6/4/08)

Rep. Anna Eshoo - Obama

Rep. Sam Farr, 17th Congressional District - Obama (Endorsed 6/3/08)

Rep. Bob Filner, 51st Congressional District - Obama (Endorsed 6/3/08)

Rep. Jane Harman - Clinton
Rep. Barbara Lee - Obama
Rep. Zoe Lofgren - Obama
Rep. Doris Matsui - Clinton

Rep. Jerry McNerney, 11th Congressional District - Obama (Endorsed 6/3/08)

Rep. George Miller - Obama
Rep. Grace Napolitano - Clinton
Rep. Laura Richardson - Clinton
Rep. Lucille Roybal-Allard - Clinton
Rep. Linda Sanchez - Obama
Rep. Loretta Sanchez - Clinton
Rep. Adam Schiff - Obama
Rep. Brad Sherman - Clinton
Rep. Hilda Solis - Clinton

Rep. Jackie Speier, 12th Congressional District - Clinton (Endorsed 4/11/08)
c/o Jackie for Congress
P.O. Box 112, Burlingame, CA 94011
Phone: (650) 347-4370
http://www.jackieforcongress.com/

Rep. Pete Stark, 13th Congressional District - Obama (Endorsed 5/16/08)

Rep. Ellen Tauscher - Clinton
Rep. Mike Thompson - Clinton
Rep. Diane Watson - Clinton

Rep. Henry Waxman, 30th Congressional District - Obama (Endorsed 5/15/08)

Rep. Lynn Woolsey - Clinton

Speaker of the House:

Speaker Nancy Pelosi

"Please note that the rules of Congressional courtesy prevent Rep. Pelosi from replying to emails if she cannot determine that you are a constituent, so remember to include your full name, address, and zip code." - Speaker Pelosi's website

U.S. Senators:

Sen. Barbara Boxer - Obama (Switched from Clinton 6/4/08)

Sen. Dianne Feinstein - Clinton

DNC Officers:

Rep. Mike Honda, 15th Congressional District

Young Democrats of America:

Crystal Strait - Obama (Endorsed 5/11/08)

Nat'l Democratic Municipal Officials Conference:

Eric Garcetti - Obama

Distinguished Party Leader Leadership Position:

Charles T. Manatt (Former DNC Chairman) - Clinton

Democratic National Committee Members:

Steven K. Alari - Obama
Rachel Binah - Obama (Switched from Clinton 6/3/08)
Mary Ellen Early - Obama
Edward Espinoza (aka Mr. Super) - Obama (Endorsed 5/9/08)
Alexandra Gallardo-Rooker, CA Democratic Party Vice Chair - Obama
Inola Henry - Obama (Endorsed 5/7/08)
Alice A. Huffman - Clinton
Aleita J. Huguenin - Clinton

State Sen. Carole Migden
c/o Re-Elect Senator Carole Migden
1700 L St., Sacramento CA 95814
E-mail: http://carolemigdenleading.com/contact.php
or carolemigden@clickchange.org
Website: http://carolemigdenleading.com/

"I have the privilege of being a superdelegate and as such I will have an unique opportunity in determining who could be the next President of the United States. I have been approached by friends, media and interested parties of both campaigns and queried to whom I expect to vote for this August at the Democratic National Convention. My question for this forum is this: "Should a superdelegate cast his or her ballot for the candidate who wins the most pledged delegates
nationally through primaries and caucuses or for the candidate they think would make the best President?"
Carole's Superdelegate Forum:
http://www.carolemigdenleading.com/forum.asp

Bob Mulholland, California Democratic Party Campaign Advisor

Christine Pelosi, Director, AFSCME PEOPLE/New House PAC Congressional Candidates Boot Camp - Obama (Endorsed 6/3/08)

John A. Perez, candidate for 46th State Assembly District - Obama
(Endorsed 6/3/08)

Robert Rankin

Garry S. Shay - Clinton
Christopher Stampolis - Clinton

Art Torres, CA Democratic Party Chair

Keith Umemoto - Clinton (Added 5/16/08)
Alicia Wang - Clinton
Maxine Waters - Obama (Switched from Clinton 6/3/08)
Rosalind Wyman - Clinton

Steve Ybarra, Pacific Regional Vice Chair, DNC Hispanic Caucus
c/o Consultants Associated
PO Box 367 Sacramento, CA 95812

DNC Members-at-Large:

Joe Baca - Clinton
Jeremy Bernard - Obama
Maria Echaveste - Clinton
Kamil Hasan - Obama (Switched from Clinton 6/3/08)
Mona Pasquil - Clinton
Mirian Saez - Clinton
Norma J. Torres - Obama
Vernon R. Watkins - Obama (Endorsed 5/9/08)

Add-On Delegates:

Carolyn Doggett - Clinton (Added 5/18/08)
Dario Frommer - Clinton (Added 5/18/08)
William Quay Hays - Obama (Added 5/18/08)
Lou Paulson - Obama (Added 5/18/08)
Dora Rubio - Clinton (Added 5/18/08)

State's Total Unpledged Delegate Votes: 72

Primary Results: Clinton 52%, Obama 42%

COLORADO - Democratic superdelegates

2008-02-05T23:00:00.000-08:00

U.S. House of Representatives Members:

Rep. Diana DeGette - Clinton

Rep. Ed Perlmutter - Obama

Rep. John Salazar, 3rd Congressional District - Obama (Endorsed 6/4/08)

Rep. Mark Udall, 2nd Congressional District - Obama (Endorsed 6/4/08)

U.S. Senator:

Sen. Ken Salazar - Obama (Endorsed 6/4/08)

Democratic Governor:

Gov. Bill Ritter - Obama (Endorsed 6/3/08)

Former DNC General Chairman:

Roy Romer - Obama (Endorsed 5/13/08)

Democratic National Committee Members:

Debbie Marquez - Obama
Jonathan W. Postal - Obama
Mannie Rodriguez - Clinton
Dan Slater, Colorado Democratic Party Vice Chair - Obama
Patricia Waak, Colorado Democratic Party Chair - Obama (Endorsed 5/28/08)

DNC Members-at-Large:

Maria Handley - Clinton
Ramona Martinez - Clinton

Add-On Delegates:

Federico Pena - Obama (Added 5/17/08)

State's Total Unpledged Delegate Votes: 15

Caucus Results: Obama 67%, Clinton 32%

NORTH DAKOTA - Democratic superdelegates

2008-02-05T22:02:00.000-08:00

U.S. House of Representatives Members:

Earl Pomeroy - Obama

U.S. Senators:

Sen. Kent Conrad - Obama

Sen. Byron L. Dorgan - Obama

Democratic National Committee Members:

Jim Maxson - Obama
Renee Pfenning - Obama
David Strauss, N.D. Democratic Party Chair - Obama (Endorsed 6/4/08)
Mary Wakefield - Obama

Add-on Delegates:

Dan Hannaher - Obama

State's Total Unpledged Delegate Votes: 8

Caucus Results: Obama 61%, Clinton 37%

IDAHO - Democratic superdelegates

2008-02-05T22:01:00.000-08:00

Democratic National Committee Members:

Gail Bray - Obama
Jeanne Buell, ID Democratic Party Vice Chair - Obama
Grant Burgoyne - Obama
Keith Roark, ID Democratic Party Chair - Obama (Endorsed 5/12/08)

State's Total Unpledged Delegate Votes: 4

Caucus Results: Obama 79%, Clinton 17%

UTAH - Democratic superdelegates

2008-02-05T22:00:00.000-08:00

U.S. House of Representatives Members:

Rep. Jim Matheson, 2nd Congressional District

Democratic National Committee Members:

Karen Hale - Obama (Switched from Clinton 6/4/08)
Wayne Holland, Jr., Utah Democratic Party Chair - Obama
Helen Langan
Bill Orton - Obama

Add-On Delegates:

Kristi Cumming - Obama (Endorsed 5/9/08)

State's Total Unpledged Delegate Votes: 6

Caucus Results: Obama 57%, Clinton 39%

MINNESOTA - Democratic superdelegates

2008-02-05T21:05:00.000-08:00

U.S. House of Representatives Members:

Rep. Keith Ellison - Obama

Rep. Betty McCollum - Obama

Rep. James Oberstar - Obama

Rep. Collin Peterson, 7th Congressional District

Rep. Tim Walz - Obama

U.S. Senator:

Sen. Amy Klobuchar - Obama

Distinguished Party Leader Leadership Position:

Walter Mondale (Former Vice President) - Obama
(Switched from Clinton 6/4/08)

Democratic National Committee Members:

Donna Cassutt, MN Democratic Party Vice Chair - Obama
Ken Foxworth - Obama
Nancy Larson - Obama
Brian Melendez, MN Democratic Party Chair - Obama
Rick Stafford - Obama (Switched from Clinton 6/3/08)
Jackie Stevenson - Clinton

DNC Members-at-Large:

Mee Moua - Obama

State's Total Unpledged Delegate Votes: 14

Caucus Results: Obama 67%, Clinton 32%

KANSAS - Democratic superdelegates

2008-02-05T21:04:00.000-08:00

U.S. House of Representatives Members:

Rep. Nancy Boyda, 2nd Congressional District

Rep. Dennis Moore, 3rd Congressional District - Obama (Endorsed 6/3/08)

Democratic Governor:

Gov. Kathleen Sebelius - Obama

Nat'l Federation of Democratic Women:

Helen Knetzer - Obama (Endorsed 6/3/08)

Democratic National Committee Members:

Lawrence Gates, KS Democratic Party Chair - Obama (Endorsed 5/19/08)
E. Lee Kinch - Obama
Teresa Krusor, KS Democratic Party Vice Chair - Clinton
Randy Roy - Obama

Add-On Delegates:

Mark Parkinson - Obama (Added 5/17/08)

State's Total Unpledged Delegate Votes: 9

Caucus Results: Obama 74%, Clinton 26%

NEW MEXICO - Democratic superdelegates

2008-02-05T21:03:00.000-08:00

U.S. House of Representatives Members:

Rep. Tom Udall - Obama (Endorsed 6/4/08)

U.S. Senator:

Sen. Jeff Bingaman - Obama (Endorsed 4/28/08)

Democratic Governor:

Gov. Bill Richardson - Obama

Nat'l Association of Democratic Lieutenant Governors:

Diane Denish - Clinton

Distinguished Party Leader Leadership:

Fred R. Harris (Former DNC Chairman) - Obama

Democratic National Committee Members:

Brian Colon, N.M. Democratic Party Chair - Obama
Mary Gail Gwaltney - Clinton
Annadelle Sanchez - Clinton
Raymond Sanchez - Clinton

DNC Members-at-Large:

Martin Chavez - Clinton
Christine Trujillo - Clinton

Add-On Delegates:

Laurie Weahkee - Obama (Endorsed 5/9/08)

State's Total Unpledged Delegate Votes: 12

Caucus Results: Clinton 49%, Obama 48%

NEW YORK - Democratic superdelegates

2008-02-05T21:01:00.001-08:00

U.S. House of Representatives Members:

Rep. Gary Ackerman - Clinton
Rep. Michael A. Arcuri - Clinton
Rep. Tim Bishop - Clinton
Rep. Yvette D. Clarke - Clinton
Rep. Joseph Crowley - Clinton
Rep. Eliot Engel - Clinton
Rep. Kirsten E. Gillibrand - Clinton
Rep. John J. Hall - Clinton
Rep. Brian Higgins - Clinton
Rep. Maurice Hinchey - Clinton
Rep. Steve Israel - Clinton
Rep. Nita Lowey - Clinton
Rep. Carolyn Maloney - Clinton
Rep. Carolyn McCarthy - Clinton
Rep. Michael McNulty - Clinton
Rep. Gregory Meeks - Clinton
Rep. Jerrold Nadler - Clinton
Rep. Charles Rangel - Clinton
Rep. Jose Serrano - Clinton
Rep. Louise Slaughter - Clinton
Rep. Edolphus Towns - Clinton
Rep. Nydia Velazquez - Clinton
Rep. Anthony Weiner - Clinton

Democratic Governor:

Gov. David Paterson

U.S. Senators:

Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton

Sen. Charles E. Schumer - Clinton

Distinguished Party Leader Leadership Positions:

Bill Clinton (Former President)

George Mitchell (Former Senate Majority Leader)

Katie Couric: In the meantime, they are campaigning hard for their
particular candidate. Have the candidates themselves called you?

Mitchell: No, nether candidate has called me, but I have gotten calls from representatives on both sides.

Couric: Pretty enthusiastic and assertive calls?

Mitchell: No, I think they were very cordial, logical. They made persuasive cases for their candidate. They applied different standards depending upon the circumstances that they’re in. Each one uses the argument best calculated to lead to support for their candidate. I’ve had a lot of attempts at persuasion. I cast several thousands of votes in the Senate and on every one of them I had people saying 'Yes,' 'No,' 'Yes,' 'No.' So there’s nothing new about this.

Couric: Do you consider yourself a Mainer or a New Yorker now?

Mitchell: It’s an interesting question. When the superdelegate process
first gained attention, Sen. Obama won the Maine caucuses. And so I got quite a number of letters saying that since he won the Maine caucuses, you are obligated to vote for him. Then the Democratic National Committee informed me that because I live in New York, I’ll be a superdelegate from New York. So now I’ve got a bunch of letters making the opposite argument from the Obama camp and the Clinton camp, assuming the argument that Obama camp had previously made. So as I said, the argument depends on where you are and what happened in your state or congressional district.

Couric: But you are a superdelegate from New York?

Mitchell: That’s what I am informed, although the director of the Maine party called me and said they want me to be a superdelegate from Maine! But I don’t know if that’s possible because I am a resident of New York at this time. My kids go to school here.

- "George Mitchell On Hillary's Experience: Katie Couric Interviews Former Senator," CBS News, 3/10/08

Democratic National Committee Members:

Vivian Cook - Clinton
Herman D. Farrell Jr. - Clinton
Emily Giske - Clinton
Judith H. Hope - Clinton
Reginald LaFayette, NY Democratic Party Vice Chair - Clinton
Maria Luna - Clinton
Dennis Mehiel - Clinton
June O’Neil - Clinton
Roberto Ramirez - Clinton
Richard Schaffer - Clinton
Sheldon Silver - Clinton
Irene Stein - Clinton (Endorsed 6/2/08)
Sylvia Tokasz - Clinton
Robert Zimmerman - Clinton

DNC Members-at-Large:

Ralph Dawson
David Paterson - Clinton
Marianne C. Spraggins - Obama
Randi Weingarten - Clinton

Add-On Delegates:

Andrew Cuomo - Clinton
Tom DiNapoli - Clinton
Virginia Fields - Clinton
Carmen Arroyo - Clinton

State's Total Unpledged Delegate Votes: 50

Primary Results: Clinton 57%, Obama 40%

ARIZONA - Democratic superdelegates

2008-02-05T21:00:00.000-08:00

U.S. House of Representatives Members:

Rep. Gabrielle Giffords, 8th Congressional District - Obama (Endorsed 6/3/08)

Rep. Rual Grijalva - Obama

Rep. Harry E. Mitchell, 5th Congressional District - Obama (Endorsed 5/10/08)

Rep. Ed Pastor - Clinton

Democratic Governor's Association:

Gov. Janet Napolitano - Obama

Democratic National Committee Members:

Donald Bivens - Arizona Democratic Party Chair - Obama (Endorsed 6/3/08)
Janice C. Brunson - Clinton
Charlene Fernandez - Arizona Democratic Party Vice Chair - Obama
Joe Rios - Clinton
Carolyn Warner - Clinton

Add-On Delegates:

Terry Goddard - Obama (Endorsed 6/4/08)

State's Total Unpledged Delegate Votes: 11

Primary Results: Clinton 51%, Obama 42%

ARKANSAS - Democratic superdelegates

2008-02-05T20:30:00.000-08:00

U.S. House of Representatives Members:

Rep. Marion Berry - Clinton
Rep. Mike Ross - Clinton
Rep. Vic Snyder - Clinton

Democratic Governor:

Gov. Mike Beebe - Clinton

U.S. Senators:

Sen. Blanche Lambert Lincoln - Clinton
Sen. Mark Pryor - Clinton

DNC Officers:

Lottie H. Shackelford

Democratic National Committee Members:

Don Beavers - Clinton
Karla Bradley - Clinton
Martha Dixon - Clinton
Bill Gwatney, AR Democratic Party Chair - Clinton

Add-On Delegates:

Land Commissioner Mark Wilcox - Clinton (Endorsed 4/7/08)

State's Total Unpledged Delegate Votes: 12

Primary Results: Clinton 70%, Obama 27%

TENNESSEE - Democratic superdelegates

2008-02-05T20:07:00.000-08:00

U.S. House of Representatives Members:

Rep. Steve Cohen - Obama
Rep. Jim Cooper - Obama

Rep. Lincoln Davis, 4th Congressional District

Rep. Bart Gordon, 6th Congressional District

Rep. John Tanner - Clinton
Room B-7, Federal Building, Jackson, TN 38301
Phone: (731) 423-4848, Fax: (731) 427-1537
http://www.house.gov/tanner/

Democratic Governor:

Gov. Phil Bredesen - Obama (Endorsed 6/4/08)

Distinguished Party Leader Leadership Position:

Albert Gore Jr (Former Vice President)

Nat'l Democratic Municipal Officials Conference:

Myron Lowery - Clinton

Democratic National Committee Members:

Will Cheek - Obama
Inez Crutchfield - Obama (Endorsed 6/4/08)
Jimmie Farris - Clinton
William Owen - Clinton
Elisa Parker - Clinton
Gray Sasser, TN Democratic Party Chair - Obama (Endorsed 6/4/08)

DNC Members-at-Large:

Lois M. DeBerry - Obama

Add-On Delegates:

Vicky Harwell - Clinton (Endorsed 5/14/08)
Jerry Lee

State's Total Unpledged Delegate Votes: 17

Primary Results: Clinton 54%, Obama 41%

OKLAHOMA - Democratic superdelegates

2008-02-05T20:06:00.002-08:00

U.S. House of Representatives Members:

Rep. Dan Boren, 2nd Congressional District

Democratic Governor:

Gov. Brad Henry - Obama

Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee:

Oklahoma Senate President Mike Morgan - Obama (Endorsed 5/14/08)

Democratic National Committee Members:

Kitti Ashberry - Obama

Jim E. Frasier, Frasier Frasier & Hickman LLP

Ivan Holmes, OK Democratic Party Chair - Obama (Endorsed 6/4/08)

Betty McElderry - Clinton

DNC Members-at-Large:

Kalyn Free - Obama

Jay Parmley, DNC Budget and Finance Committee member, former Oklahoma Democratic Party Chair (2001-2005) - Obama (Endorsed 6/3/08)

Former Oklahoma Democratic Party Chairman Jay Parmley, who now works for Democratic National Committee Chairman Howard Dean and who is a superdelegate to the Democratic National Convention, said today the race for his party's nomination for president "is not over" and he's not yet ready to endorse either candidate.

- The McCarville Report Online, 4/23/08

Add-On Delegates:

Reggie Whitten - Obama

State's Total Unpledged Delegate Votes: 10

Primary Results: Clinton 55%, Obama 41%

NEW JERSEY - Democratic superdelegates

2008-02-05T20:06:00.000-08:00

U.S. House of Representatives Members:

Rep. Robert Andrews - Clinton
Rep. Rush Holt, 12th Congressional District - Obama (Endorsed 6/3/08)
Rep. Frank Pallone - Clinton
Rep. Bill Pascrell - Clinton
Rep. Donald Payne - Obama (Switched from Clinton 5/9/08)
Rep. Steven Rothman - Obama
Rep. Albio Sires - Clinton

U.S. Senators:

Sen. Frank R. Lautenberg - Obama (Endorsed 6/4/08)

Sen. Robert Menendez - Clinton

Democratic Governor:

Gov. John Corzine - Clinton

DNC Officers:

Phil Murphy, DNC National Finance Chair

Democratic National Committee Members:

Tonio Burgos - Clinton
Joseph Cryan - Clinton
Joseph C. DeCotiis - Clinton
June S. Fischer - Clinton
Donald Norcross - Obama
Dana Redd - Obama
Christine "Roz" Samuels - Obama

Add-on Delegates:

Brendan Byrne - Clinton
Jim Florio - Clinton

State's Total Unpledged Delegate Votes: 20

Primary Results: Clinton 54%, Obama 44%

MISSOURI - Democratic superdelegates

2008-02-05T20:05:00.000-08:00

U.S. House of Representatives Members:

Rep. Russ Carnahan - Obama

Rep. William Clay - Obama

Rep. Emanuel Cleaver - Clinton

Rep. Ike Skelton - Clinton
1401 Southwest Blvd, Suite 101, Jefferson City, MO 65109-2429
Phone: 573-635-3499
Website: http://www.house.gov/skelton/

U.S. Senator:

Sen. Claire McCaskill - Obama

Democratic Association of Secretaries of State:

Secretary of State Robin Carnahan - Obama (Endorsed 6/3/08)

Distinguished Party Leader Leadership Position:

Richard Gephardt (Former House Minority Leader) - Clinton

Democratic National Committee Members:

Doug Brooks - Clinton
Mark Bryant - Obama
Leila Medley
Sandra A. Querry - Clinton
John Temporiti, MO Democratic Party Chair - Obama (Endorsed 6/3/08)
Yolanda Wheat, MO Democratic Party Vice Chair - Obama (Endorsed 6/3/08)

DNC Members-at-Large:

State Rep. Maria Chappelle-Nadal - Obama (Endorsed 6/3/08)

Add-On Delegates:

Susan Montee - Obama

Attorney General Jay Nixon - Obama (Endorsed 6/3/08)

State's Total Unpledged Delegate Votes: 16

Primary Results: Obama 49%, Clinton 48%

MASSACHUSETTS - Democratic superdelegates

2008-02-05T20:04:00.000-08:00

U.S. House of Representatives Members:

Rep. Michael Capuano - Obama
Rep. William Delahunt - Obama
Rep. Barney Frank - Clinton
Rep. Stephen Lynch - Clinton

Rep. Edward Markey, 7th Congressional District

Rep. James McGovern - Clinton
Rep. Richard Neal - Clinton

Rep. Niki Tsongas, 5th Congressional District

Rep. John Olver, 1st Congressional District - Obama (Endorsed 6/3/08)

Rep. John Tierney, 6th Congressional District

Democratic Governor:

Gov. Deval Patrick - Obama

U.S. Senators:

Sen. Edward M. Kennedy - Obama

Sen. John Kerry - Obama

Distinguished Party Leader Leadership Positions:

Debra DeLee (Former DNC Chairman) - Clinton
Steve Grossman (Former DNC Chairman) - Clinton
Paul G. Kirk Jr. (Former DNC Chairman) - Obama

Democratic National Committee Members:

Gus Bickford - Clinton
Raymond Jordan - Obama
Debra Kozikowski, MA Democratic Party Vice Chair - Obama
(Endorsed 6/3/08)
David M. O'Brien - Obama
Diane Saxe - Clinton
John Walsh, MA Democratic Party Chair - Obama
Margaret D. Xifaras - Obama

DNC Members-at-Large:

Elaine C. Kamarck - Clinton

James Roosevelt Jr. - Co-chair, DNC Rules and By-laws Committee, and Co-chair, Democratic National Convention Credentials Committee

"Any kind of attribute that you think would be appropriate for someone in that job, he has it," said Don Fowler of South Carolina, who, upon being named chairman of the national party in 1995, promoted Roosevelt to succeed him as co-chairman of the rules committee. Fowler called the standoff over whether to seat Florida and Michigan "a monumental problem that almost seems insoluble." He
said Roosevelt "is going to have to be Jesus and Moses all at the same time, and maybe Solomon too."

Roosevelt, a superdelegate to the nominating convention in late August, has maintained strict neutrality toward presidential hopefuls Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton until all the convention issues are
resolved. If the Rules and Bylaws Committee doesn't settle matters, the dispute will fall to the convention Credentials Committee. Roosevelt will also be co-chairman on that panel when it is constituted in late June. - "Old pro to referee delegate dispute," Boston Globe, 3/25/08

Alan Solomont - Obama

Add-On Delegates:

Attorney General Martha Coakley - Clinton (Endorsed 5/20/08)
Arthur Powell - Clinton (Endorsed 5/10/08)

State's Total Unpledged Delegate Votes: 28

Primary Results: Clinton 56%, Obama 41%

ILLINOIS - Democratic superdelegates

2008-02-05T20:03:00.000-08:00

U.S. House of Representatives Members:

Rep. Melissa Bean - Obama
Rep. Jerry Costello - Obama
Rep. Danny Davis - Obama
Rep. Rahm Emanuel, 5th Congressional District - Obama (Endorsed 6/4/08)
Rep. Bill Foster - Obama
Rep. Luis Gutierrez - Obama
Rep. Phil Hare - Obama
Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr. - Obama
Rep. Daniel Lipinski, 3rd Congressional District - Obama
Rep. Bobby Rush - Obama
Rep. Janice Schakowsky - Obama

Democratic Governor:

Gov. Rod Blagojevich - Obama

U.S. Senators:

Sen. Richard J. Durbin - Obama

Sen. Barack Obama

Nat'l Democratic County Officials:

Margie Woods - Obama

Democratic National Committee Members:

Margaret Blackshere - Obama
Constance Howard - Obama
Thomas C. Hynes - Obama
Emil Jones, Jr. - Obama
Michael Madigan - Obama
Iris Y. Martinez - Obama
John Rednour - Obama
Carol Ronen - Obama
VACANCY
Darlena Williams-Burnett - Obama

DNC Members-at-Large:

Willie Barrow - Obama
Steve Powell - Obama
Edward M. Smith

Add-On Delegates:

Richard Daley - Obama
Barbara Flynn Currie - Obama
Todd Stroger - Obama

State's Total Unpledged Delegate Votes: 31

Primary Results: Obama 65%, Clinton 33%

DELAWARE - Democratic superdelegates

2008-02-05T20:02:00.000-08:00

Democratic Governor:

Gov. Ruth Minner - Clinton

U.S. Senators:

Sen. Joseph R. Biden Jr.

Sen. Tom Carper - Obama (Endorsed 6/4/08)

Democratic National Committee Members:

John Daniello, DE Democratic Party Chair - Obama (Endorsed 6/3/08)

Rhett Ruggerio - Obama (Switched from Clinton 6/3/08)

Harriet Smith Windsor, DE Democratic Party Vice Chair - Obama
(Endorsed 6/3/08)

Karen Valentine - Clinton

Add-on Delegates:

Rob Carver - Obama

State's Total Unpledged Delegate Votes: 8

Primary Results: Obama 53%, Clinton 43%

CONNECTICUT - Democratic superdelegates

2008-02-05T20:01:00.000-08:00

U.S. House of Representatives Members:

Rep. Joe Courtney, 2nd Congressional District - Obama (Endorsed 5/21/08)
Rep. Rosa DeLauro - Obama
Rep. John Larson - Obama
Rep. Christopher S. Murphy - Obama

Nat'l Democratic Ethnic Coordinating Committee:

Martin Dunleavy - Obama

Former DNC General Chairman:

Sen. Christopher J. Dodd - Obama

Democratic National Committee Members:

Anthony Avallone - Obama
Ellen Camhi - Clinton

Nancy DiNardo, CT Democratic Party Chair - Obama (Endorsed 6/2/08)

Stephen Fontana - Obama
John W. Olsen - Clinton
Don Williams - Obama

State's Total Unpledged Delegate Votes: 12

Primary Results: Obama 51%, Clinton 47%

ALABAMA - Democratic superdelegates

2008-02-05T20:00:00.000-08:00

U.S. House of Representatives Members:

Rep. Bud Cramer, Jr., 5th Congressional District

Rep. Artur Davis, 7th Congressional District - Obama

Democratic National Committee Members:

Randy Kelley - Clinton
Yvonne Kennedy - Clinton
Joe L. Reed - Clinton

Joe Turnham, Alabama Democratic Party Chair

Nancy Worley, Alabama Democratic Party Vice Chair

Stewart Burkhalter - Obama

State's Total Unpledged Delegate Votes: 8

Primary Results: Obama 56%, Clinton 42%

GEORGIA - Democratic superdelegates

2008-02-05T19:00:00.000-08:00

U.S. House of Representatives Members:

Rep. John Barrow, 12th Congressional District - Obama

Rep. Sanford Bishop - Obama

Rep. Henry C. "Hank" Johnson - Obama

Rep. John Lewis, 5th Congressional District - Obama

Rep. Jim Marshall, 8th Congressional District

Rep. David Scott - Obama

Distinguished Party Leader Leadership Position:

Jimmy Carter (Former President) - Obama (Endorsed 6/3/08)

Democratic National Committee Members:

Carole Dabbs - Clinton
Jane V. Kidd, GA Democratic Party Chair - Obama
Mary Long - Obama
Lonnie Plott - Clinton

Richard Ray, President, Georgia AFL-CIO

Michael Thurmond, GA Democratic Party Vice Chair - Obama
(Switched from Clinton 6/3/08)

Add-On Delegates:

Verna Cleveland - Clinton (Added 5/24/08)
Stephen Leeds - Obama (Added 5/24/08)

State's Total Unpledged Delegate Votes: 16

Primary Results: Obama 67%, Clinton 31%

FLORIDA - Democratic superdelegates

2008-01-29T20:00:00.000-08:00

U.S. House of Representatives Members:

Rep. Allen Boyd, 2nd Congressional District

Rep. Corrine Brown - Clinton

Rep. Kathy Castor, 11th Congressional District - Obama

Rep. Alcee Hastings - Clinton

Rep. Ron Klein, 22nd Congressional District - Obama (Endorsed 6/3/08)

Rep. Tim Mahoney, 16th Congressional District

Rep. Kendrick Meek - Clinton

Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz - Clinton

Rep. Robert Wexler - Obama

U.S. Senator:

Sen. Bill Nelson - Clinton

Distinguished Party Leader Leadership Positions:

Ken Curtis (Former DNC Chairman) - Clinton

DNC Officers:

Andrew Tobias

Democratic National Committee Members:

Jon Ausman - Clinton (Endorsed 6/3/08)
Terrie Brady
Mitchell Ceasar - Obama (Endorsed 6/3/08)
Joyce Cusack - Obama
Diane Glasser - Obama (Endorsed 6/3/08)
Allan Katz - Obama
Raul Martinez - Clinton
Chuck Mohlke - Clinton
Janee Murphy - Obama (Endorsed 6/2/08)

Rudolph Parker, Florida Democratic Party Treasurer

Karen Thurman, Florida Democratic Party Chair

Add-On Delegates:

Dan Gelber - Obama
Steve Geller
Alex Sink

State's Total Unpledged Delegate Votes: 13 (26 total, each casting half-votes per the DNC's Rules & Bylaws Committee compromise approved May 31.)

Primary Results: Clinton 50%, Obama 33%, Edwards 14%

SOUTH CAROLINA - Democratic superdelegates

2008-01-26T19:00:00.000-08:00

U.S. House of Representatives Members:

Rep. James Clyburn, 6th Congressional District - Obama (Endorsed 6/3/08)

Rep. John Spratt, 5th Congressional District - Obama (Endorsed 6/3/08)

Democratic National Committee Members:

State Rep. Gilda Cobb-Hunter

Carol Khare Fowler, S.C. Democratic Party Chair - Obama
Waring Howe, Jr. - Obama

Wilber Lee Jeffcoat, S.C. Democratic Party Vice Chair - Obama
(Endorsed 5/9/08)

DNC Members-at-Large:

Donald L. Fowler - Clinton
Marva Smalls - Clinton

Add-On Delegates:

Inez Tenenbaum - Obama

State's Total Unpledged Delegate Votes: 9

Primary Results: Obama 55%, Clinton 27%, Edwards 18%

NEVADA - Democratic superdelegates

2008-01-19T15:00:00.000-08:00

U.S. House of Representatives Members:

Rep. Shelley Berkley - Clinton

U.S. Senator:

Sen. Harry Reid

Democratic Attorneys General Association:

Attorney General Catherine Cortez Masto - Obama (Endorsed 6/3/08)

Democratic National Committee Members-at-Large:

Yvonne A. Gates, former Clark County Commissioner - Obama
(Endorsed 6/1/08)

Democratic National Committee Members:

Teresa Benitez-Thompson, Nevada Democratic Party Vice Chair - Obama
(Endorsed 3/6/08)

Steven Horsford - Obama

Sam Lieberman, Nevada Democratic Party Chair - Obama (Endorsed 6/3/08)

Dina Titus - Clinton

Add-On Delegates:

Rusty McAllister, International Association of Firefighters union rep

State's Total Unpledged Delegate Votes: 9

Caucus Results: Clinton 51%, Obama 45%

MICHIGAN - Democratic superdelegates

2008-01-15T22:00:00.000-08:00

U.S. House of Representatives Members:

Rep. John Conyers - Obama
Rep. John Dingell - Clinton
Rep. Dale Kildee - Clinton

Rep. Carolyn Cheeks Kilpatrick - Obama (Endorsed 6/3/08)

Rep. Sander Levin - Clinton

Rep. Bart Stupak - Obama (Endorsed 6/3/08)

U.S. Senators:

Sen. Carl Levin

Sen. Debbie Stabenow - Clinton

Democratic Governor:

Gov. Jennifer Granholm - Clinton

Nat'l Association of Democratic Lieutenant Governors:

John Cherry - Clinton

Nat'l Federation of Democratic Women:

Virgie Rollins - Obama (Endorsed 5/16/08)

College Democrats of America:

Lauren Wolfe - Obama (Endorsed 5/13/08)

(ASDC) Officers:

Mark Brewer, Michigan Democratic Party Chair

Nat'l Conference of Democratic Mayors:

Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick - Obama (Endorsed 6/3/08)
Southfield Mayor Brenda Lawrence - Obama (Endorsed 6/2/08)

Nat'l Democratic County Officials:

Eric Coleman - Obama (Endorsed 5/16/08)

Democratic National Committee Members:

Tina Abbott - Michigan Democratic Party Vice Chair - Obama
(Endorsed 6/3/08)

Elizabeth Bunn
Debbie Dingell - Obama (Endorsed 6/3/08)
Robert Ficano - Obama (Endorsed 5/14/08)
Joyce Lalonde - Obama (Endorsed 6/3/08)
Jeffrey Radjewski
Michael Tardiff, Secretary-Treasurer, Michigan AFL-CIO - Obama
(Endorsed 6/3/08)
Richard N. Wiener - Obama (Endorsed 6/3/08)

DNC Members-at-Large:

Lu Battaglieri - Obama (Endorsed 6/2/08)
Joel Ferguson - Clinton
Richard Shoemaker

Add-On Delegates:

2 unnamed (to be selected June 14)

State's Total Unpledged Delegate Votes: 14.5 (29 total, each casting half-votes per the DNC's Rules & Bylaws Committee compromise approved May 31.)

Primary Results: Clinton 55%, Uncommitted 40%

NEW HAMPSHIRE - Democratic superdelegates

2008-01-08T20:00:00.000-08:00

U.S. House of Representatives Members:

Rep. Paul W. Hodes - Obama
Rep. Carol Shea-Porter - Obama

Democratic Governor:

Gov. John Lynch

Democratic National Committee Members:

Raymond Buckley, N.H. Democratic Party Chair - Obama (Endorsed 6/3/08)
Martha Fuller Clark - Obama
Gaetan DiGangi - Clinton
Anita Freedman - Clinton

Add-On Delegates:

Kathy Sullivan - Clinton

State's Total Unpledged Delegate Votes: 8

Primary Results: Clinton 39%, Obama 37%

IOWA - Democratic superdelegates

2008-01-03T20:00:00.000-08:00

U.S. House of Representatives Members:

Rep. Leonard Boswell, 3rd Congressional District - Clinton

Rep. Bruce L. Braley, 1st Congressional District - Obama

Rep. Dave Loebsack, 2nd Congressional District - Obama

U.S. Senator:

Sen. Tom Harkin - Obama (Endorsed 6/4/08)

Democratic Governor:

Gov. Chet Culver - Obama

Democratic National Committee Members:

Scott Brennan, Iowa Democratic Party Chair - Obama (Endorsed 5/20/08)
Richard Machacek - Obama (Endorsed 4/29/08)
Sandy Opstvedt - Clinton
Sarah Swisher, Iowa Democratic Party Vice Chair - Obama

Nat'l Association of Democratic State Treasurers:

Michael L. Fitzgerald - Obama

Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee:

Michael Gronstal - Clinton

State's Total Unpledged Delegate Votes: 11

Caucus Results: Obama 38%, Edwards 30%, Clinton 29%