Barack Obama is the Democratic Presidential Nominee for the 2008 General Election, so DemConWatch has decided that we will no longer be updating our superdelegate lists or tables. We would like to thank everyone who has helped us out with our Superdelegate Lists and Delegate Trackers . Special thanks go to Yousri, Quon_mom, Amot, Charlie and Ed Espinoza . Thanks also to all of our readers and commenters, who have provided us with much of the information you see on these pages. When we started the lists in early January we had no idea that we would get so much attention or that we would be updating the list into June. We also never expected to get the media coverage we received. We had stories written about us in the NY Times , Wired , Politico , The Wall Street Journal and US News and World Report to name a few. If you were lucky you may have also heard us do interviews on CNN Radio, NPR and XM Radio’s POTUS `08. We will now return you to our regularly scheduled ...
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"All Politics is Local" Spoke Tip O’NeillFrom: demconwatch.blogspot.com
Post Date: 2008-06-07 03:29:00
We can look at elections in terms of national popular votes, or Electoral College votes. We can look at which demographic voted in which way. But no matter how you slice it, ALL elections come down to what each individual does when he/she is in the voting booth. While some people vote against their own self-interest, in the end a vote for most people is “Which candidate do I believe in? Which will do the best by me and my family and my beliefs?” I am pleased and humbled that the DCW guys ar...
more The Silent SuperdelegatesFrom: demconwatch.blogspot.com
Post Date: 2008-06-06 16:01:00
With the final names being added to the DemConWatch Superdelegate Endorsement List, it’s time to take a look at who, even at this late date, decided to forgo their duty of telling the Democratic Party who they support. There are 98.5 superdelegate votes who have not endorsed a candidate: THE UNSELECTED There are 3 vacancies in the DNC, 1 from Illinois and 2 at-large. There are also 29.5 add-on superdelegates who have not been selected, for a total of 32.5 superdelegate votes that have...
more Superdelegate endorsements for Friday 6/6From: demconwatch.blogspot.com
Post Date: 2008-06-06 15:27:00
All right, folks, this is truly the last day we’ll be listing superdelegate endorsements. And no, we won’t be moving Clinton over to Obama’s column. But lets see who decided to jump on the Obama bandwagon during mop-up time: Sen. Majority Leader Harry Reid (NV) Rep. Mike McIntyre (NC) Rep. Bob Etheridge (NC) Sen. Jack Reed (RI) Gov. Steve Beshear (KY) Gov. Joe Manchin (WV) DNC Nick Casey (WV) Rep. Tim Rya...
more Clinton’s last superdelegate endorsementFrom: demconwatch.blogspot.com
Post Date: 2008-06-06 05:30:00
In the midst of the superdelegate flood on Tuesday, one endorsement stood out. Not counting the South Dakota endorsements of Clinton by Sen. Tim Johnson and DNC member Cheryl Chapman, who both followed their state’s vote, Clinton’s last superdelegate endorsement was from Wyoming DNC member Cindy Nunley:Let’s say this for Wyoming Democrat Cindy Nunley: No one can accuse her of political expediency. On Tuesday evening, as Barack Obama stood on the brink of securing enough delega...
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