Time for Uncommitted Superdelegates to Stop Following and Start Leading: A New Projection (Updated)

A month ago we set to work on figuring out how the uncommitted superdelegates would ultimately vote. Now it is time for an update and a call to action. I would like to echo Chris's sentiments from yesterday, he said:  The 228 uncommitted superdelegates who have already voted in the nomination campaign but not publicly endorsed are acting irresponsibly. These are people who can help bring a resolution, or at lest clarity, to the process, but who are choosing not to do so for reasons one can only guess.  Chris called for greater transparency and that's exactly what we'll do with this diary. And there's something you can do to help get these delegates off the fence. They are all sensitive to public sentiment, even the DNC members who are not office holders. So far, they have been hearing from the Obama and Clinton campaigns but not people closer to them who want them to decide one way or the other. They have good reasons for staying neutral which I'll ...