| The former president says he also sees an effort afoot to strong-arm undecided superdelegates to make their choice fast. |
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| If superdelegates decide this nomination, it's going to look like big-shot politicians and fat-cats decided who should be president. |
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| She also arranged a private meeting later in the day with uncommitted superdelegates. |
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| They still believe that they have a very strong case to make to the superdelegates. |
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| No question two-thirds 66 percent of the Vermont Democrats said the superdelegates should vote the will of the people. |
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| Eight hundred superdelegates will attend the Democratic convention. |
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| We have the superdelegates who are the 796 folks who are unpledged. |
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| Some Americans object to the power of superdelegates to nominate a candidate who did not receive the most votes in primaries and caucuses. |
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| However, enough superdelegates could still break her way to deliver the nomination to her at the Democratic convention in August. |
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| Although Democratic superdelegates are free to vote for any candidate, in some ways, their votes already are being counted. |
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| The Republican Party uses a different system for selecting its delegates through the primaries and has fewer superdelegates. |
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| He was especially strong in caucus states, where depth of loyalty was tested, and among superdelegates concerned about electability in the general election. |
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| When he finished third in Iowa and appeared to lose control of himself during his speech after the caucuses, superdelegates quickly shifted their support to Senator John Kerry, who went on to win the nomination. |
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| In fact, superdelegates who have announced their commitment to a specific candidate outnumber pledged delegates selected in primaries and caucuses. |
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| The role of superdelegates often is debated, Barone said. |
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| Normally, superdelegates conceal their super-identities by wearing thick glasses, drab suits over their capes and brightly coloured spandex costumes. |
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| Time to sow further doubts in the minds of the superdelegates. |
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| And that all superdelegates would be seated. |
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